Koga Ryu Ninjutsu is not a dead system but it is very alive! Sensei Titus Jansen from the Netherlands is a master of the Koga Ryu Ninjutsu tradition and he does not believe in : PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS!
Sensei Titus Jansen is a grandmaster of the Koga RYu Ninjutsu system. He is an martial arts expert from the Netherlands and has opened his own Gym: Kage Ryu Dojo Winschoten. (Kage Ryu means Shadow Dragon). He is a master and in this movie you see different pictures and photo's from Sensei Titus Jansen in the Netherlands
Sensei Titus Mathijn Jansen from the Netherlands explains the fighting stance Hira No Kamae according the Koga Ryu Ninjitsu system. This video has subtitles. Sensei Titus Janse is a Koga Ninja master from the Netherlands and is teaching in his Kage ryu Dojo sportcenter
Grappling is very important to know when you fight, because a fighter who does not know groundfighting can not stand up in every aspect of fighting. Sensei Titus Jansen a Koga Ryu Ninjutsu master is explaining groundfighting basics to his students. He ad some Koga Ryu Ninjutsu and Judo principles on to the jiu jitsu grappling what ofcourse makes it stronger. Sensei Titus Jansen is dthe founder of the Kage Ryu Dojo in the Netherlands.
The Kyoketsu Shogei is a sickle and rope or chain weapon with a ring attached to the end. Master of the Koga Ninjutsu system Sensei Titus jansen from Europe the Netherlands is demonstrating this bladed sickle weapon to the public at his demonstration in his Kage Ryu Dojo ninja academy.
Master of Koga Ryu Ninjutsu mr Sensei Titus Mathijn Jansen is demonstrating here the sword skills of the Koga Ninja. Sword is sometimes a difficult weapon and you need a lot of training to become good at it. Check this demonstration of Koga Ryu Ninjutsu by the founder of the Kage Ryu Dojo Sensei Titus Jansen.
The nine leveles of power is a mystical energetioc exercise that speaks to imagination many tines. Famous Koga Ryu Ninjutsu master Sensei Titus Mathijn Jansen from the Netherlands is demonstrating here the nine levels of power. This totally following the Koga Ryu Ninjutsu system. Sensei Titus Jansen is also the founder of Lin Kuei Jitsu and he runs a martial arts academy in the Netherlands that is named: Kage Ryu Dojo
Koga Ryu Ninjitsu, Koga Ryu Ninjutsu, Sensei Titus Mathijn Jansen a Koga Ryu Ninja master from Europe is demonstrating the deadly Kata Dante. Sensei Titus Jansen is the boss of the Kage Ryu Dojo in the city of Winschoten the Netherlands
Koga Ryu Ninjitsu, Kata Dante
This defense form is Count Dante´s
Lin Kuei Jitsu is a martial art that has modern as classical concepts in it. This martial arts style was founded by Sensei Titus Mathijn Jansen a Koga Ryu Ninja and master in the art of Koga Ryu Ninjutsu. Sensei Titus Jansen is also very famous because of his martial arts background and his experience. He runs a bigg martial arts school in the Netherlands under the name Kage Ryu Dojo. Lin Kuei Jitsu is his own martial art and in this video he is showing some Lin Kuei Jitsu selfdefense techniques to the public. Lin Kuei Jitsu als has some elements of Koga Ryu Ninjutsu in it.
Koga Ninja master, Sensei Titus Jansen from the Netherlands and the director of the Kage Ryu Dojo sportscenter in the city of Winschoten is demonstrating the famous Bruce lee weapon the Nunchaku. This is a demonstration video only and shows you how the Koga Ryu Ninjutsu system works with the Nunchaku. Martial Arts at its best with Sensei Titus Jansen
Sensei Titus Jansen martial arts video! In these days you hear many people state that the Koga Ryu Ninjutsu is dead. To be honest it is not a proven fact. the answer: Sensei Titus Mathijn Jansen from Aschendorf has his own Koga Ryu Ninjutsu martial arts school in Winschoten the Netherlands. His School is called, Kage Ryu Dojo what means: Shadow Dragon School. Sensei Titus Jansen is training in the martial arts since he was 5 years old. No he is spreading the Koga Ryu Ninjutsu system to the public. The Koga Ryu Ninjutsu is a bit different then the well known Bujinkan system om grandmaster Masaaki Hatsumi.
