Tenchijin Ryaku No Maki - Richardson, Paul
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The Tenchijin Ryaku no Maki consists of 3 books, Ten Ryaku no Maki (Principles of Heaven), Chi Ryaku of maki (Principles of Earth), and Jin Ryaku no maki (Principles of Man). * Ten Ryaku No Maki 天略の巻 contains the basic skills of the Bujinkan Dojo, Ukemi /Kaiten (Rolling), Kamae (Postures), Sanshin No Kata, Kihon Happo, Ken (fists) etc. * Chi Ryaku No Maki 地略の巻 contains the different Nage (throws), Gyaku Waza (locks), Keri (kicks) and Shime (chokes) that are found in the Bujinkan Kata. * Jin Ryaku No Maki 人略の巻 consists of a selected number of various Kata from the different Ryu-ha that are…mehr

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The Tenchijin Ryaku no Maki consists of 3 books, Ten Ryaku no Maki (Principles of Heaven), Chi Ryaku of maki (Principles of Earth), and Jin Ryaku no maki (Principles of Man). * Ten Ryaku No Maki 天略の巻 contains the basic skills of the Bujinkan Dojo, Ukemi /Kaiten (Rolling), Kamae (Postures), Sanshin No Kata, Kihon Happo, Ken (fists) etc. * Chi Ryaku No Maki 地略の巻 contains the different Nage (throws), Gyaku Waza (locks), Keri (kicks) and Shime (chokes) that are found in the Bujinkan Kata. * Jin Ryaku No Maki 人略の巻 consists of a selected number of various Kata from the different Ryu-ha that are studied in the Bujinkan Dojo. >The exact origin of the Tenchijin Ryaku No Maki is not known to us. In the 1960's and 1970's Hatsumi Masaaki, the Soke (Grandmaster) of the Bujinkan Dojo, taught a collection of techniques which were known as the 'Hatsumi-ha'. These Hatsumi-ha techniques were constantly changing and there was no set formality to what was taught, as there was no need for a formalised system at that time. This version of our book matches the same size as the Ryuha kata books
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