3 “magic knockout” pressure points. (Amazing!)

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[@modestasvirtas]

Thanks❤

[@heerarodriguez9563]

You could see the fear in his eyes because he knew what was coming.

[@stevethea5250]

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[@Kyland10]

Wack as hell

[@georgefleet6350]

because your right,he knows first hand waking up from the floor.

[@FreshUF]

Love how the last guy combines pressure points with finger locks. Excellent

[@FightFast]

Glad you enjoyed the video

[@irvin-sf9by]

This is worth your time. I've viewed many different types of vids of similar subject mater with these in my opinion are seriously worth anyone's time. Thanks for the great production guys keep up the great work.

[@rodwilliams1722]

These guys are friends of mine. I used to train with. I was there when this was filmed. I'm not going lie some of us where cracking up. Joel took it for the team lol. I laughed my ass off watching this it was many years ago brought back some memories

[@chadpatrick6297]

Ive been knocked out from pressure points many times in training. What i don’t understand is a lot of people think they are fake or you are faking it for the person. I have felt it first hand and have executed the strikes or joint locks first hand and it is not fake at all. I loved this sort of martial art and wish i could still train today.

[@snd7622]

Do it in real fight 😆

[@chadpatrick6297]

@ I’ve used pressure points and joint locks many times in confrontations. This is what people like yourself don’t understand, I don’t let a confrontation turn into a fight. If you front me or try to shove me and I get my hands on you it’s over, I don’t give you a chance to fight. There’s always a chance for a straight up sucker punch and that may be difficult if you don’t pay attention to your surroundings, it’s called situational awareness. I usually know you are planning to hit me and I don’t give you the chance to swing.

[@snd7622]

@@chadpatrick6297 It's low quality bullshido. I'm black belt in kyokushinkai karate and there is no way that I will stand steady waiting for you to find , press and hold point on my neck. 😆 It will work against disabled person on push chair, but never against strong, trained men. I will not give you chance to touch me and even if I volountary let you do it it will not work. Those guys are falling voluntary ,fully cooperating, techniques are 100% useless. This bullshido is one of the most embarrassing demonstrations of total ignorance about absolutely basic fighting skills. You deserved to be on videos showing bullshido masters.

[@Xul]

@@chadpatrick6297 We have had televised professional MMA, Boxing, Grappling, Kickboxing/Muay Thai for about 30 years with thousandssof fights and those silly pressure points never have been actually demonstrated. Anyone who has ever trained any legitimate martial art (with some realistic sparring/rolling or drills against resisting opponents) simply knows that this is bullshido that doesn't help. It might be a nice thing to "mildly" controll a drunk friend but even then there are usually better solutions than to potentially make them angry with those annoying things.

[@DarkMxtter09]

Joel isn’t getting enough credit. Thank you Joel!

[@ReggieBeppo-yt6ol]

As a youth learnt basics of boxing learnt how to box so I don't break my hand ,a hostile guy at my place of work as a new guy at the job, interfered with me repeatedly, I had enough an one day from the hip hit him one to side of jaw an he was ,T.K.O.-he an his friends they never bothered me again ( a young man must learn the basics of boxing -but must end fight quickly but circumstances on street alter cases

[@glenw-xm5zf]

Totally agree. Even one seasonnin a good club, and can knock out most thugs, if you time it right. best to be able to run 100 in ten flat, though. Am now 79 in decent shape, still can pull it off if i have to. 85% of power still there for short 'session'

[@PeterMickelsen]

Thanks!

[@georgefleet6350]

demos are one thing,slow motion,no adrenelin, in a fighting stance it took me months to achieve pressure points effectively. because i had to relearn how i react to an aggression of an attacker, i had to become fluid muscles not contracted but relaxed. good luck good instruction makes all the difference. they all were good teachers, for myself the last instructor was right with m. the simple phrase he made" you make a point with[ fingers knuckle] was the most nessesary and of course the pressure [points] thanking all of these 3 men, good informative basic lessons to begin practise practise practise......

[@randyoneal2250]

Thank you for illustrating this technique. I’ve used this to demonstrate to my students the effectiveness of pressure points. Teenage Kids are hard to convince because they think they’re invincible at times. So I used my classroom dummy at the time (my son), and it woke a lot of those students up! This is a devastating strike if used properly.

