Warrior Ways of Enlightenment

by Stephen K. Hayes

Series: Ninja (Volume 2)

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Warriorways of Enlightenment written by a western that has a true understanding of Ninjutsu. A student of Grandmaster Hatsumi, Mr. Hayes gives us an introduction and lessons that start us on our way of understanding the Togakure Ryu ninjutsu traditions. Book is filled with excellent photos. (

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By adding more advanced tools and concepts to the modern ninja's training regimen, this book continues where volume one left off. In the second book of the series, "Hayes" introduces combat principles, such as dealing with and avoiding danger, rolls and ground rebounds, training for modern altercations, and the power-generating hand symbols of kuji-in.

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