Musashi-ryu Ninjutsu

Musashi-ryu Ninjutsu is a health institution located at 39805 North 3rd Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona, United States. The institution specializes in the ancient art of ninjutsu, specifically focusing on the "Empathetic Resonance Technique" to achieve peaceful outcomes in various situations. The ninja at Musashi-ryu Ninjutsu are trained to observe and intervene discreetly when necessary, using their skills to maintain balance and harmony in society.

The institution follows the principles of the Sengoku Period ninjas, but has evolved to incorporate the Gojoh principle and Gogyo principles for value judgement and anticipating results. The ninjutsu techniques taught at Musashi-ryu Ninjutsu are divided into five types or Gorin, each emphasizing the importance of mindset, control, and judgment in achieving desired outcomes.

Led by Kent Hayek, Hanshi, who holds the prestigious Ninshidan title from the Musashi Shinobi Samurai Clan in Tokyo, Japan, Musashi-ryu Ninjutsu offers a comprehensive training system for prospective ninjas. The curriculum focuses on developing the necessary mindsets, capacity to take control of situations, and grit required to succeed as a ninja.

Students at Musashi-ryu Ninjutsu learn the technical principles of Gorin and Gojoh, as well as the techniques of Goton and Gosha based on Gogyo principles. With a focus on moving quietly, fast, and achieving results invisibly, the institution prepares ninjas to operate effectively in various missions.

As part of the 250-year-old Musashi Shinobi Samurai Clan, Musashi-ryu Ninjutsu is dedicated to serving and educating communities, promoting peaceful human existence and experiences. Students who are willing to commit to the practice and principles taught at the institution will gain valuable skills and knowledge in the art of ninjutsu.