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Posted on August 19, 2013 by Jon

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Ninja Mission Program 1 – “The Sword Master”

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Ninja Flexibility Video
Ninja Mobility Video
Sword Flow Drills Video 1
Sword Flow Drills Video 2
Sword Flow Drills Video 3
Sword Flow Drills Video 4
Sword Cut Flow Video 1
Sword Cut Flow Video 2
TenChiJin Breathing Video
Ukemi with Sword Video
Ninja Challenge Video 1
Ninja Challenge Video 2
Ninja Mission 1 Calendar (PDF)

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Your Mission, Should You Chose to Accept It….

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By Jonathan Haas
Forward by Jack Hoban, Shidoshi

Since ancient times, stories have abounded about the legendary physical prowess of martial artists.

Today’s lifestyle, coupled with a lack of knowledge about how to combine fitness and budo, has led to a rapid decline in martial artists levels of strength and conditioning.

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Warrior Fitness combines old school fitness with modern exercise science.

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Flow drills
Breathing exercises
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Conditioning exercises
Recovery
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Warrior Fitness Guide Striking Power – Level 1 (e-book)

by Jonathan Haas, 9th dan Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu and certified Underground Strength Coach

Specific Physical Preparedness for ALL striking arts from old school Traditional Martial Arts to modern MMA!
Learn how to build a powerful structure to stabilize punches, kicks, and martial movement!
Discover how to use low-tech, high yield tools to strengthen strikes throughout a range of motion!
Sledge Hammer for force production, rotational strength, grip strength, and old school conditioning!
Medicine Ball for explosive strength and rotational strength!
Resistance Bands for force production, rotational strength, increased stabilization!
Bodyweight Exercise and Isometrics for structure and stabilization!
Discover how to use Intelligent Tension rather than general tension to power strikes!
Learn Breathing and vibration exercises for recovery and restoration!
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Martial Power Program

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Complete Joint Mobility warm-up program and Active Recovery: specific low-intensity mobility exercises will increase your level of readiness by stimulating blood flow to prepare the body for work while lubricating each joint.
Real Martial Applications: each exercise has been carefully selected to create the highest level of specific conditioning while building and reinforcing your martial skill sets.

The Martial Power Program includes:

4 Video Workout Briefings that will help you BUILD LEAN MUSCLE and TORCH FAT so you can train like a true NINJA while building up more strength, conditioning, and powerful athleticism! ($97 Value)

Video of Jon’s Personal Joint Mobility Routine. This is the routine from my daily personal practice that will prepare the body for training, increase local blood flow to muscles, and aid in removing toxins from the body! ($37 Value)

Martial Power Program Manual That will lay out the workouts, 8 week programming schedule, pictures of the exercises, and advice on active recovery training. ($37 Value)

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Learn unique and powerful breathing exercises drawn from martial arts, qigong, and yoga that will teach you how to Adapt AND Perform Under Stress!

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Breathe Through Your Heels

Posted on August 6, 2013 by Jon

Chuang Tzu (c.370-286 BC) said, “The breathing of the superior man comes from his heels, while men generally breathe only from their throats…”

When performing these types of exercises it is important to realize that breathing is not simply a mechanical process where we see our lungs operating as a kind of bellows, drawing in and pushing out the air. Rather, we should understand that breathing is a complete physiological process of cellular respiration – our entire body breathes!

Mental imagery or visualization can aid in increasing the effectiveness of the above exercises. When inhaling, imagine the body filling up with calm, relaxing energy; feel it permeate the entire body, pouring through every cell. When exhaling, visualize all the metabolic waste products, stress, and unnecessary tensions being exhaled from the entire body. It’s a very simple add-on, but it works wonderfully. Give it a try!

From my book, Warrior Fitness: Conditioning for Martial Arts

Want to be a truly Superior Man? Learn how to Evolve Your Breathing!

