Pressure Points Simple Attacks

Alright guys...time for my weekly installment. This one gives very good instruction in basic attacks and will give you a firm foundation on which you can build your skills. Remember to focus on striking at the right angle.
Special Thanks to Scott Rogers...

[@cavejelly]

This is the 1st video of this channel I've seen and I immediately respect that this is a teacher who knows what he's doing purely from how he treats his student/helper. His student is fully protected and Chris uses precise, controlled movements without hurting. My take away is that this guy is a bad ass who doesn't feel the need to prove it which lends immediate credibility. Thumbs up.

[@derekthomson4871]

+John Thomas John the reason you dont see any of this in mma , Kick / thai boxing or any full contact martial arts is it will not work & most likely get yourself hurt. I am 52 & would be surprised (actuallyamazed) if this guy lasted 5 seconds in a cage or ring with me.

[@CH-qw6yy]

+Derek Thomson Hi Derek. You are wrong. I practice ju-jitsu which dates back to the 1600's and was designed to destroy joints and break bones. I see at least one takedown that does have combat application. Let us not forget that MMA/Cage Fighting is a sport and not real combat. I am a 22 year veteran of the Army and have deployed twice. Some of what he is teaching is very practical in a fight or in combat. His techniques are just a few tools for people to keep in their kit and to use as necessary. I know many throws and takedowns and I have my favorites that doesn't mean I won't use one that isn't my favorite if the tactical decision calls for it. I would like to see a video of you and the instructor in this video fighting. It would be interesting if your skills and back up your loud mouth.

[@cavejelly]

+C H like

[@ezraglatczak2521]

+Derek Thomson have you even attended any classes that demonstrates pressure points i think your attitude would change very quickly. ive trained mma for 5 years and my buddy was praticing karate kenpo(pressure points) and he had me on the ground before I could think. some put you in horrible pain others overload your brain and it shuts down aka KO. MMA isnt bullet proof and isnt gods given martial arts. no one is impressed by you and you keyboard warrior skills

[@christoffere425]

These kind of pressure point techniques is actually great to amplify the damage output on enemies in other material arts such as MMA. I myself have trained different material arts.. and once you know how to, for example, kick- you can do an insane amount of damage at spots you normally wouldn't go for.

[@jefferysmith9320]

Simple, and straight forward. Easy to understand. Very helpful to me. Thanks.

[@GhostWriter_369]

Exactly..🦋💜💜🦋

[@jupru220]

Thank you very much! I really like how you said, "It's about being smarter, not being stronger." I really like these techniques. Thank you for sharing!

[@derekthomson4871]

you must be a complete novice with no real fight experiance to think this has any chance of protecting you in real combat.

[@jupru220]

+Derek Thomson Yes, I'm a complete novice. But I have a heart and mind to learn.

[@swavy4128]

+Julie Pruitt so true

[@derekthomson4871]

Julie what i am trying to get accross to u is even if u became as good as "Scot" it does not work in real situations - for Scot or anyone else. I have trained with some of the best martial artists / self defence practitioners in the country (Geoff Thompson the best self defence instructor in the business also) worked on doors & had many violent encounters. Please dont waste your time on this, what worries me is anyone trying to use it only to find out it is useless & get hurt in the process.All the best & good luck in the future Julie

[@jupru220]

+Derek Thomson Okay. But, I also have a secret weapon. Hopefully, I will never have to use it.

[@bobmcdowell2893]

No matter what the martial art, there will always be someone to down it. I'm 73 and I've trained and taught since 1970. I was thinking of teaching my AKJ-American Kenpo on KZbin, but I have to be ready for the attacks; funny. All martial arts are valid, the man and practice makes it viable. I ignore verbal stabs at my art, because at 5'2" I have been attacked many times in my life and it ended with me standing and after only one move! So my variation of American Kenpo does work. Remember, doesn't matter how many black belts you have, you can still be taken down. Your training reduces the number of people that can take you down. Peace-----or War! :) This guy has good points like many do. You learn like this, but in the streets you use your training differently. Sifu

[@corneliunaghi7802]

you have something special in the way that you present your stuff, i like the way you demonstrate and explain. I AM GOING TO LEARN ALL THAT I CAN FROM YOUR LESSONS. THANKS

[@DementedPony]

Don't waste your time

[@yoyoyoyo1826]

Figus Heimunschplit and in wich manner should the time be waste?

