"Discover the Ninja in you"

You have heard and seen the stories of the Ninja - Black clad warriors running around in the dead of night with swords strapped to their backs.  For some this may conjure of old memories of Hollywood Ninja movies, throwing explosives at the ground and then disappearing in a cloud of smoke.  This mystique has intrigued millions of people worldwide to want to become a ninja or at minimum think it would be really cool.  What if the myth, the illusion were real?  What if you could actually become a ninja? 

Well, the art of Ninjutsu is being taught freely at L.I. Ninjutsu Centers, just like it was 1000’s of years ago, but it is also being taught with a modern twist.  Taking the ancient principles and combining them with modern concepts.   Kyoshi Allie has trained with one of the top American Ninja Pioneers as well as traveling to Japan to learn from Japanese masters  there.  He has taken all of his martial arts experience and developed a system which is not known as 21st Century Ninjutsu – L.I. Ninjutsu Centers.  If you become a student of L.I.N.Centers you will learn aspects of Ninjutsu very rarely taught any more even in Japan.  You will learn 18 of the 36 Ninja Ryu ha’s in the early stages later on progressing to all 36 skills levels. This is why many modern day law enforcement agents as wells as military personnel have trained at our centers. 

Speaking from the bottom of my heart, I must say that I believe the martial arts to be going in two different directions.  With one being that of the sport which is Olympic Karate and Judo as well as the MMA – Mixed Martial arts and the other which is the Traditional Martial Arts – which is slowly disappearing.  In the sport martial arts which is now becoming very popular with the U.F.C – Ultimate Fighting Championship and most other No Holds Barred competitions the general public is losing sight of the traditional martial arts.  With out teaching the martial arts the way they were taught hundreds and thousands of years ago they will be lost forever.

Sport martial arts are for fun and present the participant with a challenge, physical fitness and agility. Of course in all sports there are many lessons to be learned, but most of them center around the game or sport.  In the traditional martial arts the practice becomes the life - skill.  You may be asking what is the difference?  The answer is simple, in sports you learn how to win, to compete, to play the game, but once the game is taken out of the scenario, the lessons are mostly lost.  The Martial Arts if taught correctly will encompasses many things from the physical to the mental and spiritual. Enabling the participant, whether it be child or adult to learn skills that will fit into every aspect of their life.  The trials and tribulations, the bumps and bruises, the struggle, the defeat, the successes are all part of the learning process in traditional martial arts.  I believe our school has developed this type of training system.  I have taken 41 years of trial and error, good and bad teachers and have formulated a program that combines all aspects of life, that will most certainly change your life forever.