How to Train More Every Day

Posted on July 24, 2013 by Jon

The only way to go from average martial artists to outstanding is to train more. You may be limited in how many classes you can attend on a weekly basis or how many seminars you can attend on a monthly basis, but you are not limited in how much solo training you can do on a day to day basis. The key to greatness lies in solo training. This is how you build yourself up to mastery. Step by step, session by session, day by day. There is no other way.

That being said, I humbly offer the following 4 suggestions on how to train more every day.

1) Awareness, Awareness, Awareness

Keep your eyes, ears, and senses open to your surroundings. Make it a habit to not allow anyone to sneak up on you or surprise you. Make a game out of knowing where people around you are, even if you can’t “see” them.

2) Don’t Just Walk, Ninja Walk!

Take the opportunity no matter where you are to practice your balance, footwork, and movement skills. This doesn’t mean you have to stalk your boss in the company restroom – unless you want to get fired! But when you move, whether it’s in the office, walking down the street, in the grocery store, or out in the woods, pay attention to your balance, body control, and coordination. Raise and lower each foot purposefully. Do not let your walking be “controlled falling”.

3) Mini Training Sessions

All of us seem to think that if we can’t dedicate a solid hour or so to solo training than we just don’t have the time to do it. My solution for you is this – train in 5 minute increments. No matter who you are and what type of work you do, you have 5 minutes to spare during your day. If you look for it, you probably have many blocks of 5 minute increments during your day. Don’t waste them! Use them to train. In 5 minutes you can practice all the Sanshin No Kata 5 times each side. In 5 minutes you can do 100 push-ups (maybe!). In 5 minutes you can practice ukemi. In 5 minutes you can do a flow drill. Be creative, figure it out! All those mini blocks of 5 minute training sessions add up to huge amounts of time over a week, month, year, and decade. You’re in this for the long haul, aren’t you?

4) Set a Goal

Figure out what your own personal training goals are and write them down. Give yourself a deadline to achieve them. Add actions steps to help you reach each one. Develop a plan of attack and hold yourself accountable. Need help developing a plan? Ask me. I can help you. It’s what I do.

How Natural is Your Shizen No Kamae?

Posted on July 19, 2013 by Jon

This may come as a shock, but I believe many people training in the martial arts today are doing shizen no kamae (natural posture) wrong. How can this be? After all, aren’t you supposed to be just standing there naturally? Well, yes and no.

The problem stems from the fact that even though this is a “natural” posture, there are not that many people who stand naturally, naturally. We need to be taught how to be natural; or perhaps it’s better to say we need to unlearn and strip away from our bearing all that is NOT natural to find a true shizen no kamae.

TenChiJin

In order for the body to be supported with minimal effort and tension, 2 forces that act on us all the time must be understood and mastered. The 2 forces I am referring to are Ten (heaven) and Chi (earth). Ten and Chi are controlled by Jin (man) standing in the middle of the 2 – TenChiJin. Ten, the force of heaven, is gravity pulling the whole body down towards the earth. Chi, or the force of earth, is support pushing the body up opposing the force of gravity.

The body itself though must be conditioned to manipulate these 2 forces (there is a kuden). When the body is properly conditioned it then acts like a tensegrity structure – bones act like compressive struts pushing out while connective tissue pulls in. This combined with an understanding of how the forces of heaven and earth work create a profound neutral within the body, or zero state.

How Do We Stand?

In practical terms though, how should we stand? Let’s start with the head and work our way down…

Lift upwards slightly with the crown of the head allowing the chin to lower.

This straightens the vertebrae at the back of the neck. Shoulders are back and down sitting on the spine.

The back should be flat.

Do not tuck the pelvis.

The spine should be suspended from above like a skeleton hanging in a Science classroom.

Do not have the arms lay flush against the body.

There should be a golfball sized space under the armpits.

The bottom of the spine pulls straight down from the tail bone.

Feel like you are sitting on a high stool.

Allow the knees to bend slightly.

