Bujinkan Martial Arts

The Bujinkan was founded by Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi, the Grandmaster of nine different schools, Japanese Ryu of martial arts drawing together martial arts, strategy, and philosophy from the past eight hundred years. 

The foundation of the Bujinkan is taijutsu: a unified whole-body movement method and philosophy of moving the body in a martial way. Taijutsu uses the movement and flexibility of the body in a variety of ways, giving the ability to adapt to any situation on may encounter. 

Located in Westchester New York, the Bujinkan Shinmyoken Dojo has been offering instruction in the warrior arts through the movement-philosophy of Bujinakn Budo Taijutsu since 2005. 

Training emphasizes taijutsu- natural, whole-body movement, and aims to transmit the philosophy of "being zero" through one-on-one instruction (isshi soden). 

Training is supervised by Fred Feddeck, (shidoshi) who has been studying the Bujinkan since 1993.

As martial arts friends our commitment is simple and direct: meet each week on the martial path to improve our understanding of the movement arts, and ourselves in a supportive and non-competitive environment. 

Classes are held on Saturday mornings at a local park in Yonkers New York, with additional times for quarterly seminars and workshops throughout the year.

No previous martial arts experience is required. Traveling and out-of-town Bujinkan students are always welcome. 

We welcome any questions, comments, feedback, and inquiries which may be directed to the group through the contact form on this site.