Musashi's Dokkodo (The Way of Walking Alone)

Sanchin kata holds the key to mastering the traditional martial
arts. Though it can be one of the simplest forms to learn, it is
simultaneously one of the most difficult to perfect. This DVD
complements the book 
The Way of Sanchin Kata
, providing in-
depth exploration of the form, with detailed instruction of the

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essential posture, linking the spine, generating power, and
demonstration of the complete kata.
3. 
Scaling Force
(Miller/Kane)
“Kane and Miller have been there, done that and have the t-
shirt. And they’re giving you their lessons learned without
requiring you to pay the fee in blood they had to in order to
learn them. And that is priceless.” – M. Guthrie, Federal Air
Marshal
Conflict and violence cover a broad range of behaviors, from
intimidation to murder, and they require an equally broad range
of responses. A kind word will not resolve all situations, nor will
wristlocks, punches, or even a gun. Rory Miller and Lawrence
A. Kane explain and demonstrate the full range of options, from
skillfully doing nothing to applying deadly force. You will learn to
understand the limits of each type of force, when specific levels
may be appropriate, the circumstances under which you may
have to apply them, and the potential cost of your decision,
legally and personally. It is vital to enter this scale at the right
level, and to articulate why what you did was appropriate. If you
do not know how to succeed at all six levels, there are
situations in which you will have no appropriate options. More
often than not, that will end badly. This DVD complements the
book 
Scaling Force
.
4. 
Lock On: Joint Locking Essentials Volume 1
: Wrist Locks
(Burrese)
Joint locks can be some of the most difficult techniques to learn
and master. That is until now. This series is a comprehensive
guide to joint locks and one of the most complete programs
available for practical joint locking information, with detailed
instruction on the mechanics of each lock, proper execution,
and various applications to enable the viewer to learn the
essentials of applying joint locks in any situation. Volume 1

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focuses on wrist locks, with deep insight to supplement hands-
on instruction. If you want to take your joint locking ability to the
next level, you must have this DVD.
5. 
Lock On: Joint Locking Essentials Volume 2
: Arm Bars &
Elbow Locks (Burrese)
Joint locks can be some of the most difficult techniques to learn
and master. That is until now. This series is a comprehensive
guide to joint locks and one of the most complete programs
available for practical joint locking information, with detailed
instruction on the mechanics of each lock, proper execution,
and various applications to enable the viewer to learn the
essentials of applying joint locks in any situation. Volume 2
contents include basic arm bars, elbow breaks, armpit clamps,
grappling, and more.
6. 
Lock On: Joint Locking Essentials Volume 3
: Shoulder
Locks (Burrese)
Joint locks can be some of the most difficult techniques to learn
and master. That is until now. This series is a comprehensive
guide to joint locks and one of the most complete programs
available for practical joint locking information, with detailed
instruction on the mechanics of each lock, proper execution,
and various applications to enable the viewer to learn the
essentials of applying joint locks in any situation. Volume 3
contents include an explanation of the shoulder, raising arm
locks, pulling shoulder locks, various chicken wing locks, figure
four locks, and more.
7. 
Lock On: Joint Locking Essentials Volume 4
: Finger Locks
(Burrese)
Joint locks can be some of the most difficult techniques to learn
and master. That is until now. This series is a comprehensive
guide to joint locks and one of the most complete programs

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available for practical joint locking information, with detailed
instruction on the mechanics of each lock, proper execution,
and various applications to enable the viewer to learn the
essentials of applying joint locks in any situation. Volume 4
contents include an explanation of the finger, handshake
techniques, pressing fingers down, forcing fingers up behind
the back, escapes from various holds, and more.
8. 
Lock On: Joint Locking Essentials Volume 5
: Combining
Locks & Lock Flow Drills (Burrese)
Joint locks can be some of the most difficult techniques to learn
and master. That is until now. This series is a comprehensive
guide to joint locks and one of the most complete programs
available for practical joint locking information, with detailed
instruction on the mechanics of each lock, proper execution,
and various applications to enable the viewer to learn the
essentials of applying joint locks in any situation. Volume 5
provides detailed instruction on the four corner throw (shionage
in Japanese), a lock that exploits both the wrist and shoulder.
Then, Burrese provides instruction on how to go from one lock
to another, building to three and four lock combinations, and
concluding with longer series of flow drills.
9. 
Restraint, Control & Come-A-Long Techniques Volume 1
(Burrese)
Restrain, control, and take people outside with techniques
specific to bouncers, security professionals and law
enforcement. Learn how to use joint locks and pain compliant
techniques to control and move people. Burrese instructs on
how to make your joint locks, holds, and take downs more
effective when working positions that require you to go “hands
on.” Everyone who might need to control others needs to learn
the techniques Alain teaches in this program. Additionally, even
though designed for law enforcement and security
professionals, this DVD set is also an invaluable tool for any

