|HD| Jeet Kune Do & Pressure Point ( Kyusho Jitsu- Dim Mak)| Ri Chu Martial Arts Institute

|HD| Sifu CLaudius Chen introduces Application of Kyusho Jitsu (Dim Mak) - Pressure point in Wing Tsun - Jeet Kune Do Close Combating and Self - Defence concepts - MMA (Mix Martial arts)
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Self Defense Situations in this video: Hand - Wrist Grabbing Defense, Against Cross Single Collar Grab, Standing Rear Choke, Mental Nerve Pressure Point Choking from behind, Shirt Grab Defense, Neck Throat Grab Defense aka Front Choke Hold Escape, Standing Headlock Escape and others.
Joint locking techniques in this video: Wrist Locking, Crucifix Locking, Guillotine Choke, Arm Bar technique, Kimura Lock and other Pressure Point Choking Techniques.
Understanding why did Sifu Claudius Chen want to conduct the research on Pressure Points and Apply them to Jeet Kune Do concepts?
Sifu Claudius Chen is a practitioner of the next Jeet Kune Do generations. He did not create these Pressure Points and Joint Locking Techniques or try to create new form of combat. He just brings the art of Pressure Points - Kyusho Jitsu and combines with Jeet Kune Do concepts systems which is already researched by many people from previous generations. Ri Chu Jeet Kune Do which focus in researching and applying Pressure Point - Kyusho Jitsu to Jeet Kune Do in the most simple and effective aspects. Jeet Kune Do contains 5 ranges of fighting: Punching ranges, Kicking ranges, Trapping ranges, Grappling ranges and Ground fighting. Sifu Claudius Chen believes that not all aspects of Pressure Point can apply to all 5 ranges of Jeet Kune Do. He chose three main aspects of Kyusho Jitsu - Pressure Points. They are Pressing Point, Striking Points and Choking Points and they will be used at the most effective in Trapping Range and Grappling range of Jeet Kune Do for Close Quarter Combating. They also can be applied in some fundamental self defense situations like wrist grabs, collars or lapel & shirt grabs, neck throat grabs, headlock escape or other situations.
According to oriental medicine theory, some special people has very unique bones and muscles structure. Locating points and activate them on these people could be a little bit difficult. However as a JKD practitioner, we always have different options, if Pressure Points techniques does not work for some reasons with some people, we still have many techniques. RICHU JEET KUNE DO focus on Pressure Points And how to apply them in real life situation through Jeet Kune Do but it does not mean we do not research and practice on other styles of martial arts. Jeet kune do is simple, direct, practical and has no limitation. When Sifu Claudius Chen bring Pressure Points to apply in Jeet Kune Do, he wants to use them as a peaceful solution which is suitable for Australian communities as well as State Laws even some people may think that it is brutal. Sifu Claudius Chen wants to aims to weak points in combat which is enough to neutralize the opponents. Instead of attacking to groins, eyes ball, neck, pharynx, throat and other deadly points like other JKD practitioners which is tremendously dangerous. It is against the law of Australia if you accidentally kill someone or cause them terrible damages by self defense. Even when people attack you and you are victims. As you can see from this video, even one of the highest level techniques - Pressure Points Knocking Out techniques, we still have solutions to recover.
This note is sharing of Sifu Claudius Chen about why did Sifu Claudius Chen want to conduct the research on Pressure Points. It is also the laconically descriptions for the content of this video. The content of this video can be referred as an Introduction about Ri Chu Jeet Kune Do - Application of Kyusho Jitsu (Dim Mak) - Pressure points techniques In Wing Tsun - Jeet Kune Do Close Combating and Self - Defence concepts.
Note in 2022 and 2023: Please do not copy or testing any techniques of Jeet Kune Do pressure points - Kyusho Jitsu Dim Mak from this video or practice at home with other people. It is an introduction video, it is not a tutorial video with detail explanations about pressure points or how to activate them. It does not illustrate in detail the recovering stages after activating or striking points.
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[@honestchris7472]

Many years ago, I trained in Wing Chun with a Chinese instructor (sefu we had to call him, spelling may be wrong though) his English name was Simon, he was a man of about five foot three tall, he said that he had trained with Bruce Lee in Hong Kong. He was so incredibly fast that his sleeves used to make the sound of a whip. One night we had two Karate black belts come to the dojo and they were really arrogant and sort of belittling of the art of Kung Fu, obviously my trainer was a little offended by this and so they were selected to be out front with him for a demonstration, he invited the two of them to try to hit him, he made them miss every time, he then demonstrated what he could do but he did not try to hurt them, he just showed that he could, it was fascinating to see, I only went for one year because I moved away from London and never tried to find another gym. That was back in the 70s but I was amazed by what this little man could do and he was so nice and courteous.

