Bujinkan Catamarca
The eleventh edition of the 11.ª edición del Seminario de Artes Marciales Bujinkan wrapped up this past weekend, and the incredible energy was simply electric. Over three totally unforgettable days, the Polideportivo Sur transformed into a truly vibrant hub of intense learning, absolute discipline, and traditional martial arts practice.
Learning From Leading Instructors
Daishihan Marcelo Ferraro traveled to our province to lead these incredible sessions. Seeing him guide the room was truly inspiring. Shihan Juan Carlos Tapia organized the gathering flawlessly, making sure every detail ran without a hitch. Eager students from the IES Policial trained right alongside dedicated members of the local Bujinkan Dojo Catamarca. Everyone focused on core techniques, physical conditioning, and practical applications, sharing knowledge in a welcoming space built entirely on mutual respect and strong camaraderie.
Bujinkan Dojo
A Weekend Of Focus And Sweat
Action kicked off on Friday the eleventh and ran through Sunday the thirteenth. Down at the Polideportivo Municipal Sur on Hipólito Irigoyen Avenue, the training mats stayed completely full. Saturday tested everyone’s endurance with three packed sessions. Participants trained hard from ten in the morning until noon. After a short break, they jumped right back in from two to four, and then pushed through a final block from quarter past four until six. Sunday morning’s closing session wrapped up the successful weekend beautifully at exactly one o’clock.
Bujinkan Dojo
Community Support Goes A Long Way
Pulling off a multi-day traditional martial arts event takes real local backing. The Subsecretary of Sports and Director Mariano Brunello generously stepped up once again to support the dojo. Their ongoing help gives dedicated practitioners a vital place to build discipline and real mental toughness right here in town.