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martial artist who wants to make joint-locking techniques street
effective. Volume 1 includes communication, cone of power,
arm bar, lower back wrist lock, goose neck, chicken wing,
standing center lock, applications, and more.
10. 
Restraint, Control & Come-A-Long Techniques Volume 2
(Burrese)
Restrain, control, and take people outside with techniques
specific to bouncers, security professionals and law
enforcement. Learn how to use joint locks and pain compliant
techniques to control and move people. Volume 2 includes
spinning a person, combat breathing, thumb grab goose neck,
split finger goose neck, fingers behind back hold, over the top
chicken wing, four corner throw, figure four lock, rolling a
subject over, pressure points, applications, and more.
11. 
Chokes and Sleeper Holds Proven Techniques for Both
Competition and the Street
 (Burrese)
Chokes and sleeper holds are some of the most powerful and
effective ways of stopping a fully resisting attacker. Take away
a person’s consciousness and you take away the ability to fight.
This information packed DVD will provide you with the tools to
apply chokeholds and sleeper holds quickly and correctly,
making you a formidable person to be reckoned with. Learn
how to properly apply these chokes and sleeper holds and
you’ll have powerful tools added to your arsenal. Learn how to
end a fight in seconds with techniques like these: rear naked
choke, side shoulder sleeper, guillotine choke, front collar
choke, one hand chokes, uniform or jacket techniques, and
much more.
12. 
Streetfighting Essentials
 (Burrese)
Real street fights are serious trouble the kind of trouble that
most martial arts don’t prepare you for. So what do you do

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when a street thug approaches, wanting to make you his next
victim? Learn how to blend the proven hand techniques of
boxing and hapkido’s devastating throws and kicks into a street
fighting system that is sure to keep you on top and put your
opponent on the pavement. Burrese begins by teaching you the
tools of the trade including killer punches, hammer fists, palm
heels, elbows, knees, kicks and throws. Then, through chillingly
realistic scenarios and slow motion photography, he shows you
how to apply these tools against the kinds of punches, grabs,
weapon attacks and gang attacks you’ll really encounter on the
street. This DVD is a comprehensive self-defense system that
bridges the gap between martial arts theory and brutal street
fighting reality.
13. 
Hapkido Hoshinsul
: The Explosive Korean Art of Self
Defense (Burrese)
Hapkido is a traditional Korean martial art that translates as
“The Way of Coordinated Power.” Unlike the more popular and
sport-oriented taekwondo, hapkido is a pure fighting art that
combines powerful striking and kicking methods with
devastating joint locks, throws and breaks. Learn the secrets of
hapkido’s effective techniques including how to use its
fundamental wrist, elbow and shoulder locks to defend against
a variety of street attacks. Drawing from his own real-world
experience, Burrese shows how to adapt these techniques to
the needs of the bouncer, security specialist or law enforcement
officer.
14. 
Hapkido Cane
: Big Stick Fighting from the Dojo to the
Street (Burrese)
An often misunderstood but potentially deadly weapon, the
cane is one of the few self-defense tools you can take virtually
anywhere no matter what level of security you’re facing. Learn
how to maximize the combative use of the cane, turning it from
just a leg support to an invaluable part of your arsenal.

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Stripping away the flashy martial arts moves to leave behind
the bare essentials of big stick fighting, Burrese teaches you
the rapid, vicious strikes that take advantage of the cane’s size
and heft, and then transitions seamlessly into brutal
combinations of striking and blocking that will have your
opponent wishing he’d never mistaken you for an easy mark.
From there, he shows hooking and grabbing techniques that
enable you to move into joint locks, chokes and stick
submissions relying on street-proven principles of movement,
not fancy dojo dancing. Whether you carry a cane out of
necessity or choice, this video will give you information on big
stick fighting you can use to keep yourself safe on the street.
[1]
Founder of the Itto Shoden Muto-ryu school of swordsmanship, Tesshu was
known for his calligraphy as much as for his fighting prowess. An elite bodyguard
for Shogun Tokugawa Yoshinobu, after the Meiji Restoration Tesshu hung up his
swords to become governor of the Imari Prefecture. His exploits are described in
the book The Sword of No Sword: Life of the Master Warrior Tesshu by John
Stevens.
[2]
 Sporting subtitles such as The Classic Guide to Strategy, A Classic Text on the