Kaigousuru 3 – the third International Bujinkan Training Party with Pedro Fleitas in Sweden.
The theme of this year was Kukishin-ryu Taijutsu. Mr. Brooks “Bing” Ford who was a well known and respected 10’th Dan in Bujinkan passed away 88 years old sept. 24’th 1999. Mr. Ford’s favourite weapon was the Hanbo (short/walking staff). Pedro dedicated this seminar to Mr. Ford and taught a lot of Hanbo techniques. He also taught Taijutsu against one and several opponents, and Bojutsu. Mr. Fleitas is one of the best teachers in Bujinkan with an astounding flow and timing, here he is in top form.
Recorded in Stockholm, Sweden October 1999
The DVD is 160 minutes and available for purchase here. The download files are two files,
– Part 1 ; is from Saturday training.
– Part 2 ; is from Sunday training and the extra training on Friday.
Sample clip from the video
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About the instructors
Hehe… the Shi-tenno needs no introduction. Pedro, Arnaud, Peter and Sveneric are famous Shihan in the Bujinkan. See their own web sites for more information about them…
– Shi-tenno web site
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- Length: 160 minutes
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- Filmed: Stockholm, Sweden October 1999 The DVD is 160 minutes and available for purchase here
- Instructor: Pedro Fleitas (featured instructor on this recording; host/editor Mats Hjelm / Budoshop.se)
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