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scorpio1980 · 07-01-2009, 04:32 AM

I believe Ninjitsu to be the greatest of all martial arts. The fighting style is mainly jujitsu, but thats only half the training. Half the time you are learning climbing skills, hiding skills, espionage, weaponry of all types, and how to survive in any situation. You also learn meditation if you aren't aware, and how to produce different types of energy depending on what the situation calls for. Most martial arts have limitations, but ninjitsu builds like a lego system, and you don't learn something new until you master what you are learning first. 21 IS YOUNG! I'm 28, and i'm still a kid in my eyes. You are as young as you believe. I know 50 year olds who could kick a 18 year old ass, because they don't limit themselves with an arbitrary number that is called age. I don't celebrate birthdays for this reason, I hope one day for someone to ask me my age, and be able to smile, and say I don't know.

07-01-2009, 04:32 AM	#4 (permalink)
scorpio1980 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 158	I believe Ninjitsu to be the greatest of all martial arts. The fighting style is mainly jujitsu, but thats only half the training. Half the time you are learning climbing skills, hiding skills, espionage, weaponry of all types, and how to survive in any situation. You also learn meditation if you aren't aware, and how to produce different types of energy depending on what the situation calls for. Most martial arts have limitations, but ninjitsu builds like a lego system, and you don't learn something new until you master what you are learning first. 21 IS YOUNG! I'm 28, and i'm still a kid in my eyes. You are as young as you believe. I know 50 year olds who could kick a 18 year old ass, because they don't limit themselves with an arbitrary number that is called age. I don't celebrate birthdays for this reason, I hope one day for someone to ask me my age, and be able to smile, and say I don't know.