Kyusho Hack #3 Trajectory

Kyusho Hack #3 is Trajectory, not just knowing what and how to hit, but where to drive the kinetic energy of the shock.
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[@ToufikToufik-qe2gw]

Et merci Maître merci infiniment. Merci beaucoup de choses toutes des choses après la plupart qui les gens qui ont appris et il devient handicapé de 10 années et des amis. Merci Maître. Merci infiniment beaucoup de choses. Ok

[@ant7936]

Q Will there be more effect on the muscle spindles in a person who has greater muscle mass or will the nerves lie closer to the surface of an undeveloped physique? Also, with your training partners receiving these traumas regularly (?) could there not be internal damage to organs, in the longterm? Thanks

[@EvanPantazi]

@@ant7936 we have had big folks yell as loud as small ones, but with smaller muscle mass you will affect more of what is underlying. Sorry forgot to add we are all fine, even after decades of this fun!

[@brianjohnson4616]

Could Trajectory also be called the attacker's Chi? And attacking along the nerve could be similar to (or is) getting 'inside' the defender; getting inside the defender's Chi... Then this mysterious force becomes somewhat tangible.

[@EvanPantazi]

If you wish to think of neural transmission as Chi and it helps you, then by all means.

[@tracyshoemake9686]

I'm 4 years late

[@EvanPantazi]

Never too late...

[@mattbugg4568]

This is weird brocade. You also skipped the plural sac strike in the sequence. However it's kinda marks the sun circuit and brocade, wondering if the reset of the mayan calendar will effect martial arts in the near future.

[@draganvicic6287]

bravo majstore,,,opasna vestina

[@Timzhp]

Wow thank you sir!...i'm so glad i have a platinum subscription to continue watching this. Even with these 8 min of instruction you have shown, they were loaded with info.

[@EvanPantazi]

Well thanks for subscribing, most will not know what they are missing and others don't know what they are even getting for free.

[@ARMADUS.ULTIMA]

Epic hack 🥰🥰🥰

[@laterriusjackson722]

That's good!

[@aleksandarkaluerovic1333]

Evan Pantazy najbolji

[@AndreiRevector]

А почему на фоне Российского флага?

[@EvanPantazi]

It is the matting and the wall,no flags are present.

[@JeroenOlijve76]

Hi mr Pantazi. I have been to a seminar several years ago in germany (from the Netherlands ) with you and Jim corn. I have learned a lot of pressure points and there utilazations. Are you now telling/showing in this series that iT wasn’t the correct way .

[@EvanPantazi]

I am not telling you anything, I am relating what I have learned and experienced by cross correlating historical document, medical/scientific research, experimentation and hands on application. I report what I found over the years, your choice is to investigate and experience it or not.

[@JeroenOlijve76]

Evan Pantazi I did not practice any sports for a few years, but kyusho always massivly raised my energy levels, thats why i just started to view the various sites and channels on KZbin . It realy seems i’ve been out to long for a correct ,or different training .might be to old or overweight for it. Thank you for the video’s though! IT is rasing my intrest again

[@EvanPantazi]

Kyusho skill is valid in Health, Wellness, Intimacy and even Self Protection. Any or all of these are valid reasons to work it... no matter when or what condition we are in.

[@rebeccarea479]

Real martial arts.

[@EvanPantazi]

More "Real Explanations", Kyusho is not a martial art, it is an understanding of the human.

[@rebeccarea479]

@@EvanPantazi Thanks. I did'nt know.

[@EvanPantazi]

Hi Rebecca I have a video response to you scheduled for tomorrow... thanks for the inspiration.

[@uwerehnert4637]

I love these kinds of videos from you. Thanks a lot 👍

[@EvanPantazi]

You are welcome sir... sorry for the delay in response, travels

[@swojfacet1270]

Use this stuff in UFC !! Want to see it how it works in real fight !!

[@EvanPantazi]

It has been already, if you take your head out of your ass you would see better.

[@donnyholman1547]

Alot of it is used in U.f.c. and even boxing. Nerves control everything we do. Of course against a trained fighter it would be harder than a drunk guy in the street but I think that's common sense. In fact alot if these techniques are used in law enforcement and military as well as security. Most of the time when you see a knockout caused by a strike in U.f.C. it is the result of a nerve or nerve plexus that got hit just right or a series of nerve strikes.

[@EvanPantazi]

Donny, you are wasting time explaining to him, some folks will never realize what they do not understand.

[@donnyholman1547]

@@EvanPantazi once again you are correct.

[@laterriusjackson722]

First of all I don't usually waste my time answering criticism of this sort. What I see master Pantazi doing is he's hitting the jaw and the ribs. If you can't hit those targets than you have to train a little more. As far as the pressure points and the other week areas are concerned you have to do your research and study and practice attacking the targets with the proper angle and direction of attack as well as the proper focus . Now here I'm going to assume that you are a martial artists because otherwise you have no business even commenting on this subject, but it is like breaking a board or brick. You have to focus through and beyond the target inorder to make the break. Appling that here you just have to add the direction to the focus.