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Da Shin
This is an extremely advanced application of principles from the Gyokko Ryu Chu-Ryaku no Maki “Middle Scroll” of training methods. An-shu Stephen K. Hayes shows how to capture a knifer’s attack. Once captured, he then stays with it long enough to sense where the attacker is going, and he accommodates the attacker in a way that turns into an outward wrist lock takedown. Though not a kata included in the To-Shin Do curriculum, Da Shin is taught as an exercise to develop sensitivity to the attacker’s movements. You learn a way to frustrate and eventually overpower your assailant.
Lessons
02. Variation One – Capturing the Arm
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03. Variation One – Takedown Option A
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04. Variation One – Takedown Option B
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05. Mind Exercise
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06. Variation Two – Attacker Stabs with a Bent Arm
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07. Variation Two – Finish
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08. Variation Three – See with Your Whole Body
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09. Variation Three – Adapt to the Situation
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10. Training Drill
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11. An-shu Answers Questions
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12. Variation Four – Lunging Attack
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13. Variation Four – Relax into Movements
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