Feet should be shoulder width apart and pointed straight forward as if on railroad tracks.

Legs should feel like they are squeezing a beach ball.

Remember though, the ball puts outward pressure on the legs as they squeeze in.

Both directions, not just one.

The weight is carried in the hollow behind the balls of the feet. In Chinese Medicine, this is known as the yongquan or bubbling well point.

All of the above points must be maintained to have a truly “natural” shizen no kamae. Oh yeah, last point – RELAX! 🙂

The Secret to Becoming a Great Martial Artist

Posted on June 24, 2013 by Jon

There is one very special, not so secret, secret to becoming a great martial artist. Want to know what it is?

Do the work.

Train every day. Yes, every day. Great martial artists train all the time. Not once a week. Not every other day, not just during class. Every day. Multiple times a day.

The not so great martial artists are content to train only in class or at seminars. They spend lots of time thinking about training, maybe, but the actual doing, not so much.

For you the process is simple – not easy. Daily training. How do you do this? Figure it out. You don’t have to think about when you’re going to take a shower during the day or brush your teeth, you just do it. Make your training a priority and get it done. While others are busy doing other things, you are training. While others are busy daydreaming about training, you are training. While others are busy running their mouths about training, you are – you guessed it – training.

Soon it will begin to show. The difference may not be too apparent at first, but consistency of training will win out. It may not be so obvious in a year, or even 2. But after 5 years it will be very noticeable. After a decade, you will be miles ahead of the rest of the martial arts landscape.

You will move better.

You will feel different when they touch you.

You will have power in motion and in stillness.

You will stand out, not because of ego or anything like that but because the work you put in day after day, week after week, month after month, and year upon year will cause your skills to grow exponentially. The growth and development created simply by training every day will become self evident.

So ask yourself – do you want to be a mediocre martial hobbyist (not that there’s anything wrong with that), or do you want to be legendary?

The choice is yours. As for me, F__k being mediocre. 🙂

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The Three Traits for a More Authentic Life

Posted on June 21, 2013 by Jon

Guest blog post by Eric Guttmann, U.S. Navy Officer, Author, Fitness Enthusiast and More!

Recently I was in a conference call and someone mentioned the word “exquisite” and how beautiful it sounds as well as the deep and rich meaning it conveys. We made it a fun game to come with some new “words” for the next conference call.

At first I was going to open up a dictionary and look up some really interesting words, but then I took a step back and asked myself, “what do I really believe?” There is a difference between cool sounding words that are foreign to your everyday life versus concepts and principles that you strive to achieve on a daily basis or that you are currently working on.

As I thought about this I came upon three traits that were explained to me in one way, but that I have re-defined for everyday use. The first trait is LEADERSHIP, but I have focused on EXAMPLE. There is a leadership quote that says “Example in leadership is not the main thing, it is the ONLY thing.” Whatever it is that we seek to achieve in our life we must become the living example of it. Whatever we ask of others to do we must be able and willing to do ourselves. This is one of the reasons that I go through all my programs twice before I publish them. First by myself because I am in the creation mode and there is a lot of experimentation that goes along with it. Once I hit upon the system that works I step back and then do it a second time with other people (my beloved guinea pigs) that have varying degrees of fitness to see how others react to the program. The most important thing I have noticed when training others is that you MUST be the living breathing embodiment of what you are asking them to do. Just as important, they will pick up and mimic the enthusiasm and interest you have when performing the exercises. So the first trait is a lesson from LEADERSHIP which I have synthesized to the more accessible BE THE EXAMPLE of what you want in your life.

