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Highlights
Experienced sensei lead classes on swordplay, drawing on martial-arts techniques descended from feudal Japanese ninja
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7 ratings4 reviews
Change up the curriculum and mandate certain dates for "level 1", "level 2" and "level 3" for example (or 5 levels for the 5-class package), with participants not able to go up a level without completing the previous level. That way, students aren't doing the same thing every week. Plan ahead as well so that the class does not have to go outside in a mosquito infested playground.
Edwin
18 ratings2 reviews
Great class, friendly environment. Perhaps invest in a more powerful AC?
About This Deal
As handsome as they are effective, swords quickly supplanted less efficient weapons technology, such as hurling Fabio at attackers. Wield an elegant tool of defense with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $28 for three ninja-sword classes (a $75 value)
- $119 for five ninja-sword classes plus a sword to take home (a $260 value)<p>
Experienced instructors lead classes on ninja swordsmanship, teaching basic yet effective attacks and defenses. Those opting for the five-class package receive a sword with which to learn, and they practice advanced techniques and flourishes in their final two classes.<p>
Fine Print
Promotional value expires Jul 30, 2012. Amount paid never expires.
Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Must redeem classes in full by 7/30/12. Valid only for option purchased. Appointment required. 7-day cancellation notice or fee up to Groupon price may apply. Must be 18 or older. Must sign waiver and provide a photo ID. New clients only. Classes must be used by the same person.
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About Bujinkan New York Dojo
A lifelong acolyte of martial arts, native New Yorker and master instructor Joe Maurantonio discovered Bujinkan in the early ‘80s and trained under America’s top practitioners. An official member of the American Shidoshi Kai organization of Bujinkan teachers and the international Bujinkan Dojo, Maurantonio learned from international masters, including school founder soke Masaaki Hatsumi.
Comprising nine schools of martial arts, the Bujinkan tradition traces its roots to the styles used by ninja and samurai in feudal Japan. Classes eschew competition and artificial rules for exercises that recreate realistic combat situations. Students study attacks and defenses in slow exercises, perfecting rolls and disabling moves with a focus on personal growth, effective self-defense, and preparation for battles with armed closet monsters.