Welcome To Ninja-Do Singapore
Introduction
Welcome to the Ninja-do Singapore Web Site. Ninja-do Singapore is a Organization teaching a hybrid mix of different martial arts in Singapore . Our head instructor has a strong background in various Japanese, USA style and Chinese martial arts. For details of training locations and training times click on the training venues button. We welcome people of any race and background to join our interesting and exciting training.
Our head instructor has a strong background in Ninjutsu and various other Japanese and USA Style and Chinese martial arts. You can get details of training locations and training times.
Our Vision
Though the rigorous training, we hope to inculcate moral values (respect, perseverance, integrity, discipline) and to promote social cohesion among the members.
To promote a Healthy Lifestyle & Healthy Living through Martial Arts Training Programmes.
To offer members a more practical form of combination Martial Arts Sports Training without eroding its Traditional Values.
WHAT IS NINJA-DO?
Ninja-Do, as the name suggests, this form of art requires the utmost discipline of inner self before practising the art. Some of the most important aspects in Ninja-Do are respect and courtesy. As any martial art techniques taught are extremely forceful and might prove dangerous if the trainee has no self-discipline.
Ninja-Do also means the way of the ninja. Technically, it is not ninjutsu, but the sprit and training is modeled after the ninja. The weapons used in Ninja-Do are derived from ninjutsu. In this section we clear the doubts about what is ninjado and discuss about the history and modern ninjado.
Initially, the learning of fighting techniques is simple: the development of physical skills. As they are refined to a very high degree, their relevance and application become more important. There is a shift in training from knowledge of skills to an understanding of their purpose and development. Though the physical aspect of training is still important, there is more of an emphasis on the individual and his philosophical outlook and self-evaluation as to his involvement in the whole structure of his particular style.
The tough training are geared to every individual, so the individual progress is faster, finding personal self-defense practical for today's threats and builds around one's own strengths and weaknesses. Therefore every student will develop his or her unorthodox unique style of combat when they reach a certain level of accomplishment
Sifu Ma Tai Eng founded Ninja-Do in the 1970s. His successor is now Grandmaster Carter Wong, a popular martial artist during the 1960s and 1970s.
Sifu Ma Tai Eng founded Ninja-Do in the 1970s. His successor is now Grandmaster Carter Wong, a popular martial artist during the 1960s and 1970s.Ninja-Do Singapore was first introduced to Singapore in 1981 by Master Tony Tan Suan Hee. In 1987, Ninja-Do Singapore held its first Black Belt Championship Tournament. By 1991, Ninja-Do courses became widely available all over Singapore with hundreds of participants.
Ninja-Do was known as Ito ryu in 1985 and it was later split into five different ryus with different instructors for each ryu.
Ninja-Do has been around for almost 20 years and is now conducting lessons in many various community centres and RCs around Singapore.
The Art Of Ninja-Do
Ninja-Do is a unique form of sports and self-defence, which combines various form of martial arts techniques from around the world. The word “Ninja-Do” is a derivation from its Chinese character meaning:
Nin - Tolerance, Patience and Perseverance
Ja - Cultivation of personal character
Do - Art of self-development and training