[@northernwarrior6319]

Landing a slap to the eye,will cause your opponent some discomfort, that's one nerve he will not ignore,no mattter the adrenaline rush,it will slow him down,or even stop the fight all together!!!!

[@anthonyflores-em1ke]

I see that you got expierence cuz you a norteño so you been doing that to scraps huh 😂😂

[@georgefleet6350]

i learned to whip my fingers similar to a slap but loose whipping all my fingers like say a crack of a bullwhip. thank you for your keen observation.

[@dabunnyrabbit2620]

#FightFast How about addressing what to do if you miss or something doesn't work, or if the opponent is idk actually fighting back. not everyones nerves are that sensitive.

[@FightFast]

If a specific technique does not work, you move on to your next target and technique. That's kind of obvious I think. Your criticism is like saying "show what happens if your first punch doesn't knock a guy out" to a guy trying to teach you to throw a punch... You still have to learn individual techniques.

[@ClydeHUC]

But they mostly are if you strike corractually period and of course, there's always any number of other moves. After that, as always as the case period something undiscussed usually is. What about a person really high on drugs? I don't like submission holds. I don't like being that close to people. And as a former wrestler, that sounds ridiculous, but it's really dangerous. Engaging someone physically like that. I would rather strike and strike again. Why I like wing Chun? And why like krav Maga also I'm just gonna hit, I don't want to be your best friend holding you. I'm not in the choke outs, just not down with it. It's too dangerous for me, I'm an old man. But face it, any neck chop is an extremely effective. And also for the victim who made themselves a victim, a very dangerous situation. Well they shouldn't have played stupid games

[@davidwood2387]

I used the pressure point, on the side of the jaw . To get a knife attacker to release the knife . And it works .

[@FDguy343]

Cool!!

[@Houseofgreen0]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@LibanDohdhe]

No shittt steven segal 🤣

[@MelchizedekRemnent1]

Definitely Helpful Especially for a smaller Person Like Me. would Love to Train With You more. I will be watching these more now that I found them.

[@Happytruth]

You are showing a technique to disrupt the carotid arterie is this correct? If so that can be extremly dangerous for the person who receives such a blow. Especially with the bent thumb techique shown because it will cut off the blood supply and it could cause a blood clot.

[@MrBluemanworld]

Haha you're 100% right, they're crazy

[@georgefleet6350]

my teacher had his adam apple broken in a fight. imagine the duration of pain and recovery. these techniques are combat exercises. not public barroom fighting unless was as instructed by the first teacher,a broken beer bottle weapon. this is the most important to remember " to react with first analysing the pressure. this requires the same duration of practise as when after beginning to drive your car how fast to react to emergency braking without thinking. bruce lee called this "effortless effort" good luck but keep on it

[@georgefleet6350]

@@MrBluemanworld how you define crazy?

[@freeterraterracognita1346]

You're showing hitting pressure points, Kyusho, which is called 'Sappo' in Koryu (old schools), but you don't apply or show 'Katsu', or healing technique on the pressure point hit, which is called 'Kappo'. These kind of techniques are taught in Koryu, meaning ancient school of martial techniques. Be careful before using these dangerous techniques. And learn healing jutsu on kyusho.

[@SimulacronX]

@@enki9006 Can't you just look it up, or are you a but tipsy, 😁

[@andersbomortensen757]

They forgot to show Spock performing the "Vulcan neck pinch" works every time...

[@FDguy343]

Lmao you're a mess lol

[@jasonjaychad]

I took Hakido, and this is very effective

[@glenndavis8771]

This man is a 100% correct , use the technique properly and it’s deadly per my experience in the special forces.. Saved life’s instantly !! 👍

[@EdenBeckman]

Joel is such a trooper!

[@vandammesque]

The problem with pressure points is that they can become ineffective when your opponents adrenaline is pumping.

[@FightFast]

Adrenaline does not make these nerves strikes less effective. They are not pain compliance techniques. Sending a huge impulse into those nerves is one of the ways to achieve a knockout. Those types of knockouts occur all the time in real fights. The other type of non-choking knock out is a Coup-Contrecoup injury to the brain. All fights happen under an adrenaline dump. That does not prevent knockouts generated by shock to the nervous system.

[@heerarodriguez9563]

The Ezekiel Choke says otherwise

[@ExposeTheDaftys]

​@@FightFastis that you dillman?

