How to become a ninja?
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1.  First you should choose which type of ninja you want to be. You can also just choose the elements of both that you like.\n2. The first ninja described is the tactical and physically adept ninja, masters of infiltration, combat and stealth.\n3. To become on of these you need to learn to become "invisible" to those around you, learn to move silently, hide, and become a master of infiltration.\n4. To become the ninja mentioned above you should: take a ninjutsu class (so as to master the martial arts that many ninjas praticed), learn to climb, hide and move silently. Learn the concepts of light, shadow, colors and camoflague. This will take a while.\n5. To become the social ninja you need to be capable of manipulate people to do your will all while seeming convicing and confident.\n6. This type of ninja isn't stealthy but s/he is subtle. S/he knows how to lie, negotiate and find any information they might need from a person. To obtain this skill set you need to practice often to master your skills, but not too much so that people will realize your deceptive nature.\n7. It is best to blend both types into one that suits you best, most ninja developed assets which did alot of their spying for them.\n8. Once all this is complete it's probably safe to say your a ninja, although you might not want people to know that. \n\n* Don't lie extravagantly even if your good someone will eventually see through your lie.\n* Some ninjutsu classes focus on martial arts and skills needed to infiltrate! \n\n* This is a long and tedious process.\n* Lying is illegal in some cases, as is infiltrating.\n* Do not break any laws or do anything illegal!
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The best form of combat is Ju Box Fu it is a combination of Brazilian Jujitsu,Muay Thai kickboxing and kungFu if you have time to include wrestling you cant be beaten. \nIf someone is bigger and stronger you can take them to the ground and use your Jujitsu witch is very easy to learn and very effective. If your opponent is smaller and faster you can use you size and strength and strike them Kungfu is very unorthodox with back fists and kicking techniques they are hard to defend however it takes a long time to learn this style so start with kickboxing witch has a lot of basic power attacks.\nJujitsu is the best form for a 1 on 1 street fight but if you are faced with more than 1 opponent you will need to know your striking.\nIf you only have time to practise and learn 1 style i recommend Jujitsu if you study it for one year you can easily beat a 15 year Martial Artist from any of the classical styles (Karate,Boxing,KungFu,Judo or wrestling) witch are useless unless you both now the same style.\nIt is also very hard to find a Ju Box Fu school as it is a relatively new style so good luck.
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Find a American Kenpo school and sign up you dont have to be an expert to defend your self Its a vary effective martial art.you will learn the true science of combat. Remember this.    To hear is to forget to see is to remember to do is to understand.
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You do not seek out the way of the ninja.  The way of the ninja will find you when you are ready.
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Start physical training TODAY. Running would be best. \n\nLearn some basic military close order drill, like facing movements (left face, about face, etc.)\n\nDon't go crazy with short buzz hair cut.\n\nBe prepared to be yelled at. You're going to put up with some BS.\n\nDon't forget to STUDY. You're going to have a lot of information thrown at you.\n\nRemember to turn on the "game" when you step into the academy and turn it off when you leave. I mean your family and friends really don't want to be shown all the great tricks you're going to learn in unarmed defense class.
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Ah, but are any of us ever more than just masters of the basics?  I would say it all the depends on the individual in question.  How long have you trained and what it is your educational background?  Do you have knowledge of the business side of things?  Do you have a business license?\n\nI (only) have a single black belt, but I have been training in various martial arts systems for over 17 years.  Does that mean that I have not mastered more than "the basics"?  Am I one of those people who train and train but "never seem to get anywhere"?  Maybe, maybe not.\n\nI have taught martial arts only as private lessons.  But I have assisted in countless demonstrations, seminars and training camps for my teacher.  It would appear that at first glance I still have not "acheived" the privilege of opening my own school.\n\nHowever, I have two college degrees, and have been a public school teacher for 12 years.  And if I have learned anything through all of my experiences, it's that being a successful martials instructor has as much to do with business acumen as it does with knowing the lore of the art.\n\nWho is to say who is ready?  Only the individual can truly say.  All one really needs to do is to apply all that training that has gone before to the goals now set in sight.  90% of all martial arts training is a contingency plan (what do you do if...?).  So what are the contingencies of running a business?  Answer that and you should be ready.\n\nBest of Luck.  I hope to be in that position myself in the near future.\n\nVT
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I'd ask where I can train to become one. Jedi kick @$$!
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ninjitsu is about intelligent fightin (one ninja can even make a troop of 500 fighters fail.) ninjitsu is not like other martial arts. true ninjas r very powerful ppl.
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http://www.bullshido.com/articles/ninjutsu-8.html\n\nHave a go at this site. You'll learn a few useful things about ninjas.
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Don't live in fear!! but don't be a snitch either that will only makes your enemies more angry and they will definitely want a piece of you then.  I suggest you just be smart and dont put yourself in a position where you are vulnerable to getting jumped.  Dont hang around where they might catch you alone.  Always have a friend or peer/teacher around.  I know it easier said then done.  Im guessing your in highschool if so Ive been there done that.  I also know sometimes you cant avoid it in that case do what you gotta do but dont be dumb and leave yourself open to getting jumped.  Taking kick boxing wouldnt hurt either.  goodluck hope eveything works out
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First come up with a powerful run. Then go to the compainies you would like to sponser you. Tell them who you are and tell them you would like them to check you out in action. A really good way is at compitions. I got sponsered at a compition. It maight take some time. It took me two months to get a sponser. I was sponsered by mt dew, borderline  and a few local places. Enough to pay for gear and travel. It was cool for two years i got to travel and snowboard, that was my job and it was tons of fun.
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Can anyone become a mercenary?  No...first you have to have the training, background, contacts and stomach for it.\n\nIf you are former military special operations, you have a start.\n\nEasiest countries to find work.  Start with the country where the most danger is...Iraq.  Mercenaries are hiring out as bodyguards.  Is it dangerous?  Sure.  Is the pay good?  Maybe not good enough.\n\nTraining to become a mercenary is usually a result of serving in the military somewhere.
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-smiles- I am a ninja...I just need soom extra training to improve my skills. Why? Are you a ninja?
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ninjas because they can sneak around
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I think "ninja" is overdone---besides, you don't sound too much like a  Japanese stealth killer----If you've got ocean eyes, why not try a name like Darkstorm, or Azuria, or Maelstrom----or if, as you say, you'd like something not too girly sounding, you could call yourself George (lol)----think of a name that says to other readers what you'd  like to be ---SeaShadow, Typhoon Wing, All Wet (sorry, I can't help it)---\nGood Luck in your new incarnation!
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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Hapkido, stuff like that. You'll learn wrist locks, pressure points, submission moves, stuff you'll need to arrest perps!
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Yes! Ninjitsu is a martial art, and yes you can become a ninja. Of course they don't go sneaking around killing people anymore and stuff like that. There are schools to learn this art. One of the most known of the modern day ninjas is Sho Kosugi. He is also an actor who was in several ninja movies of the 80's. He used to have a school in California. I got to speak to him one time, he's a really nice guy. Check out a couple of his movies, " Revenge of the Ninja " and " Pray for Death ".