Nerve Strikes-Targeting the Pain Response: Core JKD

[@J2897Tutorials]

After just 3 minutes in: VERY well presented. That 3D anatomy model made things much clearer compared to the previous video on this topic. Subscribed.

[@corejkd]

Glad to have you on board. Thank you for your comment.

[@m.kasper7646]

Good Morning, I'd like to take a moment to say thank you & I appreciate your professionalism in the way you teach on your video's, I can also appreciate clean no foul language like some others do. Very informative and we'll explained techniques, I believe that somehow I've been blessed with the ability to learn nerve & pressure points, it's almost like I already knew about that spot if you know what I mean. It seems to come natural. But I just wanted to say thank you sir for your training videos and the manner in which they're made, we'll done! May God Bless You, Enjoy your day, I'm a new very grateful fan/student.

[@corejkd]

I'm really glad it helped. Thank you for viewing and letting me know it was a benefit to you.

[@angebrowne1730]

Thank you.

[@DaveCurrieDesigns]

I know when I hit my funny bone even lightly my arm is useless for a good minute. Great techniques!

[@tomjohn8733]

It's nice to see such a professional, informative, training video, thank you!

[@corejkd]

Thank you

[@discgoldude]

Once again a nice, very informative video. I´m looking forward to meeting you guys in Germany in October, as I will participate in the seminar together with one or two friends and training partners of mine.

[@corejkd]

Awesome! Looking forward to seeing your there. You're going to have a great time.

[@silasashe4158]

Great points. Not until I started sparring and feeling the energy of my opponent did I fully realize my potential. All the techniques and philosophies in the world are useless if your emotional mind cannot handle the stress of a fight or flight scenario. When the lizard brain takes over, you don't want it to be the first time you experience that rush of adrenaline in a real world scenario. Thanks for the vids

[@selfelevation7]

This was a good video here Sifu.. . . i like this one.. I took alot from this one.. . .

[@corejkd]

Glad to know it helped, thank you.

[@selfelevation7]

corejkd indeed.. Thank you as well for this golden info!..

[@y.wirasmoyo]

I kind of lost about Karate hitting nerves. This help me alot

[@corejkd]

I'm glad it helped, thank you for watching.

[@rubygreen1249]

So I was wondering if the crane position in kongfu is a viable form in a fight, and is it affective.or is it a big opening for your enemy.

[@corejkd]

Anything that works successfully in a fight can be used in a fight. That being said, Core JKD relies on cover, base, and mobility as the foundational basis, a starting point of functionality. In any fight, keeping the head protected, the brain from being rocked inside the skull, is paramount to keeping the rest of the body engaged and functioning. Crane positions, and others, that exhibit less than functional brain protection, end up on the lower probability of methods we would use in a fight for our life. But that doesn't mean someone can't successfully use it to distract or otherwise engage an opponent so that another type of attack can work. It's just that when it comes to your life, you generally want actions that have a higher probability of keeping your head aware, alert, and engaged so that your body can perform at its best.

[@leonardkimble5525]

You remind me of my Sensei! RIP. You two would have got along great!

[@corejkd]

Thank you

[@zibtihaj3213]

Nice

[@rubygreen1249]

I got the damaging pain from practice with I foolishly tried getting out of a craddle with a bridge and instead ended up in a back bend.

[@corejkd]

I hurt just reading that

[@rubygreen1249]

corejkd well I was still able to walk so it's good.

[@rubygreen1249]

corejkd I would just like to say awesome channel. Very educational. For defense purposes, and anyone wanting to learn of martial arts i would recommend them to this channel.

[@SupporterYi]

She really doesn't wanna do this haha