Here are some pictures of various training camps where Master Reese provided martial art instruction.

• Dillman Camp April 22, 2007 (Pictures by GrandMaster Sterling I. Johnson, Tae Kwon Do/Simba)

  • Picture 1 Master Reese demonstrates cane gripping techniques

  • Picture 2 Master Reese demonstrates cane gripping techniques

  • Picture 3 Michael (Lucky Uke and Attacker) grabs the collar of Master Reese

  • Picture 4 Master Reese initiates Nihanchi-1, captures hand and holds to chest (fire and metal points)

  • Picture 5 Master Reese takes horn of cane to counter attack fire pressure points on attackers wrist

  • Picture 6 Master Reese shows an alternate pressure point location on attackers forearm

  • Picture 7 Master Reese demonstrates Nihanchi-1 with crossover water stance

  • Picture 8 Master Reese demonstrate Nihanchi-1 and explains the techniques being used

  • Picture 9 Master Reese continues demonstration using cane

  • Picture 10 Master Reese demonstrates the crossover water stance with cane applied

  • Picture 11 Master Reese shows how the cane horn can be used on head wood pressure points

  • Picture 12 Different angle of collar grab

  • Picture 13 Capturing of hand and application of cane horn to wrist pressure point

  • Picture 14 Crossover water stance

  • Picture 15 Transition to head pressure point attack

  • Picture 16 Uke know wishes he did not volunteer

  • Picture 17 Now we change direction and attack to earth based pressure points

  • Picture 18 For every action there is a reaction, the head comes back up

  • Picture 19 Now we pull the attacker back down by attacking wood pressure points

  • Picture 20 Then as you turn his head sideways we attack the earth points one more time

  • Picture 21 Here is the crossover water stance while attacking points on the forearm

  • Picture 22 Say hello to my little friend  as we feed the Attacker a bird, the cane's horn is shaped like an eagle's beak

  • Picture 23 Taking the cane to the other side of the head

  • Picture 24 Showing additional pressure points just below the neck

  • Picture 25 GrandMaster Dillman wants to show a technique

  • Picture 26 GrandMaster Dillman shows one way to carry a cane or an umbrella

  • Picture 27 GrandMaster Dillman transitions to a ready position to jab an attacker straight on with the cane

  • Picture 28 GrandMaster Dillman explains the finer points

  • Picture 29 GrandMaster Dillman now demonstrates the straight on jab using the cane

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