Ninjutsu Akban 3.5

Ninjutsu, commonly associated with martial arts, practices, and techniques attributed to the legendary ninja, originated as a form of response to the prominent samurai class between the 13th and 16th centuries in the regions of Iga and Kōka, Shiga, Japan.

Comprising techniques from various centuries-old Japanese martial arts schools, Ninjutsu offers a diverse range of methods within its program. These include a spectrum of techniques from unarmed combat movements to a vast collection of kata involving weapons.

The application showcases an extensive array of techniques such as strikes (punches, kicks, and headbutts), throws and chokes, defenses against holds (chest, face, back), defenses for grappling maneuvers (wrist or clothing grabs), and evasions. Each technique is meticulously demonstrated from multiple perspectives, encompassing a multi-view feature, slow-motion playback, and professionally captured close-ups within a user-friendly interface.

Yossi Sheriff, a Ninjutsu expert holding a 5th dan level rank, introduces and showcases numerous techniques in the application. With over thirty-five years of personal practice in this discipline and twenty years of teaching experience, Sheriff offers an in-depth understanding and proficiency in the art of Ninjutsu.