The second trait I picked up from a Colombian Naval Captain. He used the term SAINTHOOD which turns me off a little bit because I am very human and very far from being a saint. In fact if you knew me when I was a teenager you might be more inclined to agree that I was the exact opposite of a saint, and I would have to agree. He told me during one of our casual conversations that it should be within our goals to become saints. As I raised my eyebrow upon hearing this he said, “Eric, do you know what a saint is?” Since I already knew he had the answer on the tip of his tongue and no matter what I said it would be something other than his prepackaged answer I said “OK, tell me what a saint is.” His reply was very straightforward, “When what we think, say and do is the same thing.” To me this means INTEGRITY. Now this version of integrity has more to do with the alignment of who you are in thought, word and deed to your AUTHENTIC self rather to some cultural attributes of morality which vary from country to country and region in the world.

The third trait is COURAGE. In the military courage has been valued for centuries, in fact the original term was arête in Greek which was exemplified by your courage in battle in holding your shield, standing your ground and fighting. This was very important because in those times your protection was provided by the man next to you holding up his shield which protected you and not him. Formations needed courageous men to hold the line in order to be successful. The term was expanded to mean “virtue” and “being the best you can be.” In today’s U.S. Navy the three core values are Honor, Courage and Commitment. However, courage is a term that has a requirement and it is that requirement that I am focusing on. The requirement of courage is ENERGY. Perhaps you have heard the quote “Fatigue makes cowards of us all” attributed to Vince Lombardi. You need ENERGY to take action and implement the changes you want to take in your life and to take you closer to living your authentic self. You need ENERGY to be Courageous.

Depending on your taste and personality you can choose the three original terms or my terms. The original terms would be LEADERSHIP, SAINTHOOD, and COURAGE. I have chosen the more universal terms of EXAMPLE, INTEGRITY and ENERGY to implement in my life. Use these traits or explore what it is that you VALUE and use them to get you closer to living your AUTHENTIC self.

Very respectfully,

Eric Guttmann

PS from Jon-

Eric’s courses on Extreme Military Fitness, Moving Freely For Life, and his Self Reliance Manifesto are must haves for any serious warrior! I highly recommend ALL of them!

Maintaining Preparedness

Posted on June 13, 2013 by Jon

Guest blog post by Combat Systema Instructor, David Rusin.

If you are like most people, you don’t have the luxury of spending hours each day in the training hall to prepare yourself for violent confrontation. So for the time we are able to spend in training, it is in our best interest to get the most out of the opportunities we have.

Fortunately, most people will not have to experience a violent encounter. But daily life imposes demands upon our bodies, too. So the question becomes, are there things that we can do in our training that will help keep us prepared for violent threats while also translating into a positive experience in our everyday lives?

Joint Health and Mobility

An aspect of physical life which has a direct and immediate impact on the quality of our experience, regardless of the activity, is the health of our joints. Because of this, joint mobility exercises should be an integral part of a training regimen.

As we age the only way we are able to properly nourish and lubricate our joints is to move them through their full range of motion. You’ve probably heard the phrase, “use it or lose it.” With regard to joint mobility, this statement is literally true. Neglect of any particular range of motion (ROM) in a joint can result in a loss of mobility in that joint over time.

Having access to the full range of motion within our joints provides for more options when dealing with a threat of any type. Limited mobility yields limited options. Therefore, it is paramount that training includes means to recover any lost mobility, and to maintain access to the full range of motion in our joints.

Movement in Combat Systema

Here is a practical example of this concept. In Combat Systema we consider two ways of responding to externally applied force – movement by part and movement by whole. Movement by part simply means that only the part of the body upon which force is applied will move in response to that force. Movement by whole means the entire body will move in response to applied force.

When moving by part, our structural stability begins to become compromised at the point at which maximum range of motion of the affected body part is reached. Thus, the greater mobility and joint function we have available to us, the more we are able to accommodate external force, moving by part, without having our structure compromised.

An effective means of recovering and maintaining full mobility in the joints is through the use of joint circles. This simply means moving each joint through a circular pattern at the maximum ROM to which you currently have access. Slow, smooth and controlled motion is best in order to remain relaxed and to be sensitive to any problem areas. Breathing should be coordinated with the movements, which also facilitates moving through areas of tension.

