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cuulad · May 15, 2001, 10:10 AM

I take Shinto Yoshin Ryu JiuJitsu and though there isn't a style sponsered emphasis on guns, my teacher insists on learning EVERYTHING that will keep one alive in extereme situations.

We do a lot of weapon retention and cross train w/ a Kuntao/Arnis master in knives and firearms retention.

Recently my instructor has been working w/ our Kuntao/Arnis friend in creating a training program for police and SWAT

my school: http://www.sfama.com (still under some construction)

our Kuntao/Arnis friend: http://www.tacsafe.com

The attitdue taken in my dojo is that we are training as warriors...not for fitness, not for spiritual awakening, but as warriors follwing Budo as a code (which does encompass mental, physical, as well as spiritual training in order to make for a more well rounded and stable warrior).

Hope that helps and is of some interest.

May 15, 2001, 10:10 AM	#20
cuulad Junior Member Join Date: April 20, 2001 Location: SoFla Posts: 10	MA and firearms I take Shinto Yoshin Ryu JiuJitsu and though there isn't a style sponsered emphasis on guns, my teacher insists on learning EVERYTHING that will keep one alive in extereme situations. We do a lot of weapon retention and cross train w/ a Kuntao/Arnis master in knives and firearms retention. Recently my instructor has been working w/ our Kuntao/Arnis friend in creating a training program for police and SWAT my school: http://www.sfama.com (still under some construction) our Kuntao/Arnis friend: http://www.tacsafe.com The attitdue taken in my dojo is that we are training as warriors...not for fitness, not for spiritual awakening, but as warriors follwing Budo as a code (which does encompass mental, physical, as well as spiritual training in order to make for a more well rounded and stable warrior). Hope that helps and is of some interest.