Q&A for How to Train to Be a Ninja Easily

You should. You can mix in some parkour movements with martial arts.

A true ninja will wait and train to become even better. Making a fake enemy isn't a good option and would cause troubles. Patience is the ninja's virtue.

Focus on the power inside of you and practice your ninja skills in every spare moment.

Every ninja is different and uses his or her skills in different ways. Just keep practicing -- not everyone is a master at the art of ninja in their first mission.

Any nutrient-rich, raw super foods, such as kale and wheatgrass. If you are eating any fruit, make sure to eat the peel/skin too, as it is the most nutritious.

Yes, as meditation can help with your focus and breathing, two very important parts of being a ninja.

Most Taekwondo schools offer different classes. There is one for teens/preteens, adults, seniors, and small/children. Everyone will be there to learn, so don't be nervous and don't compare yourself to others. Also, the instructors are there to help you, just like the teachers at school.

You don't need a ninja suit. All you need is lets say a dark blue jujitsu or karate suit. No one will know that you are, or want to be a ninja. They'll assume that you do a certain martial art.

A ninja will eat a well-balanced diet with plenty of fruits and vegetables. He or she will also avoid fatty foods, including junk food and sweets. Don't only eat fruit and vegetables though, you also need other foods in order to stay healthy, such as meat, nuts, etc.

Practice. Ask a friend (don't tell them why, just say for fun) to pelt you with balls until you can get into the motion of dodging easily.

By practicing in your room, and going for tracking with a best friend for safety.

Not necessarily, but you do need to be fit and light enough for yourself to run fast and jump higher.

Train elsewhere, unless you are able to do it without them knowing. If they do notice, tell them you're chasing after an escaped pedigreed cat of your mom's and that it is worth over a thousand dollars and your mom is not agile enough to chase it.

If you have trouble focusing, try putting candles around you or go outside and clear your mind with nature around you.

Sure. In this article on how to choose ninja weapons you'll see more options.

You could buy a dark blue Jujitsu, Karate, or any other similar martial arts outfit.

Sometimes a running head start can help. If it is a big wall, look for some holes for your hands and feet. Also, try out some sticky gloves (you can order them online).

If your parents watch you while you're training, explain what you are doing to them and what each move does. You can also find a quiet place to practice on your own. If you can't afford lessons, look up video tutorials on the internet and follow along with the moves.

Search the Internet for schools in your area. If there are none, try to learn from videos online.

You can buy the suit at a martial arts school. The suit is called a gi. Also, you can probably buy one online.

Try to eat light foods so that you can process fast. Also, try to have a balanced diet, if you exercise more, eat more protein so you have more energy. You should also eat a diet with lots of fruits and vegetables.

You can be a ninja anywhere. Ninjas first lived in Japan, but modern ninjas live anywhere in the world.

You can't. Ninjas were not known for being lazy. Being a ninja is an intense, lifelong commitment to training.

Yes. Stretching your leg muscles and doing core exercises help with this. Core exercises build balance, while stretching improves your range of motion, both of which are key factors in improving agility.

Of course! Any kind of martial arts training is beneficial for being a ninja.

They're not supposed to know! That's the whole point of sneaking around. Just don't do anything dangerous.

Yes. In fact, the historical ninjas started training as children because it takes quite a while to master all necessary skills.

It can take a lifetime to become proficient in your ninja skills, so be patient and don't feel discouraged if you progress slowly.

Go to an eye doctor and get contacts if you or your family can afford them.

First of all, do your best not to be seen. Don't run if they stop you, because that would be more suspicious. It also depends on how young or old you are. The older you are, the more suspicious it is, because if you're a kid, they might just assume you're playing. No matter what, be respectful of the police, answer their questions, and follow all of their orders.