[@ClwnJuNkY]

​@@heerarodriguez9563 well said

[@williambenson1477]

​@@heerarodriguez9563that is a choke, not a pressure point...simple blood choke. one of my favorites, very effextuve

[@soldierofyhvh5966]

Wow! This is very much like Ninjutsu, the striking points, techniques, and fists.

[@mongo33101]

I can see how they strikes could work provided your opponent doesn't know how to block side swings. However, would it be more effective just to strike the opponent in the throat, since it can be done while your hands are straight in front of you?

[@zenoxlau648]

What if I strike the stomach #9 from both sides? What happens?

[@LuckyLioness369]

Excellent teachers! Thank you!

[@user-jk1vh2zi2j]

This is like a madtv skit lol 😂

[@mementomori5374]

Hahahaha this is comedy central 😂

[@nyskapelse]

I have used the second technique when i was a public security officer. Works fine if you're fast.

[@FightFast]

Yes, it works. But you have to be quick.

[@LadyBooger]

You can tell Joel was regretting saying yes to participating in this 😅

[@tonywilson4339]

great moves . karate legend gary spiers used to teach these moves he train sas and armys around the world 30 years ago these moves in this video work

[@peterrees6335]

Gary Spiers taught me the perfect head but. It works...

[@BrickedAnimation]

Thanks man, you just saved a teens life ❤

[@glenw-xm5zf]

There is one pressure point a few inches below the ear, that only 6-7 lbs of pressure that will cause huge pain, but hard to hit, it right, but miss it and still you do damage

[@宿青龍]

Why do all these pressure point clips have a "bouncer" vibe?

[@rastaboy_gamesnstuff7778]

Ridge hand strike, amazing

[@michaelthomas4249]

Has to be done correctly. Most don't know how lol

[@JudgedByGod]

You sure that’s stomach 9? I’ve always activated stomach 9 on the throat, against the inside line of the jugular inline with the Adam’s Apple. Ko is caused by rapid loss of blood pressure and can also be done like a choke or a hold and pressing the thumbs in to it for a few seconds. On side of the neck I believe it’s a large intestine point you’re hitting. Li 10 or 11 if I recall correctly. A common technique to use when someone grabs your collar is to trap the hand while stepping back to extend the arm and bring the point up to the surface. Then, striking maybe a heart point on the arm just below the elbow then, immediately following the arm up to the side of the neck and striking the Li point with a knife hand causing the ko.

[@MarzioRecinos]

Is sennen goroshi considered as a pressure point too?

[@LibertarianPunx]

2). The guy in the bar with blue/black striped shirt, he demonstrates the/a tehnique of taking the arm/hand and twisting opponents left limb counter clockwise (from bouncers perspective). This is good control but rather than going for the semi complex wrist lock one can either make the person bend over with little pressure to the elbow, allowing for kicks/knees to the body & face, or you can bring their arm behind them (common police tactic) to gain good rear position and allow access to a choke (commonly rear naked choke). but get that arm and so many possibilities open up.

[@paddotk]

This guy must've seen this in a video and thought "I'm gonna do that too" because he has no idea of what he's doing. How this actually works is by means of a 'karate chop' move targeting the main artery. Cutting off the bloodstream for a split second cuts off the oxygen supply to the brain, making the opponent pass out (something that doesn't happen here). This guy is more likely to tear the other guy's artery if he's not careful. PS this only works on someone's left side of if the neck (the receiver's left, as shown here). In the right side artery the blood flows down.

[@hamiltonhillakahammerceoof3054]

The triple warmer 17 strike will get the job done! 💯

[@CutThroatCody]

Triple Warmer #17 It’s a simple term. 😂😂😂

[@Nick-tj8ek]

Cuphand for the thundering ear clap!

[@Thatone1001]

🦅🦅 I most certainly appreciate the tips Kind Sir 💙🦅💙🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾😇🔐

[@stormyweraf7923]

When i think of pressure points i think less of striking and more of submission hold

[@pspiro]

Seems very effective, but why do you never see such knockout punches in MMA?

[@johnnysmall4206]

Quit hitting that man!!! ❤❤❤✌✌✌

[@WallyF1]

Genau den Punkt zu erwischen ist allerdings eher Zufall. Natürlich schmerzt es allgemein, sticht man jemanden die Finger in den Hals. Der sensible Punkt ist jedoch eher durch herumfummeln zu finden.