Movement through multiple planes simultaneously is more efficient than movement through a single plane. Therefore, a progression from joint circles to figure eight or helical movement patterns develops greater efficiency of motion while also contributing to healthy joints. These movements also have direct martial value, such as with evasions and strikes, so incorporating them into regular practice has multiple benefits.

Injuries can often occur when sudden, unexpected motion outside our normal ROM occurs. If you have ever stepped off a curb or stair, and had your ankle twisted, you’ll understand this concept. A sprain or other injury can occur if the joint is not accustomed to movement through the maximum range of motion. In a violent encounter, sudden movement outside normal range of motion is a distinct possibility. Thus, recovering and maintaining full ROM in all of our joints, and developing a level of comfort moving through extreme ranges of motion can help to keep our joints safe in any situation.

The benefits of healthy joints affect not only our daily life where most demands are imposed upon us on a regular basis, but also help to keep the body better prepared for dealing with threats. Simple movement patterns such as joint circles and figure eights can be incorporated at the beginning of a training session to warm the joints up for the session. Done regularly, these exercises can also help to maintain bodily preparedness when not in the training hall.

About the Author

David Rusin has studied various forms of martial arts for over two decades. For the last 13 years his primary training focus has been the study of Russian Martial Arts. During this time he has achieved instructor certifications in the ROSS Training System of Russian Martial Art under the tutelage of the American national ROSS Instructor Cadre, and more recently in Combat Systema under that system’s founder, Kevin Secours. He currently offers private and group instruction in Russian Martial Art near his home in Ocean Township, NJ. He can be reached via email at RMAinNJ@gmail.com

5 Reasons to NOT Train with Me

Posted on May 23, 2013 by Jon

A bit tongue in cheek, but here are 5 excellent reasons why you should NOT train with me:

1) If the price of your gym membership is the only deciding factor in where you train, please go to a commercial gym.

2) If you do not care about ever achieving your fitness goals or getting results from your training, please go to a commercial gym.

3) If you do not appreciate hands-on instruction and lots of personal attention and accountability, please go to a commercial gym.

4) If you do not care about learning correct movement, form, and exercise technique, please go to a commercial gym.

5) If you have no interest in experiencing the powerful results conferred by properly designed training programs based on years of experience and learning, please go to a commercial gym.

5.5) If you are perfectly content with being mediocre and never, ever challenging yourself or pushing your limits, please go to a commercial gym

If however, none of the above fit or describe you in the slightest, than I implore you to experience the difference here at Warrior Fitness Gym and come train with me.

What Business Am I In?

Posted on May 20, 2013 by Jon

The text for this post came from a speech I gave last week to my BNI (networking) Group…

You may think you know and understand the business I am in, being that I own a gym. Perhaps you think I am in the business of helping people lose weight, or get in shape (whatever that means). Or, maybe the business of helping people get stronger or improve athletic performance. You would be wrong. Certainly those things are components of what I do, but they are not the complete picture.

Without stepping on the toes of my friends in the financial planning and life insurance industries, I will unapologetically tell you I am in the business of Long Term Care. How can I say that?

Fat loss, muscle gain, increases in flexibility, mobility, and performance are not end goals, in and of themselves. They are ALL merely byproducts of better movement. Whether you are an athlete, martial artists, soccer mom, or business man, and everyone in between, better movement will always equate to better performance, better body composition, and better health.

Exercise Improves Life

Exercise improves all facets of life. People who exercise regularly are better at their jobs, kids do better in school, they get sick less often, and in general have much higher levels of energy and health. Exercise does not just improve your biceps, it improves your brain. That pump you feel in the muscle when doing a curl is caused by blood flow. That blood flow is not isolated, that is physiologically impossible – it increases all throughout the body, including the brain. Think about this – your head is roughly 1/8 of your entire body. If you simply sit at a desk and work with your mind all day long, no matter how smart and productive you may be, you are only using approximately 1/8^th of your entire potential. Descarte was wrong – the mind is not separate from the body.