[@DementedPony]

yoyoyoyo1826 It's a waste to learn pressure points as a method of self-defense.

[@yoyoyoyo1826]

maybe i'm not here for self-defence, but to hurt someone?

[@DementedPony]

yoyoyoyo1826 They are the same objective

[@FiciousCritik]

The techniques taught herein seem effective. But the quality of instructions are the best I've ever seen; he repeats demonstrates instruction from different angles and adds advise on HOW to practice...the list goes on. So far, the very best instruction I've EVER witnessed..

[@johnmorris3114]

If people had a clue, they would take it as he is trying to help you free. They maybe 1000 more ways he knows. The man is keeping it simple, so you understand.

[@jpsholland]

It does not exist my friend. It is fake. It is fantasy. Like i told before, i am a competition fencer. Despite the protective gear we use, i come home spotted with half inch bruises all over the place. Some of the pressure points are touched many times, and with force. Nothing did ever happen other then a 3 week "fencing tattoo". Besides of that i have 30 years of martial arts on my record. Legit. Kyokushinkai and Krav Maga. (and fencing) There are tons of legit martial artists here on youtube, amongst them lots of experienced competition fighters. There are also tons of competition fencers on youtube. All of them are hit MANY times on a pressure point as there are many of them and with every new pressure point style more are added. Why is there never happen something to them? Why do they all, without exception, say that pressure points do not exist? Why should they ALL lie about it? If you want to spend your money on fake martial arts because you like it, thats ok. But never tell around that it is real, never expect you can actually defend yourself. And i genuinely hope you will never find yourself in street fight. Because then you wil learn the truth the hard way. And i fear that the mental damage you receive wil be a lot worse then the black eye and a stolen wallet.....

[@certi.e7]

@@jpsholland Y so negative

[@ronaldmcdonaldmcdonald4298]

@@jpsholland yeh'' each to our own art when it gets down to it we all train for a reason mate''to become good at what we do'' cheers

[@rexeverything4578]

@John Morris Fully agree. Even some KZbinr with 30 years experience of sitting on the fence had to start somewhere. I'm a 10th dan bullshitter with 120 years experience... Simple is always best! Pressure points are real, and if you don't believe it, you haven't *truly* experienced it.

[@Mastermayham]

Good techniques here trust👊🏾👍🏼😎

[@steves1931]

Sifu Scott,s instructional is the ultimate martial arts tool and the only one that is sensible and easy to master. Thank you! Only wish he was local!!!!!

[@thunderlightning9355]

Excellent instructional video . Sharing a life time of mastery for free , Thanks ! Martial Art for the average person

[@donaldrose7962]

As a professional long time artist who has had a lot of fights, this is perfect. You guys who think you can grab this or simply punch that don't get it, that there are many distractions before these techniques are done. Learn, don't criticize.

[@HelzieViglione]

You, Sir, are awesome.

[@user-mj7gm6gj9v]

Puhahahahaha! Long time martial artist? Lots of fights? Puhahahaha. Thanks for that!!

[@iosor7524]

you are great instructor ,your way of teaching is amazing ,very simple and true.Congrats.

[@lokosdeparranda918]

one of the best training vids i have seen. very accurate and instructional.helpful

[@plum2312]

YOU are great teacher...and thank YOU for all your trouble in educating us...we highly appreciate!

[@neilthewheelio]

Use this shit and you will die in a fight. Your an idiot.

[@plum2312]

tai sabaki I am a street fighter...and this helps me in devouring the hunks!

[@LoiselsPhotography]

You sound like an unworthy piece of shit.

[@plum2312]

Andrew Loisel Yeah...that is what I thought of YOU and now YOU have confirmed!

[@WhiteCatShirataki]

First time visitor. What a wonderful, pleasant, obviously humble teacher. A pleasure to watch. Easy to understand. I am subscribing and will watch more of what this author has available. Thank you!!!

[@MakisPyrgiotis]

EXCELLENT VIDEO SIR. NICELY ARTICULATED!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!

