http://www.hanako.co.uk/Introduction.htm...
http://www.ninjutsu.co.uk/directory/engl...
DO NOT LEARN AT HOME!
Martial arts requires someone to spar and fight with. Someone just as good or better than you. Someone who will constantly train you.
Last look at http://www.akban.org
You'll have to be a bit more specific than just "ninja training". The most obvious choice would be learning ninjutsu which was the martial art the ninjas used. If you want to learn the hand-to-hand combat aspect, take a martial art. Again, ninjutsu would be the best, but there are a lot of fake ninjutsu schools so choose carefully. If you want to be able to do tricks and flips (which doesn't really have much to do with being a ninja but many people think it does) take a tricking class. As for locomotion skills such as climbing, running over obstacles, etc. Parkour would probably be what you're after. I know you said you want to learn at home, but I'm sorry, it's almost impossible to just pick these skills up without going to a real class. Good luck!
Buy a ninja book. There are plenty of them out there.
Most of them are crap, but if you are trying to learn from home, that won't matter.
Look up:
Stephen Hayes
Ashida Kim
Masaaki Hatsumi
Make sure you get some tabi boots, a black gi, and a ski mask. Go prowling around the park on moonless nights. You'll find out how much skill you have when the police try to pick you up for suspicious activity. Make sure you have your smoke bombs ready for a quick vanish.
no, you cannot learn ninja training in england- there are no ninja in existence today.
what is taught is a form of ju jitsu and a chop-suey mix of other arts like akido and kendo. they play around with imaginary or movie props now 'standard' ninja toys like stars and wear masks. and even wear black belts.
if you'd like to play ninja remember you're playing even if you all do it in seriousness, it's your fancy- go for it if cannot be disuaded there are many i'm sure that will accept your money for 'ninja' training.
Irish Pub.. or Irish Bar? Ailbe shall show you the way of an Irish Ninja.
ninja training? you have to be more specific and realistic than that.
Nerd!
i would like to learn at home
