In our training, we learn practical self-defense skills: falling and rolling safely, striking with hands and feet, blocking, evading, and executing throws, assuming a larger, heavier opponent. We practice joint locks, targeting weak points (kyusho), strategy, and manipulating an opponent’s attention. We develop instincts to stay prepared and trust our innate defensive mechanisms.

We study traditional Japanese kata from historical schools to understand techniques deeply and train with traditional weapons (wooden or soft in regular dojo sessions), including sticks, knives, swords, ropes, spears, and throwing weapons, preparing for scenarios where opponents or we are armed. Our teachings assume opponents are faster, stronger, larger, armed, and often not alone.

Budo Taijutsu suits all ages and genders, regardless of fitness level, though better physical condition enhances effectiveness.

NB! If you do not live in Tallinn or its vicinity but are still eager to learn Bujinkan, please contact us. We will provide you with guidance and knowledge to help you start your own local training group. Also, feel free to reach out if you would like to invite us to teach in a seminar format. Consultations are also available as online (Zoom) sessions.