[@Abnsdllnnlosnfd]

Also wie beim G-Punkt

[@jackdavids2723]

awwww poor big guy, I felt for him

[@jimm4295]

I'm Polynesian and have allowed people to do these pressure point's on myself. They didn't seem to work for them or on any of my friends. But they worked on those applying them without hardly trying. But as they say we're built different

[@daz.j]

so what happens when your aponent fights back ie bites your nose off or somthing drastic lol as if some one is gonna let you get anywhere near to start that stufff its comical

[@LarryLonson]

Poor guy better have been paid

[@GodsChildMetal]

Thank you 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@sevchyk]

Dude just gives an advice how to damage his thumb. Buddy, in real fight everything will be so fast, plus an opponent moving his head, you will hit his jaw with that awkward slappy strike and will have to continue to fight with one hand. Watch less Hollywood movies or what. No one hits like that in real life.

[@benmiersen9964]

Are you dumb do you know anything about marital arts it's not about how fast the fight is including for jujutsu it's about being in control of yourself and you're environment it take training to be calm in an altercation... but to elaborate a lil jujutsu is again like he said quickly take out the target and move on to the next

[@CameronGarcia561]

Ur speaking straight facts literally nobody will have time to remember pressure points accurately Ina fight so you are honestly correct ✅ (I’m a Muy Thai martial artist)

[@grayghost6692]

You just ask your opponent to stand still until you get it right. That’s all. Pretty simple. Come on man.

[@sevchyk]

@@grayghost6692 Or like in those TV series in the nineties, remember, when some girl claps her hands and the time freezes. Then she thinks what to do with those persons.

[@cristiancastro326]

Buenisimo Saludos desde costa rica, pura vida !!!

[@sparky7915]

This combines well with tiger. Awesome!!

[@LIdaily-r4z]

Thanks man

[@skiman5289]

Is this one of the guys who Joe Rogan was talking about?

[@72markmiester]

I like that. Very nice. Where may I learn this technique?

[@nawazshaikh7804]

Name of all coachs please

[@CRITESBIKER]

nahhh he just hit the jugular and spiked blood pressure in the guys brain causing him to get knocked out.

[@vdm8211]

That is kiushu point at ninjutsu. 👍

[@Waloeltalibanpr-hw8gx]

Wow, tremenda técnica 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 pero imagínate que toque utilizarlo en una pelea callejera y se te olvida en que lado está el punto de presión 💀😂😂

[@rastaboy_gamesnstuff7778]

It works on both sides, that's the beauty of pressure points, they are the only symmetry in the human body

[@SAMEntalhealth]

Nice job taking Tony Robbins down😅😅😅 nah I'm just kidding man great video pressure points are serious, I've been in some Muay Thai for about 16 years and to be honest with you when we're free sparring sometimes we allow different Arts to be inputted into the spar, just so we can adapt, but pressure points I remember this one guy was using them constantly, putting people down so fast we thought it was fake until it happened to myself😅😅😅😅😅😅😮😮

[@draper67]

Love this video

[@rushodai929]

Interesting informative, but I'm 4'9", no way I'm controlling pressure points on a big guy's neck.

[@truthcrusade8371]

Benny Hinn can do that to a whole bunch of people at once, no touch!!

[@davidkirksey8521]

Steven Segal stuff😂

[@Banglaganerkotha]

Man i just getting old and i feel im going 2 forgetting all of the steps.Also i lost my black belt 15 years ago

[@cameronbeal2637]

“Think smarter, not harder”

[@jennasee6400]

When you become master you don’t teach what you know you become him. You are only teach what you know

[@KNIGHTJUMPS]

Neck nerve #26 was already taken.

[@haydenhadfield5612]

The test bro is brave and humble 😮

[@Captainscentsable44]

What a great thing to do on your day off. Lol my neighbor was becoming a cop and he would put these on me.i was a kid, he was like 34.

[@FarhadShamshakimi]

Thanks alot,

[@oscargarcia599]

Great information 👍

[@brettriverboat9920]

So easy when it's slowed down, in a real fight if you're not an expert don't try these as you'll get sparked out quick

[@kamaljitsinghattalia]

Really too GOOD

[@SimonTAMG]

Who else here is pressing themselves in the spots shown on the video to see if it hurts? 🤣

[@poggy-vg3bv]

im imune tho? its not working

[@WoodchipperAU]

Thank you

[@CopenhagenCollabo]

The problem with putting the index finger is that it easily breaks

[@sevchyk]

Exactly. A dude gives an idiot advice for the people to follow. Again, dumb Americans...