[@felixsanchez1615]

Am a third degree brown belt in the style of chinese kempo , but i have learned here today with you on the pressure point.

[@panamadvd]

Love the 80's action film style intro.

[@ronaldmcdonaldmcdonald4298]

I found this video very informative to say the least and instructor Scott to be very thorough indeed'' I'm an Australian Freestyle combat martial artist 1st Dan Sho dan Ho and enjoyed every minute of this very instructive article of self defence training'' well done Scott.

[@gekiryudojo]

I am confused which one is the Dummy? the fat one the one with no arms or the one holding his pants up with the Black belt that he does not warrant.

[@nealteitelbaum8660]

Well presented. I especially like the way you explain how different the techniques will work in a real fight. Very good job.

[@LifeForceChannel]

Very well presented. thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@WildSideAdventures]

one of the best self defense videos I've ever seen. Very well explained.

[@joakimwigert6340]

This video saved my life! Thank you so much! Ill stay tuned for more bro! Thumbs up!

[@andzecokarlsson7068]

yhea he is really the best!!

[@j-tones9699]

he is really good.

[@edmonddelaostia7636]

i enjoy watching your video from start to end.thank you for sharing your amazing talent sir.

[@MasterWaki]

Great simple moves that I have been teaching my mma fighters with great success

[@Maqqa27]

Yeah but you're a fraud, so it doesn't matter.

[@SubOrYoureGay]

Hahaha

[@TheTardstrong]

Yes, all great MMA gyms come here to post. Which fighters are your exactly?

[@TheBlueskyson]

ty Master Waki. Master Chris will be grandmaster level very soon i think. ty

[@andrew1234856]

Imagine a fight with intent on pressure points as the targets

[@GypsyRoseDukes]

Some I have confronted are equal or bigger than me when duty calls. These points are helpful with accurate precision and force. -with the right instructor.

[@bws205]

These self defense techniques are legit (a few are hard to pull off) and can be adapted for real fight situations. A lot of haters here but it's typical, bunch of guys that have never seriously studied martial arts for real and have never been in real fights criticizing.

[@brunoborer7038]

+fcastle Boxed for many years and am an active martial artist. Can thesetechniques work? Yes. What I and many other practicing martial artistsfind fault with concerns a broader issue....that of confusing the comfortablesetting of a dojo with the harsh and unpredictable reality of violence onthe street. Reality isn't choreographed. Real attackers don't just offertheir appendages and remain still while you refer to the appropriate video.There is a world of difference between the student who is only there tomake the instructor shine and someone who jumps you in an alley. Theseclassroom demonstrations can inspire false confidence and depend toomuch on complex techniques and choreographed scenarios. If someonewants to be able to defend themselves in a parking lot today and nottwenty years from now after they have mastered the hundreds of "lethal" techniques offered in the martial arts, simple is better. Better to have10 techniques you can fight with than a hundred techniques that fightyou.

[@bws205]

I agree. The problem with many dojos is that the sparring is not realistic sparring and that is the instructor and/or students fault....if you don't want to learn for real then you're not going to. Of course, many kids in those classes are not there to really learn to be able to fight etc., they are just in it for the art, exercise, etc. As you suggest, there are moves like kicks that are only effective when you are really good at them and know when to do them, otherwise its a liability where you get off balance or have your leg grabbed and thrown to the ground or punched in the face. And of course, most dojos are just businesses, which is no surprise.

[@brunoborer7038]

+fcastle Many martial arts schools today are belt mills. The focus is on obtaining rank. Not on developing solid self defense skills. Many students attain the rank of first degree black belt in two years or less. There are far too many instructors who promote themselves at will without oversight. Belts arehanded out like candy. For anyone who has had some experience on the street the self defense demonstrations conducted in these schools where an absolutely obedient student good naturedly handsover his appendages and remains very still while his instructor goes to work are laughable. Against suchan attacker who needs to learn a martial art? Just punch him in the face. Or knee him in the balls. Fortunately all schools are not like this. And I'm not saying the gentleman in this video is a fake or thatthese techniques have no real application. But I'm not alone in saying that there is a lot of BS out there.Find a school that teaches practical self defense so you can defend yourself in a parking lot tonight withproven techniques that are simple, quick, direct, powerful and can be used even when you're adrenalized.