I say I am in the business of long term care because I teach you much more than mere fitness. I teach you how to train for life. People do not stop moving because they get old. They get old because they stop moving!

Warrior Fitness is not a set of disparate parts cobbled together, but a system based on my life long experience as a physical culturist. To be able to recreate what I have put into it, you would have to study Japanese, Chinese, and Russian martial arts, strength training, bodyweight exercise, Kettlebell training, oldtime strong man training, sports science, yoga, qigong, etc…

I have put in all the work; done all the research, experimented with the protocols and the programming. I have given my clients, both locally here at Warrior Fitness Gym, and worldwide the product of it all– a fully developed, cohesive system of training the body, mind, and spirit for health, fitness, and performance – Warrior Fitness

Fitness Dangers for Bujinkan Students

Posted on May 14, 2013 by Jon

Martial artists need to be extremely cautious when choosing a fitness program to compliment their training. While the right program can support, enhance, and protect budo practice, the wrong one can just as easily derail it.

Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu relies on relaxed, whole-body power devoid of excess muscular tension to properly execute its techniques.

Think About This

Think about this – each and every action you repeat over and over again encodes in your nervous system and creates change in your body, no matter how you value that change. Meaning that if you want to train yourself to move softly, subtly, and with relaxed power for your martial art practice yet you perform high tension power lifting exercises at the gym, guess what gets carried over to your budo? Yup. Too much tension.

If you are working towards using your whole body as a unit in budo practice so that when one thing moves, everything moves (can you do this?), but you perform bodybuilding style splits and isolation exercises in your strength training, what do you think happens to your functional integration? Yup. Bye-bye.

The critical thing to note here is that, as stated above, every action you do, no matter what your opinion of that action is, has an affect on your nervous system. When 2 actions compete, both lose out.

Shouldn’t your supplementary training and fitness support and enhance your main goal of becoming a more proficient martial artist? If it doesn’t, you might want to ask yourself what is more important to you? These are tough questions for a life long, committed budoka to wrestle with – trust me! I know. I walk a thin line in my training every day. But I made my choice long ago… You see, I love fitness, but budo is in my blood.

So when you go looking for a strength and conditioning program to support and protect your martial arts practice, remember something – I have been there, done that, and got the t shirt (several, actually).

Already Done For You

The research has been done. The exercises, protocols, and programs have been rigorously tested. The results are in. I have created several Done For You programs that I KNOW will change your Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu practice for the better. As a 20+ year veteran of the Bujinkan (I started training in 1989), I have put together these programs for you – Bujinkan students and teachers alike. It’s all here….

All Warrior Fitness Training System Programs are 50% Off!

Sale ends Labor Day, September 2nd, at midnight!

Ninja Mission Program 1 – “The Sword Master”

In This Program You Will Receive:

Your Mission, Should You Chose to Accept It….

By Jonathan Haas Forward by Jack Hoban, Shidoshi

E-Book Version Only $25 $12.50 USD via PayPal (no shipping cost!):

___________________________________________________________________

Warrior Fitness Guide Striking Power – Level 1 (e-book)

Specific Physical Preparedness for ALL striking arts from old school Traditional Martial Arts to modern MMA!

Learn how to build a powerful structure to stabilize punches, kicks, and martial movement!

Discover how to use low-tech, high yield tools to strengthen strikes throughout a range of motion!

Sledge Hammer for force production, rotational strength, grip strength, and old school conditioning!

Medicine Ball for explosive strength and rotational strength!

Resistance Bands for force production, rotational strength, increased stabilization!

Bodyweight Exercise and Isometrics for structure and stabilization!

Discover how to use Intelligent Tension rather than general tension to power strikes!

Learn Breathing and vibration exercises for recovery and restoration!

Pure, 100% actionable content – no fluff, no BS, no filler!

Sample Workouts!