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Old 03-04-2010, 07:00 AM
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Welcome ursus. Have you ever heard of Steven K. Hayes? He studied Ninjutsu in Japan as a young man. He has a training center here in Dayton, OH. I find his books very interesting and instructive. It's hard to put some of his stuff in to practice when you have a spinal defect though.
I feel like his name is familiar, but I don't know anything about him. I'll look up his books. I have a small growing collection on the subject of Ninjutsu. It's hard to find credible sources on the subject that don't cater to the stereotype.

I can imagine it would be hard to do endless breakfall rolls when you have a spinal defect. There are, however, philosophical aspects to it that you might find interesting/beneficial. There's a book called "The spiritual practices of the Ninja" that I really like, but I can't remember the name of the author right now.
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