Change your life in 30 days

[Dave_G]

Hi everyone :)

Around where I train there have recently been a few ninjutsu (I think all bujinkan, some may possibly be Genbukan, others didn't specify one way or the other) clubs being started up. I came across one flyer advertising a club that had written on it

"Change your life in 30 days"

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Now to me it seems somewhat presumptuous to actually have that on a flyer advertising anything. It kinda reminds me of those cheesy ads you see on tv advertising a product of some description "Buy the new AB-ROLLER today and if it doesn't give you solid steel muscles within 30 days you can have your money back"

I'm not trying to be disrespectful to what they do, but what I would like to know is what do you guys think about it? We all know certain styles do not suit certain people and all that jazz so should flyers advertising clubs really include such bold statements?



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Dave Gillespie

[Lawrence]

Hi there.

I am aware of the club you are talking about David. And yes, it is a Bujinkan class. You could look at this in several ways, for instance, if someone told you to cary a stone in your pocket and it will change your life, you will notice differences that otherwise you may have neglected to have noticed.

So it could be a way of enhancing awareness.


"Change your life in 30 days"...should flyers advertising clubs really include such bold statements?

Personally I don't think that people should put such things on their posters or flyers. It is definatly a strong thing to say.

Anyway, take care and good luck,


Lawrence Fisher