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Why does Naruto run with his hands behind his back?

Why does Naruto run with his hands behind his back?

When they keep their arms behind, they are streamlined. They penetrate through air faster and air resistance is reduced, and hence it boosts their speed.

Why do ninjas run?

The main objective of ninjas is to move stealthily, hence, to reduce the profile they lean forward and keep arms straight so that they are harder for the enemy to target and they run lower to the ground so that it’s more difficult to see them moving from cover to cover.

Is ninja running real?

Turns out the ninja run is legit. Naruto runners who bravely volunteered for the raid on the alien base, rejoice! Jinchi Kawakami also talked about some other ninja action you see on the popular anime.

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Why do Naruto and other characters run with their arms out?

Meaning that it’s… well, kinda pointless in that case. In short, basically Naruto and other characters run with their arms out because it’s now seen as the way martial artists run, even if there’s actually little practical use for most characters that do it.

Why do samurais run with their hands behind their backs?

It is considered that it should reflect some technique from ancient Japanese martial arts – there are different theories as to why anyone would do that and none of them is convincing enough. But apparently it is a myth that ether ninja or samurais were train to run with their hands behind their backs. There is no historical evidence of that]

How do ninjas run with their swords?

After drawing the sword, the runner… er, ninja then pulls the sword in front of them with their right hand to be able to strike, and keeps their left arm back to hold the scabbard in place.

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Why do Japanese people run with their arms behind their back?

The reason is because Kimono’s have very large sleeves and catches wind like a damn parachute. That is the reason for running behind with their arms behind their back. To reduce drag. Japan is all about preserving history, so that’s why you still see it being shown in media today in japan.