~ What To Expect

It is recommended to enter into training without any high expectations on yourself, the training or the Shidóshi.

Bujinkan training has far too many layers to it to cover it all in just one day, ease into the training naturally.

New students can expect a level of training that far exceeds the standard for Bujinkan training in the United States.

We are one of the few Bujinkan Dojo's who's primary focus is the training. Training is at a pace similar to the way it is taught in Japan to give students a more complete understanding of Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu.

One of the most important things a new student should understand prior to joining us is that this is not a show up anytime you feel like it sort of training. It's a one to one training relationship with the Shidoshi that begins the moment you contact him.

Training in the Bujinkan is not something that should be taken lightly, you are either ready for it or you are not. We accept most students as long as they are serious about training. The primary consideration is that you have a good heart and a sincere desire to learn.

The First 30 days

The First 30 days begins your training initiation. During this time, there will be very little instruction, we only want to see you show up as you are and see you do your best.

Student Indoctrination

The next 90 days you'll be taught up close and personal by the Shidoshi on the basics. This is an important component of the training as it allows both you and the Shidoshi some quality time to learn about the fundimental aspects of our Art and also prepare you for licensing.

Black Belt Training

The real training doesn't even begin until after you reach the level of Black Belt.

Prior to becoming an official Black Belt, a student must endure nine levels of Warrior Apprenticeship and licensing that will challenge their ability to keep going and keep growing.