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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Darius101" data-source="post: 850527" data-attributes="member: 9466">Another interesting bit of advice on a subject I love. I will only say this this time....Check out the schools and if you like it then it will be right for you. Bujinkan is like any other martial art in that it is only as good as the teacher teaching it. You must do the work to get the benefit. The basic idea taught is get out of the way when someone attacks you and then if possible attack back and end the fight as quickly as possible. Zd I am sorry to hear you lost a good teacher. Drakmar and Tacky..I agree with you again. Nice post. LG I see what your saying and it is essentially on the right path. I have noticed that many in Bujinkan schools are rather political nowadays. This I find odd but not unique. Not that anything you posted was particlarly political. Koryu is any art steeped in old traditions and is practiced as it was practiced in the old days. (Basic) Ko =Old  Ryu= school or traditionI have posted many links on a past thread or two on this subject. Good luck on picking a good school again, I would stay away from the judo school as that will not be what your looking for at this time ZD I think you know my thoughts on that.Later, Darius</blockquote>