Ninja Kids Dojo (in English) - SPECIAL Fun Episode

Today, Rick explains how to draw a sword, stand up with a book on your head. Objectives of today's mini-lesson: gain balance, keep your back straight and some cognitive functions improved + learn a few words in other languages. This video is meant for house or classroom study and practice for kids with the help of parents or teachers. You can download a document (study notes) FREE at: https://www.transfernow.net/dl/20210419yN8O7TKs video and documents are a preamble to the Live Episode 1 of the Ninja Kids Dojo in English series. I contacted Brook & Dunn's representative and informed was using song: "Only in America" by Brooks and Dunn. General Terms and Notes - This work is open source; you can redistribute it and/or modify it at your own will. This workdistributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY or responsibilty of any damage done while practicing any of the techniques hereby described, especially when practiced without guided supervision. This document and it's related videos are intended for both: qualified instructors and students.hope that this work helps children in their future life and makes them happy in the present. It mainly meant as a brief introduction to the magic world of 武道 Budou and the fascinating world languages and especially English. IMPORTANT: General rule is that kids under 12 train with plastic / rubber sword, 12 to 18 with a wooden sword and from 18 can train with a real sword. I recommend parents to let them feel real weapons when they are ready and to not let kids "fight" with plastic swords when alone - also to verify that the plastic sword's point is harmless. Parents play an important role, students should train 3 times a week - 1 with video (me) and 2 times during the week. Bujinkan Snow Leopard Ninja Dojo, R. Gonzalez, 2021