Santa Fe To-Shin Do Club

04/15/2019

Join us for training with To-Shin Do founder and member of the Blackbelt Magazine Hall Fame, Stephen K. Hayes May

11/27/2016

A few more from the workshop!

11/27/2016

Santa Fe To-Shin Do Club’s Water Element workshop led by Ian Sanderson from the Boulder Quest Center. Thank you Ian for helping us grow and advance and thank you to all who were able to make it!

11/21/2016

We are happy and looking forward to having Ian Sanderson do another workshop for the Santa Fe To-shin Do Club! Send us a message if you would like to join us.

11/10/2015

One more from Mark the video editing Ninja!

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11/10/2015

Thank you Mark for making this amazing video!

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11/08/2015

Elements of Empowerment Workshop with Santa Fe To-Shin Do Club and the Institute of American Indian Arts. Concepts of the holistic approach of the Ninja martial art of To-Shin Do, and the art of climbing; believing in ourselves that we can overcome obstacles, having the confidence to do it, and achieving our goals. Ninja adventure at its finest!

05/04/2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj7wA87EFqU

An-Shu Stephen K. Hayes demonstrates the Ura-Gyaku technique from his To-Shin Do martial arts training, which leads to the ability to live life fully, fearle...

03/14/2015

02/22/2015

The Santa Fe To-Shin Do Club is once again pleased to announce 3 more Ninja Self Defense and Personal Development classes for the community at the Institute of American Indian Arts. If you or anyone you know attends IAIA please let them know about this free event. March 4th, April 8th from 7-8:30 at IAIA and March 28th from 1-4 in Santa Fe (transportation provided).
If you are not an IAIA student and are interested in training with us, we train Thursdays and Sundays from 5:30-7 at the Mountain Center’s facility in Santa Fe.

01/29/2015

Understanding the biomechanics of a lever on the wrist can be useful to its practice, however, it requires at least a basic knowledge of the anatomy of this area of the body and of its kinesiology. The technique that we are going to discuss today is hon gyaku (本逆), because of its simplicity and also…