Taijutsu is the use of whole body movement and flexibility. It is a combination of ground hitting skills, rolling and leaping with striking and grappling methods. There are also methods for climbing, conditioning the body and maintaining health, as well as …

Proper fist. The fist is defined as the proper striking surface of your strike. That means that there is a ‘fist’ for your kicks. For a punching fist, roll your fingers all the way while wrapping thumbs around the middle digits. Hit with the entire knuckles of the index and middle fingers.

Rather than tensing the muscles and violently shifting the skeletal structure to generate strong strikes, the ninja's taijutsu utilises the combination of the bodies energy, balanced structure and timing of the breath to create knock down power.

Koutetsu Strike - The user turns his fist into black steel using Steel Release where he then performs an extremely powerful six inch punch to the center of the targets chest. The force from the punch is able to send his opponent flying well causing extreme internal damage.

Using this tremendous burst of power and speed, he will approach his opponent in a distinctive stance. When near enough, he will kick his opponent and launch them into the air. He will then strike them multiple times, causing the distinctive peacock fan to develop. The feathers of the fan will be formed by the super-sonic movement of Guy's fists.

2010年3月30日 · Kiten Ken - Shuto Open Hand Strike (as in Omote Shuto, Ura Shuto) Rather than flicking out and back this strike uses the body's motion to knock the opponent off balance. The neck, head, and clavicle are good targets for this weapon.

Another fundamental of Budo Taijutsu is Hoken Juroppo Uchi (16 fists strikes). These fists are unique to this art in the way they are delivered via angle, timing, and body movement. Kihon Happo, or the "Eight Fundamentals" are one of the major building blocks of Budo Taijutsu.

Taijutsu is a synonym for jujutsu (method of close combat either unarmed or with minor weapons), and the words jujutsu, taijutsu, and yawara can be used interchangeably. The term is commonly used when referring to traditional Japanese martial arts but has also been used in the naming of modern martial arts such as Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu.

The boshiken (also called shitoken) is an unusual striking method that is almost unique to the art of taijutsu as practiced in the Bujinkan Dojo. Formed similarly to a fudoken ("normal" fist), but with the thumb extended and supported by the outside of the forefinger, the boshiken is used to apply pinpoint attacks against the muscular and ...

Taijutsu (体術; Literally meaning "Body Techniques") are non-elemental, offensive techniques that a cost a low amount of chakra. All Taijutsu (besides Kinjutsu) costs 10 CP to perform, which is beneficial. However, when the user performs a Taijutsu, the user takes a …