Ron Dunkan – Koga Ryu Ninjitsu

Prof.Ron Dunkan’s Koga Ryu Ninjitsu MP4V | English | 640×480 | MP4 | 30 fps 2000 kbps | MP3 128 kbps | 876 MB rare
One of the few overview and instructive videos about Koga Ryu Ninjutsu technique, both without and with arms.
Professor Ronald Duncan, a living martial arts icon, and her pupils exhibit traditional and current parts of the art Koga Ninja – from the warm-up set to disarming the opponent, armed with a pistol and submachine gun.
Also seen in the video in various combinations with a sword, knife, kusarikama (ogham) tessen, Yavara, and so on.

A ten-minute interview with the author is included at the end of the video.
Despite the fact that the film is more than 22 years old, I believe it would be fairly intriguing for anybody who appreciates ninjutsu in its different expressions, even though the manner in which it is removed now makes me grin.
Furthermore, I have no clear information on where and who the “father of American Ninjutsu,” Ronald Duncan, learned ninjutsu.

But we know he has practiced jujutsu, Aikijutsu, Kempo Karate, and other arts for as long as Charlie Neal, Ernie Cates, Tatsuo Uzaki, and Don Draeger.
His students (at least two of whom were filmed for this video, including his son) are currently actively teaching Koga ryu in the United States, and their work can be seen in various ads on YouTube.
And, by the way, Ronald Duncan is currently actively engaging with the JNF (Japan Federation of Ninjutsu), led by Kawakami Dziniti – in particular, he supplied material assistance for the whole inaugural Kawakami workshop in the United States in June 2009.