Budo Ryu Ninjutsu Dojo – Difference Between Life and Death – 武道流忍術道場
Posted on 31. Jul, 2010 by 忍者 in Training
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Student of the Budo Ryu Ninjutsu Dojo need to understand that they are not just here to make themselves better, but are also training to make the others around them better too. See what many do not want to admit that they cannot get that much better if there is no one around that is challenging themselves to become better. Yes determination comes from within, and this determination of warrior spirit is your greatest weapon. But to understand who you are and how to cultivate it, you need your training partners, your teachers to push you to become better and as you get better, so will all of the others around you. We cannot have ego, ego will get you killed, do not think that you are the best or that you want to be the best, because if you think that way there is no growth, and at that point, you are lifeless. I hope that you enjoy the motivational video that I placed together, the music and the speech is from the movie “Any Given Sunday” the voice is Al Pacino’s speech at half time, I heard this and all I could think about is all of the students here at the school and all of the students that I have world wide that need and want to become better. I hope that this brings some light to you training Take Care, Be Safe & Good Luck in your Journey of Budo Anshu Christa Jacobson Headmaster of the Budo Ryu Ninjutsu Dojo.
17 Responses to “Budo Ryu Ninjutsu Dojo – Difference Between Life and Death – 武道流忍術道場”
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shadowsofkoga
21. Feb, 2010
AWESOME VIDEO! Great Movie and Great Video from a Great Martial Arts Teacher!
“The one that is willing to die is the one that will get that inch!”
THAT IS WHAT MAKES THE FUCKING DIFFERENCE!
5 STARS!!!!!!
KoukaShinobi
21. Feb, 2010
After reading your words on the side of the video and then watching the video it is amazing how you can motivate others to be better. You always have a artistic way with your videos to prove your point and to show the beauty of the Japanese Arts. True honor to train with you.
kissrdbc
21. Feb, 2010
that is up lefted video
Ryutobi
21. Feb, 2010
To Anshu Jacobson:
I agree.
Live life honorably and pursue true greatness with honor and purity of heart. Even if the demons of hell block your way, cut through them and continue forward!
10 STARS!!!
MOUNTAINOUS
22. Feb, 2010
great video anshu
alterTrinityfang
22. Feb, 2010
great video sensei jacobson…. where is that monologue from?
BudoRyuNinjutsuDojo
22. Feb, 2010
@alterTrinityfang the music and the speech is from the movie “Any Given Sunday” the voice is Al Pacino’s speech at half time,
theuglyninja
22. Feb, 2010
great vid , anshu in ninjitsu and great film maker a lady of many talents
DTGtaihojutsu
22. Feb, 2010
an excellent mix of technques shown by you and your students and I agree with the others nice touch with the speech from Al Pacino in the background. It is also nice you teaching the little one the martial arts . An excellent video thanks for sharing it . 5 stars.
addancserpant
22. Feb, 2010
Awesome video
Terrific speech
Fantastic inspiration
It rings so true..so true!
Thank You
VickThorrable
22. Feb, 2010
The video goes in excellent balance with the monologue . Great job ^_^ , 5 stars !
andrewelliott123
23. Feb, 2010
outstanding what else needs to be said. So boys and girls lets get rolling . Stop waiting for it to come to you. You go for it!
DoomscytheHarvester
23. Feb, 2010
Fantastic video! When I get a bit older, and have more money, one of my goals is to train with you!
RhadeConstantine
27. Feb, 2010
cool vid keep up the gud work
earlystar23
04. Mar, 2010
That little girl is so cute…I bet her parents are very proud.
KnightBlade1969
28. Mar, 2010
Thanks! Keep up the great inspirational words in your videos and the encouraging concepts you show me every-time I watch your views on important but simple logic…Take Care.One can’t seem to learn enough daily, arigato
jgturpin
19. Jul, 2010
Once some one asked me, So how is your training going? To which I replied “very painfully”, and then just smiled.