[@iseafools1559]

I'm starting my 2 year Kyushu Jitsu/Dim Mak course next month. Watching this got me very excited to learn new pressure points, and to find different implications for them in different martial arts styles.

[@RiChuMartialArts]

Which country do you live now? and who is your Kyusho Jitsu Teacher ?.

[@anthonyanaya4245]

Finally a authentic, real and master martial arts representative. Not fake at all!!

[@Curiousnessify]

This guy's actually 85 years old

[@rodeldelacerna5256]

I want to fight anyone from your team sir.

[@johnlloydraganas8064]

speed, timing and power - be water my friend :)

[@jawanjordan4614]

I like to see you try some of that shit in MMA

[@deonmartin6260]

this is absolutely the best demonstration of martial arts I have ever seen it shows so much of what Bruce Lee taught

[@litaliano870]

Damn this guy do not joke , amazing skills .

[@kentobias4995]

Love how the instructor combines Tradition with Modern hand to hand Combat

[@draintheswamp1588]

Most comments are about your technique. I agree it's amazing but I was also very impressed by your striking speed.

[@TENTRI_EDITION]

Bruce Lee looks so different that clearly the soul is the creator of the Jeet Kune Do style

[@asgardman3404]

I tried myself for pressure point while watching the video , I dropped my cell phone

[@charupurusama8049]

wish I could live in Australia and learn pressure points from this great teacher

[@fwg2324]

Technique with pressure points it will be used to protect yourself ( if you were atacked) but it will be used to heal people too, stop bleading, calm a heart atack, extend the life too, It's one of the greatest knowledges that had mastered the great culture of China, and Asia Countries. Thank you very much for share your culture.

[@jamespolucha6911]

That’s who you want for a best friend, my dad studied pressure points when he was in Japan in the military and he used that on me when I was a smart ass teenager and it works I showed him much respect after that

[@rhandymendoza6597]

The Avengers need this man to do some pressure on thanos 😂

[@mohamed111652]

Wow! This is the most positive comment section in whole youtube xD PS. Nice video that was some amazing techniques

[@deephauschakra]

love how he uses the back of his wrists, I find it to be a very fluid and powerful technique myself, this sifu is very gifted, thank you for sharing ;) Namaste

[@zombieland6484]

Wow! That is simply amazing. The skill over all those years of a man attacking you in the exact manor that you would assume he is going to attack you. Then the years of experience that it would take to counter the exact movement that was coming at you. Fuck. I would be a master.

[@MisterBlueSky1000]

I'm amazed by how he became such a knowledgeable and capable master at such a young age!

[@user-qo7ko2hi3f]

Hello. Because He is smart and clever. I think so)

[@abdi99515606]

RIP my little brother after watching this.

[@mattsampson3801]

This is the martial arts studio I been looking for I have done martial arts my whole life wrestling,karate,judo & jiu jit su also boxing but from the foot work to technique jeet kune do is were I learned the most through out my studies

[@nethcastro7007]

Xu Xiaodong joined the group

[@TheSkullsavage]

to me.......Bruce Lee and his JKD is basically expressing yourself, find what fits you and use it, it's not really just set on his own way, he wanted to teach people to find themselves not a style.......thats just my thought on it all

[@rancedavis5106]

you are absolutely right, that is what bruce lee encouraged, not to be a carbon copy of someone else but to be the very best version of yourself

[@anaking6185]

FLAWLESS!!!!!!!! Training with him would be the 2nd best thing to training with Bruce Lee..!!! I would LOVE for him to be my teacher!! and I'm sure I'm not the only person who feels this way!!

[@GreatFoxGodOniKitsune]

Amazing how much you can learn, in a short amount of time; just by watching a single youtube video

[@ralphbrand9569]

See, Bruce Lee knew that He would be the, I Quote. "Greatest Martial Arts Legend Of "All Time"." He said it Himself.

[@robharding4028]

How can you not admire such techniques in kung Fu, made to look so simple by this master of the Art, Jeet kune Do !

