Are there any ninjutsu classes/lessons around Twin Falls Idaho?
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If you want authentic ninjutsu, it would be Iga ninjutsu. There are 3 schools: \n\n1.) Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu (Masaaki Hatsumi) \n2.) Genbukan Ninpo Bugei (Shoto Tenemura)\n3.) Jinenkan (Fumio Manaka)\n\n1.) Link for Bujinkan Schools in the U.S.A: http://www.winjutsu.com/winlinks.html \n\n2.) Link for Genbukan http://www.genbukan.org/cgi-bin/site.pl (there should be a dojo locator on there)\n\n3.) Link for Jinenkan Locations: http://www.jinenkan.com/locations.htm\n\nA.)One Bujinkan school in Boise: http://www.boisebujinkan.com/\n\nB.)One Genbukan school in Coeur d'Alene: http://www.genbukan.org/cgi-bin/site.pl?1712&cxDatabase_databaseID=1&id=20\n\nC.)Zero Jinenkan schools.
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Try call police dept. Sometime they offer self defense course.
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lol there are a few around where i live... in independence missoure the guy who brought it 2 the us lives... retired i bet... u can take it in topeka k.s. and u can learn it and any ryu-te karate(or ryukyu kempo) place along with tuite jutsu the 2 things that make ryu te totally diffrent than all other karates.... good stuff.... u can rean kyuso online by its self off the oficial website... 4 a price... but scince its a independant study..... i cant say youll get quality
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Goju Karate,\nGoju Ryu Karate Association (IOGKF)\nChildwall Dojo\nChildwall Valley youth and community centre\nLyndene Road, Childwall \nLiverpool 25\nTel: 0151-289-0290\n\nThat's your best bet, someone has already mentioned that but just quoted the phone book, this is the best from personal experience, not phone book experience.\n\nGood luck
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Aikikai Of Philadelphia   \nChief Instructor: Henry Smith\n\nPhone1: 215 563-8108 | Phone2: | Fax:  \nLocation:\n\n Mailing Address:\n \nDojo Contact: Henry Smith\n2100 Chestnut St\nPhiladelphia PA 19103\nUnited States Attn: Henry Smith\n2100 Chestnut St\nPhiladelphia PA 19103\nUnited States \n\nSchedule: Paul Manogue, sensei offers Iado instruction as a compliment to Aiki-weapons Saturdays 1-5pm\nNotes: Paul Manogue, sensei offers Iado instruction as a compliment to Aiki-weapons Saturdays 1-5pm \n\n\nMy husband trained with Paul Manogue, who is an excellent teacher trained in Japan.
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Hi - I would start here:\n\nhttp://www.naturalhealers.com/feat-reiki.shtml - they list all the Reiki schools in the US\n\nor here:\n\nhttp://www.reiki.org/ - where you might be able to find local seminars and personal learning materials.\n\nGood luck on your spiritual journey!
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Contact local ethnic groups.  I bet they offer classes.  Sometimes VFW halls or singles clubs do too.
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This may help - http://www.martialartsresource.com/DA/ma_sites.html\n\nGood luck!
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Try this website it should have your answer.\n\nhttp://www.archerytraining.com/locations.htm
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Depends what part of WI you are from. There is a Kung Fu studio on Hwy 164 and Hwy 59 on the south side of Waukesha. I know some instructors there.
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maybe you need to find a real good instructor that knows everything,maybe someone who's trained for 3years or so.\nor you could pick up the yellow pages or try search?
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Try your local YMCA.  Ours offers classes for groups or just for couples and it's pretty reasonably priced.
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You could practice on your own but you will need an instructor to really correct things.  A good website is www.kendo-world.com You can find a lot of info there as well as some videos!
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There are many. you can check this web site out and the can tell you where you can find a Reiki Master close to you. http://www.reikiblessings.homestead.com/INHA.html
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u can get in this may be : www.download.com\nwww.download.net and www.nidokidos.org
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If you're looking for a self-defense class....these are the things I would look for...and also, warning signs to watch out for.\n\n1- How simplistic are the techniques that are being taught? \n   Rule of thumb: generally when techniques are overly complex, they're overly prone to failure against a non-compliant attacker...heh..{cough} Tae Kwon Do for example...avoid it at all costs.\n\n2- Does the system teach techniques that are universally applicable? i.e. - do they work against strikes, chokes, grabs, weapons and so forth....if they do not, they're too unilaterally minded to be useful.\n\n3- Does the class have a bunch of students wearing white uniforms screaming for no good reason? Do they perform very static, mechanical movements ala 'rock 'em sock 'em robots?'\nIf so....walk away, just walk away.\n\n4- Do they charge outlandish prices for classes, promotions, and 5 million different colored belts?\nIf so....walk away, just walk away.\n\n5- Do they spar w/ big targeted pads on their chest, poofy helmet things, and shin pads?\nIf so....just leave politely.\n\n6- Do they have a few classes you can try out for no cost and/or obligation? \nIf so, use them.\n\n7- Lastly, to they teach evasion and counter/release techniques over standing there and trying to block?\nIf so, that's a good thing...definitely a good thing. Blocking fails more often than not...it's better to just not be there.\n\nArts I would reccomend if you can find them :\n\nJapanese arts : \nBujinkan Budo Taijutsu (under a qualified Hachidan instructor or higher.) \nAlso, certain kinds of Aikido...depends on the mindset of the class, some are great...some do the whole Zen-hippie thing too much.\nKoryu Jujutsu is great as well, Hontai Yoshin Ryu and Yagyu Shinkage Ryu are great schools if the instructor can get past "kata mindset" and work on real combat.\nOut of all of them, I'd reccomend the Bujinkan first.\n\nChinese arts : \nChen Tai Chi - looks slow, but teaches principles of balance rarely seen elsewhere...and it's great for iso-kinetic exercise.\nChoy Li Fut (choy lay fut) - great southern striking art...lots of curriculum, but geared toward street fighting.\nHung Ga - southern art that combines strikes, throws, and locks/joint breaking w/ ease. GREAT workout too.\nXingyi-quan : tedious to study, devestating when mastered.\n\nKorean arts : I reccomend none.\n\nMuay Thai : for scrapping, 'nuff said.\n\nAnd also any kind of basic police training for unarmed or handheld weapons training - they teach great release and counter techniques very similar to Bujinkan material (same kind of mindset.)\n\nAlso, the Israeli art of Krav Maga....brutal and nasty.\n\nYou can always e-mail me directly if you want a more detailed answer.\n\npeace, and happy hunting!
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Uh, let me know what town you're going to be practicing in...