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Hi all,

Does anyone know of a place that I can buy a large bag (25kg) of plaster of paris?

I don't want to go to artfriend as they only sell smaller bags at an inflated price.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,

Cam.

Hi Martin,

Not that I'm aware of.

But myself and another (who used to train in the genbukan) have set up a bujinkan class here.

If you're interested take a look at:

http://liondojo.wordpress.com

Cheers,

Cam

Hi, I'm interested in learning but would like to have more information on the classes. Information like what is taught, weaponry utilization and techniques (if any), other aspect of Ninjutsu other then Taijutsu. Kindly email me at sadnesss82@yahoo.com.sg Nak's Ryuko dojo is still running classes on...

Well it looks like some little angel with too much time on their hands managed to hack my account, post and lock that thread :/

http://www.singaporeexpats.com/forum/ftopic60412.html

Any further questions can be put here.

Tic tic indeed.

It was just a matter of time...... tic....toc....tic....toc.....

Yep.

Just so someone will look out for you when you arrive.

Cam.

Hi, In the lessons we'll go over locks, strikes, throws, escapes etc. Some days we'll have weapons training - sword, knife etc (all with wooden weapons). There is no length to the period of training. There's no completion. You get graded over time (they're the only certificates you'll get) and train...

I like NTUC and Shop and Save. But I tend to get meats from an online butcher.

Hi Steve, I guess you can say I'm co-organising and I'll be teaching a bit later. But I won't be there for the first session, hence the 'they' reference. Sorry - I'm being a bit 'ninja like' in my posts :) My teacher will be there for the first class so there's no problem of having anyone inexperien...

You're free to have your own insurance and they're looking into getting general insurance for the club. I think the general idea is if you're responsible in your training then there shouldn't be a problem. I doubt the instructors will ask you to do anything dangerous. As for the legal conditions - i...

Hi, You don't have to have any previous experience and as long as you're as fit as the average person on the street then that's fine - there's no real guideline. If you have any medical conditions then its probably best to mention them to the instructor. Anyone over 16 can attend. Hope that helps. Cam

Hi,

I'm starting Japanese budo / ninpo classes called Bujinkan budo Taijutsu near city hall MRT. If anyone would like to join me the please pm me.

Thanks!

Cam

Thanks all!

Yes very good,

where?

Who's doing what for St paddy's day? (17th March)

Any bars doing any promos or themed evenings?

Cam