[@stevesargy1771]

Amazing evolution from master Bruce Lee. Respect to this dedicated young man 🤛🏻👍🏻🥋🌞

[@ghostbombl8034]

Dam man,this instructor blows my mind on how flawless and smooth he is .lolThis Marshall's arts looks very effective. Especially mix it up for mma.

[@belkys120]

ONCE U STUDY 📖 PRESSURE, POINTS !!!!!! . THE FIGHT IS OVER , BEFORE IT STARTS .!!!!!! . TRAINING IS THE KEY 🔑 .😎👍🙏🏾🙏🏾...TO TAKE DOWN YOUR OPPONENT 😎👍📚📖📚👍....!!!!!!!!! .

[@yusof843]

It looks Sifu Claudius has combined wing chun, jeet kune do, silat, orientals (japanese) and mma quite well. Nicely composed and executed on opponents.. Nice!.. 👍💪

[@ztype-po8nn]

wow I thought I was gonna see a whole lot of dumb negative comments but glad to see other wise! Great video man!

[@tony_5156]

ztype232323 “dumb negative” oh you mean fighters and people with valid points?

[@Appachoppa112]

In white he looks like the final boss in a fighting movie

[@navinnarkpreechar2637]

Master Well come to MMA one championship

[@rustyclutch]

Fucking Amazing. I can only imagine the long hours of training it took to become such a bad ass at such a young age. I wouldn't be surprised to see him in a movie or two some day.

[@RiChuMartialArts]

+rustyclutch151 thank you, very supportive and positive commt.

[@jnshot97]

This is the most impressive work i have ever seen i wish you were near me. What do you eat and drink to stay strong and healthy?

[@HiteshChhikara]

Melbourne Ri Chu Kung Fu and Jeet Kune Do Academy

[@blaiseDee]

Try real fight like mma

[@tony_5156]

I’m calling joe Rohan he needs to see this

[@kob0100]

Joe rogan!

[@chltmdwp]

Who is Joe Rohan?

[@thefullstop23]

@@chltmdwp It's Joe Hogan and Edddddge Brah.

[@besssimodis7544]

The pressure point on the hand my father taught me 😂. "You never know" he would say lol. He learned it in the army in Greece.

[@suirle]

Bess Simodis army in Greece 😁😁😁Dont bother using it

[@stevekailian4176]

My grandfather from Greece showed me the same.he could literally break a hand at 80 years old just by shaking your hand.

[@dudechannel605]

Love it! Bruce still inspirational! Freedom to one's own was his passion! God Speed!

[@ALTHAGAFI_]

Go to UFC and after we can to judge 👍

[@magar214]

😂😂😂

[@BassD77]

ummmm about 80% showed in this video is not allowed in the UFC ;-)

[@ArjunSingh-sh5td]

please add some tutorial videos so that it becomes easy to learn

[@raydelvul389]

They have real moves and I love using pressure points, but they are exaggerating the effects of it, with timing and accurate strikes , it can definitely slow and numb your opponent but it is not what is going to be knocking them out or taking them down, you have to mix it with great basic moves.

[@mind-guider]

your aproach and execution are like water... bro you should be in movies, youd be awesome..

[@tygarrdark1625]

This is the best moves that I've ever seen..

[@worldwar3news104]

THis gives me an idea to counter pressure points by using styrofoam armor

[@iLLeag7e]

hey thanks for the pressure point content. This stuff is neat and potentially life saving for some. I do not train at your dojo in real life but you trained me well here today sensai. Thank you (respectful bow)

[@Rustyhound-Cartoons]

I'm working full time and saving up money for a world trip, I wanna visit this guy and train for a while. I've trained gymnastics for 12 years if that helps anything, haha!

[@ramoesgaston9966]

knowledge will set you free...

[@rancedavis5106]

great saying my friend and worth remembering

[@farhcawalid8224]

Knowledge lead to Power that can set you free

[@farzadskate2726]

WISH I WAS THERE 😔😔😔😔 LEGEND BRUCE LEE NEVER DIE !!! 🙏❤️🐉

[@singabesar9079]

Luar biasa teknik yang sederhana tapi melumpuhkan. Amazing, with a simple technic, but it make your enemy paralize

[@edwardduong6914]

He opens a class for living guys, he is the real Jeet Kune Do kid. Show some respect.

[@hross1991]

beautiful dance moves. I think the WWE will love these guys.

