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The essence of fighting is to give, but by no means to receive, but to be effective for increasing one's chances of survival and allowing an opponent minimal opportunity to counterattack
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The reality of the techniques, are that they are fast, quick and very brutal when used. As in any form of duelling, serious injury or death were always a risk. There is nothing romantic about combat. It is however, as a art form, richly deserving of study
Keep your legs slightly bent - This will reduce the time it takes you to react to an opponents move, or to start your own attack
Keep your weapon at the ready. Always be prepared and ready to block or attack
The ability to improvise is important
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Bujinkan International Hombu dojo in Japan under Soke Hatsumi
Visit - Bujinkan Hombu
Affiliate of the Wexford Fighting Faction
Visit - W.F.F
International Bujinkan Dojo Association which is run by Richard and Linda Van Donk
Visit - I.B.D.A
Affiliate of the Reviving Irish Martial Arts Heritage Movement
R.I.M.A.M
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