Martial Arts

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #25.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #26.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #27.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #28.

Grandmaster Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #29 with variations.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #31 with variations.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #33 with variations.

Phil Peplinski demonstrates a defense against an upper body attack.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #35 with variations.

Grandmaster Mike Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #36 with variations.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #42.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #44.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #41.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #39.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #40.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #43.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #45.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #47.

Grandmaster Michael Patrick demonstrates Torite Technique #48.

This video demonstrates a basic method to restore range of motion and alleviate discomfort after performing a joint lock. These methods are mostly mechanical and are designed to work when general joint locks are applied. For more advanced injuries, energetics will likely be required which may be covered in a later video.

This is a technique familiar to all grappling systems. Few, however, know how to utilize Martial Science to ramp the pain and injury up. In this segment, Grandmaster Patrick explains the use of Xi-Cleft (Accumulating) Points to get maximum effect.

Tabitha Browning demonstrates takedowns.

Tabitha Browning demonstrates boxing sets of three.

Tabitha Browning demonstrates backhands and follow-ups.

Professor Rick Moneymaker demonstrates proper angle, direction, and activation method as seen at the 2016 DSI Fall Convention.