[@in_to_you]

H Ross yes I think so

[@dieg0x0r]

wwe? are not like gay fight? lol

[@roguescape]

WWE is fake it is all acting

[@anationalacrobat2206]

WWE JUST FOR KIDS

[@matthewwang1106]

young master

[@paulellarina3623]

Amazing teaching. I learned this technique and teaching from my grandfather the pressure point that can help to cure illness. This technique is also good to protect your self. One blow will disable your enemy.

[@s.j.graphicsdesignaccounti5340]

BEST ACADEMY OF MARTIAL ARTS.

[@suppab6229]

1:08 I want to learn😂

[@felipecontrerasvila3590]

Dont laugh i tried doing this to myself 😂😂

[@emokitty1207]

Fantastic display of skill and speed. Keep up the great work.

[@vibhutisharma7303]

It's an amazing technique without the use of any weapon and making our hands weapons... 👏👏Every girl must know this technique... For being self dependent for their defense 🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏

[@jameshjh8826]

All these points are Acupuncture points, you can put needles in for curing diseases or put great pressure to stop Qi flowing, 手上小指旁：中渚，膝盖内侧：血海，外侧：膝阳关，耳后：翳风，学员昏倒后，他拍打的是大包穴

[@benaissataibi3648]

Super ! The best video thanks Master

[@edwardgreen8448]

The short distance speed and Power would make the master-teacher proud. us small joint manipulation and nerve system attacks I also very impressive. again thank you.

[@RadioUgly]

I must say, quite excellent. Picking up useful ideas just watching this guy. Far from the flashy displays of the movies. The real art of interception. Thanks.

[@voiceoverandmocapguy]

Love that he's mixing Kung Fu with grappling. This is what Bruce was striving for. A few of Bruce's books show choke holds, arm bars, and leg locks. All this mixed with the pressure point techniques makes this one hell of a video to watch. Very well-trained martial artist!

[@kevinlabrecque722]

Love the way you blended your trapping, striking and pressure point manipulation. Good stuff

[@rasikakulaye9686]

I will try this at my college Be water my friend

[@janniklaskaragdag4304]

I like this style

[@ammanasuh4946]

He is so young but so powerful, the pressure knock out is scary. He is in Melbourne. Amazing!

[@brentdefrain1531]

Very impressive video! Very scary techniques with the pressure points.

[@v.kenergy1718]

Ikr

[@brentdefrain1531]

I look forward to seeing more videos from you..

[@RiChuMartialArts]

+Brent DeFrain I will try my best Brent.

[@zokajz1021]

+Melbourne Ri Chu Kung Fu and Jeet Kune Do Academy amazing just u are a jung Master i wish u all the Best in u live

[@chikelitopanfilo9320]

+Melbourne Ri Chu Kung Fu and Jeet Kune Do Academy where are your school

[@righteousknowledgegrowth9409]

This guys skills are amazing, what's that technique called he uses at 0:40 ass smack Jeen doe?

[@bestchannel2348]

Pressure Point Knock Out .

[@daniellazo7932]

that technique is of paralysis when you use those 3 points to the nervous system you leave the opponent paralyzed so that it falls, that movements have to be fast and accurate, what he did after the teacher was to restore those points (nervous system or chakra) and he has to make it fast because if the individual cannot look bad, those points are called chakra

[@rafsanjanieali2045]

Amazing young warrior and a teacher..

[@AlJohnBorden]

Hi, I congratulate you, because finally I can see a video where there is a real practically of Jeet kune Do, at really high levels, and not a fanatic, well of course, as you know, in the noble martial arts, it never ends to learn, and rightly so, because, you have to insert variants, and evolve both from a martial and mental, spiritual point of view, continuously until you reach that inner perfection. There are things in your technique that I really liked, I also practice and have a dojo where I teach, I would like to know where your school is, so that I can come and see you in a friendly way, I have read a lot of books on Jeet Kune do, competed, and got the first Dan , I also practice other styles, some books were kindly given to me by masters from Foshan who now live in Italy, precisely in Rome, where I, currently despite being an American, reside for professional reasons. Ok! I subscribed to your KZbin channel and I will follow you, hoping you will answer me, in the meantime I wish you a good continuation of the day and good work. see you soon.

[@drno3391]

I guess this young master started training right from birth... amazing...

[@victorramirz7208]

1:55 he thinks he is ip man 😐😐😐😐😐

[@mermaidcomedy4647]

in old times...student must bow to teacher. they are highly regarded as parents substitute. so it is common to kneel before teacher.

[@xuyangzong5456]

Oh yeah

[@linweixiang6186]

kung fu is everyhere.

