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Oct 19, 2009 · I'm not wanting to start any flame wars or create a mess. But can anyone say what Mark is doing now? In other words, is he still with the Bujinkan, just does not train with Soke? Has he switched to another school? Has he branched out on his own?
Mark O'brien and Kev KB Millis. Two great martial artists of our age. Look out for them and train with them if you get the chance.
Has 30+ years of Martial Arts and sport coaching experience. Has traveled to Japan several times to train with Hatsumi Sensei and other Japanese Shihan. Has attended many Tai Kais and seminars featuring: Bill Atkins, Abi Allen, Mark O’Brien, Kevin Millis,
Apr 1, 2005 · The Bujinkan Happo Dojo is happy to host Mark O'Brien for a two day seminar on Saturday April 23, 2005 and Sunday April 24, 2005. Mark O'Brien has lived...
I have as much as is possible where I live, trained with many Bujinkan people over the last few years, been to Bujinkan seminars with Natasha Morgan and Mark O’Brien (and damn good they were) BUT I didn’t notice anything different from what I had been taught years back.
We are committed to transmitting the authentic art of the BUJINKAN DOJO, as well as applying the lessons for everyday living. Our training in the Richmond, VA area is an authorized branch of the International Bujinkan Dojo based out of Noda, Japan headed by Grandmaster Masaaki Hatsumi.
Bujinkan training started by traveling to Michigan and Chicago training at seminars with Phil Legeare, Mark O'Brien Andrew Young as well as others.Was able to train with Shiriashi sensei in Michigan before meeting my bujinkan mentors Mark Hodel and Jack Hoban.
