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Stephen K. Hayes: To-Shin Do-Mountains of Strength

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MOUNTAINS of Strength is a four-hour, 3-DVD video set that presents exercises, insights and instructions in the earth stability ground-holding method. of Stephen K. Hayes’ 21st Century Martial Art of To-Shin Do�. These three DVDs cover techniques, testing, and tactics for developing the type. of No-nonsense strengths that will help you overcome many obstacles of Self-protection against the most common attacks requires knowledge and skills that are taught in Yellow Belt and White Belt training leading to Blue Belt. To-Shin Do.
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MOUNTAINS OF STRENGTH DVD 1.
- Holding Your Ground Against Frontal Assault
- Unarmed, close range, tight-footwork defense against punches.
MOUNTAINS of Strength DVD 2
- Stand firm against Assault from Behind
- Unarmed, close range, tight-footwork defense against chokes.
MOUNTAINS of Strength DVD 3
- How to test your Earth Element Ground Holding Defenses
Here’s what you’ll get in Stephen K. Hayes: To-Shin Do-Mountains of Strength

Course Features
- Lecture 1
- Quiz 0
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 0
- Assessments Yes
- 1 Section
- 1 Lesson
- Lifetime
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