[@brillianttrisakti3082]

Everything is kung Fu.

[@goncalobaia1574]

I don't see why not, it's called discipline, (teens and not only) these days think that respect discipline and admiration makes them feel lowered because they're stupid, cause it's pretty much the other way around, it is because they need to be secure This is completely productive and can get you far

[@SPY_Terminator]

The technique he did at 1:22 is called Americana.

[@spatsommerfruhsommer768]

*VIDEO + MUSIC = NO. 1*

[@blueshades98]

He looks so young.this proves we shouldnt judge people by age.

[@lorddraagon]

nah its just Asians dont age

[@user-xn1hh5xm8f]

@@lorddraagon because we eat healthy foods not junk foods like americans.

[@edgarmaresmunoz130]

@@user-xn1hh5xm8f while diet is a factor there is also genetics to take into account. Ive had a lot of asian friends while I was in america whose parents were 2nd generation americans but didnt look old despite being in their 50's and here in mexico there is also some people who look like they age instantly. Genetics do factor in aswell.

[@TheForeverFalcon]

@@user-xn1hh5xm8f it's more to do with their facial features and body type than diet. Asians are generally shorter than than caucasians due to their progeny from Neanderthals. Not to mention, asians don't have get as much muscle mass either. All of this adds up to them looking younger. It's very ignorant to think it's due to diet, it's genetics not diet.

[@user-fs5ob9cq5s]

maybe around 25 y

[@userr-AAK]

Oh man! That's awesome. That's why I love martial arts.

[@oodomentorphan]

You was teaching the rite people ese? I sawed into there eyes man the tall strong one with the chain necklace looked like a thug an was as white as a patriot comes, idk who you train but I'm a man of Jesus a guy of peace I don't put my knowledge to shame, and thank you. many respects to you your people and your videos try to take care of what you got the worlds a wide hard place man strong arts 💪🏽Golden. a fast mind is stronger than a muscle mass mind. ♰⛓🇲🇽⛓♰ Chicano

[@geordiebotham6648]

Dim mak....another level..

[@biteme19671]

One Jeet Kune Do, who was his Sifu, another thing belt's instead of sashes and still yet, alot of the techniques were common techniques found in several styles of Karate.

[@lostkauz83]

Long live Bruce lee and the amazing style he pioneered!

[@arbogast4950]

Dim mak is so much older than Lee.

[@boxxichampion]

Long live Bruce Forsyth

[@tocu9808]

5:30, this trick should be useful in MMA ground game.

[@michaelamattamin151]

this is the best clip in history

[@lamia2418]

I want to learn this!!! Just amazing!! I have great respect

[@hamnacaspe3435]

I love it ...what a great master u are 👍👍👍 !!! I wish I can learn it by watching ur video ...

[@user-bx4vo2jc9r]

I really like the moves of Jeet Kune Do. It's super cool.

[@andreasludwig9284]

The knockout is a good point!

[@fouedskandar544]

Very profetional and kung fu art

[@patrickarmstrong5514]

Impressive. Very smooth. I'm a chiropractor and I like the way you reverse energy in the DoJo

[@ilovelctr]

This 师父 not only delivers splendid techniques, but also looks sweet. :D

[@wenbowang9453]

Good one👍 If you know all the body points, you can knock down anyone stronger than yourself.

[@avaldovinos77]

i would love to learn the healing technics and to end fights. where is your school or would you recomend in north california?

[@gilbertsingh7967]

HAW-RANG-DO / JOE BANG LEE

[@slametsugiarto7399]

His technic so good..

[@RickyCemerlang]

Nice, when you come to indonesia maybe we can meet up n sharing master..

[@andrewvillanueva4222]

Pressure point attacks. I love those attack the nerve center.

[@Pauljos79]

Dillman student

[@daddy7860]

This guy's just awesome. Where is he? Me learn now!

[@RiChuMartialArts]

+daddy7860 where are you from

[@daddy7860]

Vancouver, Canada

[@kripo3708]

I am 12 right now and World Like to Start jkd,you are just awesome!👍👆

[@kripo3708]

would*

[@columbojoe666]

he is i melbourne austrailia

[@555athul]

Very nice video...But In Kerala (South India) this pressure point thing is also a major part as defence and attack n as treatment in a martial art called "Kalarippayattu". And this martial art has a centuries heritage in our culture. Sorry for my ignorance in this subject for not explaining a lot about it.

[@mazinga5159]

He is good for his age , well done 😊