CORY GARBRANDT: All right, guys, let's bring it over.
I want to introduce you to Dr. Patrick
so we can get this going.
Dr. Patrick's coming in here to do the craniofacial release.
Dr. Patrick, I've used him and his craniofacial release.
It's a balloon in the nose, kind of opens up passages.
Gets more oxygen to the lung and the brain,
and has so many health benefits to it.
JON PATRICK: The more oxygen that you can uptake the more
energy you're going to have and the better you're
going to be conditioning.
So we're going to use an applicator, which I just
like a blood pressure ball.
It has a balloon on it.
We're going to insert it into each passage.
We're going to inflate the balloon
for about a millisecond.
Then we're going to let it go, and then
you're going to open up, and you're
going to see the difference in the nasal passage.
Obviously you're putting a balloon in someone's nose.
So it's not the most comfortable feeling.
I would equate it to being having water kind of splashed
up into your nose in the pool.
JON PATRICK: Who's up first?
I'm going to have you scoot up a little bit more for me, OK?
Get the [BLEEP] out of here [INAUDIBLE].
Hey you're next.
JON PATRICK: Scoot a little more.
Scoot your body up.
Keep coming, keep coming.
Oh man.
Oh [BLEEP].
JON PATRICK: Done.
Good.
This is it.
Ready, go big mouth.
Close.
Good.
Don't move.
Dude, I don't want to do that again.
[LAUGHTER]
That did not hurt.
It didn't hurt.
CORY GARBRANDT: Knowing how bad it hurt I knew
I had to have Uriyah go first.
If he saw a bunch of 170 pounders,
you know, kicking and screaming about the balloon
up their nose, and how painful it is,
he wouldn't have done it.
You already got one done.
CORY GARBRANDT: When Uriyah sat back down
and did the other nostril, and was kicking his little feet,
his little hobbit feet just going.
It was so funny.
Holy [BLEEP].
JON PATRICK: Good.
That's it.
Oh.
[BLEEP]
Oh man that hurt.
[BLEEP].
JON PATRICK: Good.
What are you afraid of?
Not a [BLEEP] thing. JON PATRICK: Nothing.
Come on.
Craniofacial release.
I felt it expanded in my sinuses.
So it's definitely something that I'm going to do again.
JON PATRICK: Now what was worse, the buildup or the procedure?
Probably the buildup.
JON PATRICK: Yeah, that's what I thought.
[BLEEP] [INAUDIBLE].
That's what's so great about "The Ultimate Fighter."
You learn so much about yourself mentally, physically,
spiritually.
And to be back for season 25 is an amazing opportunity.
It's an amazing blessing.