Stephen K. Hayes- To-shin Do Black Belt Course [12 DVDs – 12 mp4]

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Salepage: Stephen K. Hayes- To-shin Do Black Belt Course [12 DVDs – 12 mp4]

This is the first step on your path to Black Belt in Stephen K.
Hayes’ 21st Century martial art of To-Shin Do®. These videos present
exercises, insights, and instructions in the Earth stability element
“ground-holding” method of To-Shin Do®. You will learn techniques,
tactics and testing skills for developing the kind of no-nonsense
strengths that will allow you to overcome many of the most common
assaults requiring self-protection. All of the lessons, knowledge and
skills taught in White Belt and Yellow Belt training in To-Shin Do® are
included on this set of DVDs. Disc 1

Holding Your Ground Against Frontal Assault

Unarmed, close-range, tight-footwork defense against punches, shoves, tackles, and restraints

Disc 2

Holding Your Ground Against Assault From Behind

Unarmed, close-range, tight-footwork defense against chokes, shoves, tackles, and restraints

Disc 3

How to test your Earth Element Ground-Holding Defenses Angling and Positioning to Win 3-DVD set ”Water Element” training for strategy and leverage in self-defense
Be in the right place at the right time. That’s the key to Water
elemental taijutsu, perhaps the most unique movement in any martial art.
Aligning, positioning, and angling to win is your second step on the
path to Black Belt in To-Shin Do®.

The lessons in these videos contain techniques and tactics from the
Blue Belt curriculum as well as a bonus video for testing your skills
necessary to obtain a Red & White belt. You’ll learn how to handle
bigger and more determined aggressors in many of the most common
assaults. Part 1 Going With the Flow Against Grabbing
Assault Unarmed, long-range, angled-footwork defense against shoves,
tackles, and restraints Part 2 Going With the Flow Against
Striking Assault Unarmed, long-range, angled-footwork defense against
strikes, shoves, and restraints Part 3 How to test your Water Element Tactical Defenses Intercepting Attacks and Taking Control 3-DVD set

“Fire Element” training for explosive interception in self-defense
As the third step in the journey towards black belt, Lightning Strikes
presents exercises, insights, and instructions in the fire interception
element of Stephen K. Hayes’ 21st Century martial art of To-Shin Do®.
These lessons cover techniques, tactics and testing for advanced skill
in handling bigger and more determined aggressors in many of the most
common assaults requiring self-protection. This material is taught in
Red Belt training leading to Green Belt in To-Shin Do®.

Part 1

Explosive Interception Against Grabbing Assault

Unarmed, close-range, pre-emptive defense against shoves, tackles, and restraints

Special section on knife

Part 2

Explosive Interception Against Striking Assault

Unarmed, close-range, pre-emptive defense against strikes, shoves, and restraints

Fire ring of energy

Part 3

How to test your Fire Element Explosive Interception Defenses Effortless Victory Over Larger Attackers 3-DVD set ”Wind Element” training for evasive effortless control in self-defense
This four-hour, 3-DVD video set is the fourth step towards Black Belt
in An-shu Stephen K. Hayes’ 21st century martial art of To-Shin Do®
derived from the original Shinden Fudo Ryu and Takagi Yoshin Ryu martial
arts of Japan. It presents exercises, insights, and instruction in the
Wind evasion element of To-Shin Do. These 3 DVDs cover techniques,
tactics and testing for developing advanced skills in handling bigger
and more determined aggressors in many of the most common assaults
requiring self-protection. The knowledge and skills taught in this DVD
set are part of Green Belt training in To-Shin Do®.

Disc 1

Effortless capture of grabbing assaults

Unarmed, varying-range, interceptive capture of shoves, tackles, and restraints Disc 2

Effortless Capture of Striking Assaults

Unarmed, varying-range, interceptive capture of strikes, shoves, and restraints

Handgun disarms

Wind ring of energy Disc 3

How to test your Wind element “effortless capture” defenses
Note: Stephen K. Hayes was one of the first non-Japense Students of
Masaki Hatsumi of the Bujinkan and was also a student of Shoto Tanemura
of the Genbukan and Unsui Manaka of the Jinenkan. He played a vital role
in the spread of the Takumatsuden School to the West under the guise of
these arts being ninjutsu. While he has many critics within the
aforementioned organizations his importance to their schools cannot be
discounted.