[@WalleyeJoe]

I use this in case I have to protect someone

[@nobbytang]

When the red mist of a fight descends these don’t work ….heres one example..joe Frazier was involved in a race riot at night in Newark in 1967 and it was only after the fighting stopped that he sat down and realised his pants were wet ….thats when re realised he’d been stabbed…..Red mist ……….yeah sure if a guys shitting himself and doesn’t want a fight they will hurt but not when the shutters are down and he’s ready to go !!

[@pabloalfonsoechaurren6406]

I think this can work on everybody. Where I agree with you, is that executing it well is probably very hard, with the agitation, maybe fear, movement etc, you need to be incredibly precise so it requires a grat amount of practice. However if you do land it well and with power (which again, it's very hard), you end that fight.

[@ButteredPecan17]

you can't accurately hit a nerve strike on an aggressor wanting to knock you out lol.

[@toorcicefist8018]

Practice

[@nickmorgan8434]

I had a buddy who was a babysitter in pps..I had him try everything..they all would just piss me off

[@glennsvensson6007]

The points beside neck is not a stomach meridian point.

[@walterlane5069]

I have been in PLENTY Of street fights , fast is best, first is better, but if you screw it up YOU ARE COOKED!!! if you want to know the TRUTH, find me

[@walterlane5069]

Someone said if you live in NORTH PHOENIX you can be happy, live along time, and NOT WORRY

[@dwhunter8904]

They taught this as a “ brachial stun” at the academy l

[@PeterLesleyTuelepat]

Great 😊.

[@ronevergrow8319]

If he’s larger and stronger you flee 🏃💨💨, or give him what he wants

[@vidhugaming3816]

Pov: your enemy is also watching

[@toorcicefist8018]

Doubt it. Lol

[@0003skye]

Interesting video but whoever edited/recorded needs a lesson on audio. It’s “hot,” meaning going over the industry standard level of 12-14db and becomes distorted. You can fix it in post and reload

[@silentKeys20]

Sorry and very random question, but how would you go about fixing the distortion without significantly reducing the volume?

[@irishsamurai9008]

Looks like he is reading and or looking at a chart behind the big guy

[@Predablade]

Bro found the turn off button 💀

[@RickCarroll-j5n]

This isn't realistic no person will open a opportunity for these tactics the last thing you should be doing is engaging in close combat and the other person is bigger this is a fatal mistake wear them down hurt the knees first so they can't move so fast then after about one minute you can land some hits to the ribs but only when you wear them down will a opportunity like this open you're not telling people this they think this is a simple rat fighting technique to end it fast it has a long build up before it can be used

[@FlynnHarvey-o8m]

So you spent a lot of time on that

[@FlynnHarvey-o8m]

For no reason

[@chrisbucksey3371]

It's used in a split second. No build up, this guys just explaining it, that's why he took time. I do agree with you though to avoid grappling, personally I go straight for the knock out but knowing precisely where to strike is an advantage

[@knowledgedrivestrength2442]

Have you ever been in a fight for your life?

[@mindurbiznez651]

@@chrisbucksey3371

[@ninjanix7288]

Now try doing this 2AzOmbie love you guys @TRS🙏🏻

[@PickleballBatman]

We missing Steven Seagal in this video

[@user-ep3ck5re4o]

Agree - SS the master of slap stick comedy 😂😂😂😂

[@user-ep3ck5re4o]

Try walking around a 9 mm Browning 🤨

[@Nandoz1024]

I actually feel sorry for that man

[@Dolla5101]

You’re going to break your damn hand

[@ValioMadre7]

I'm headed to the hood to try this out. Wish me luck.

[@outlawphilosopher7494]

Yeah because every fight the opponent stands still and lets us have perfect aim..

[@chadillac365]

Now go watch a video on some these masters fighting random mma guys.

[@jerryoshea3116]

These are stuff SF guys use they're not looking to get involved in a MMA fight,it's meant to be a ' No rules' take the person out& move on situation!

[@LibanDohdhe]

Let focus fellas let me make short for y'allĺ there lot nerves btw collar bone to jaw !