Budo-Taijutsu is supportive and non-competitive, with emphasis on relaxed, natural body movements. Attacks are not directly resisted and the opponent is always kept off balance, making these arts ideal for persons facing larger, stronger assailants.

The absence of competition and the complete focus on real protection skills allow students to experience the joy of effective movement and the power of directed intention. Classes are taught in a relaxed atmosphere; both men and women are encouraged to attend.

Unlike modern arts which specialize in a particular application, Budo-Taijutsu covers the entire spectrum of protective action and places equal emphasis on striking and kicking, grappling and throwing, and effective use of edged, impact, and flexible weapons.

What makes this possible is a comprehensive set of movement principles integrating all of these methods and making it easy to adapt objects and features in one's immediate environment for protective use.

Training in authentic warrior skills develops a unique kind of personal confidence and leads to genuine empowerment. Empowerment is not power over others, but rather the power to live according to universal life values.