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Bujinkan New York Dojo
Basic Information
Address: 27 Milburn Street
Bronxville, NY 10708
Email: bnyd@yahoo.com
Phone Number: 914-709-7970
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Additional Information
Focus: Martial Arts, Ninjutsu, Jujutsu, Kenjutsu, Bojutsu
Director: Joe Maurantonio, shihan
School District: Bronxville, Yonkers, Mount Vernon
County: Westchester
Ages: 15 years old and up
Capacity: 20 students
Membership/Pricing: $50-90 per month
Setting:
Our school, located in scenic Bronxville, NY is one of the oldest ninjutsu schools in New York State.
Program Highlights:
Training focuses on traditional Japanese ninja and samurai martial arts. This training does not offer sport competition or artificial rules. We do not participate in tournaments.
Activities:
Offering authentic Ninja and Samurai martial arts that use relaxed, natural movement, timing and control of distance to overcome an opponent's speed and strength. Movement is refined for grace and naturalness in all action until power results from mere movement, and evasion from a simple adjustment of position. Weaponry, striking, grappling, choking and throwing as well as methods of leaping and rolling are all disciplines that are incorporated into our curriculum.
Slogan: Authentic Ninja and Samurai Martial Arts