[@johnnyrailroad6921]

Excellent video! All points explained well, in detail and in different angles.

[@TrueInvisible]

I wish I could have learned these techniques 8 years ago when a jerk was chocking me, although I did use a fast flat fingers into the eyes technique, now I feel I did the wrong thing, anyway thanks for teaching! great video

[@ronaldmcdonaldmcdonald4298]

you havta use any force to stop a person from hurting you I say''

[@TrueInvisible]

@@ronaldmcdonaldmcdonald4298 i know that, but my parents taught me, it's better to get hurt than to harm others! ... imagine it ..

[@ReikimanGSY]

Good clear instruction with great demonstration with optional technique alternatives.

[@CmaKarateOc]

Nice job of breaking it down and explaining.

[@DementedPony]

Unfortunately it's all fiction. Like a star wars movie, it appears realistic, even logical.. but it just doesn't work like that.

[@samdorsalis878]

AWSOME!!! thanx a million M. ROGERS. Keep up the good work.

[@ttotter100]

in many years of bouncing in a bars outside of Philly NEVER once has anyone "attacked" me by grabbing my arm...

[@annoyed707]

No, probably not, or at least not without intent to do something else at the same time or very soon.

[@BodyPiercingByGlock]

There is a difference between a fight, a demo and instruction. Watching the first two makes it much harder to learn. Often when learning a grab is a good place to start, that doesn't mean it can't be done otherwise, it's just a basic point of learning, just like many locks are taught starting with a grab, it doesn't mean you can't be the one grabbing or that the lock can't come around during a fight, it's just a starting point for learning purposes.

[@gullybull5568]

They grabbed their I.D. ?

[@DjTractus]

Not to mention basic Wrestling would take care if that

[@dannychurcvh6558]

some pretty good tips, amazing how fast you can get somebody to back off with a well placed pop with the knuckle right below the ear and behind the jaw line.

[@MasterSysop]

Zoit ! PoW! BiFF! This man hits like batman.

[@elijahglenn4902]

People have been beating me up... I think I can learn something to defend myself too... Good job Master, I would like to learn more of your lessons...

[@davidjones9911]

Nice basic vid, hapkido has simelar movements (thats why someone may learn in TKD) also first movment looks like Gung Fu. If training Mu Thai, Bjj or MMA might be a good idear to learn these striking points. Infact if you actualy understand what you'r doing (regardless of style/school) you will recognise the striking points. Remember this is simple vid. Th ehuman body will always work in the same way. Simple. Thanks for the Vid.

[@DJEmirMixtapes]

I like that he dotted the BOB sparring dummy in the background to practice harder striking the points in a safe manner... might have to suggest that at the Shaolin Center

[@roahforeva]

I'm an amazing fighter. I love how a lot of this hate is so tough sounding but all of the haters here wouldn't say shit to his face I promise 100%. If so, prove it, record it and post it here. Until that happens, all this hate it bs!.

[@mathewgladden8914]

josh hall amazing fighters don’t have to announce how amazing they are. Idiot

[@chrismiksworld]

@@mathewgladden8914 LOL I know right he had to lie and say that so what he wrote sounded like it meant something I'm not hating on this guy because even if just one thing in this kinda worked it is awesome for free info but you can NOT rely on pain to stop someone People Get Shot and Stabbed and keep coming at you That is why Cops Empty the clip in you if you are coming after them they know they have to incapacitate that person So some arm tingling and some pain will NOT cut it at least Not if your LIFE is on the line The only self Defense you should trust is one that has been tested LIVE!!! Some of this is good info Smash someone behind the jaw or ear you will FU** them up But people put full faith into all this I had a guy come up to me and say If I did this you would be done I said ok Lets see as soon as you go to hit one of my pressure points I'm going to FU** you up he was like well no you have to get into position I said OK I will but when you start I'm Gonna Stop You Ok Fine I!!! will go Really Really Light and you go 100% I will Not hurt you just Protect myself and if you tap I will stop In 5 sec he was tapping and I did Not strike because I really did not want to hurt him Now He Practices BJJ wrestling and Mui Tai and is a BEAST Even better than me now

[@jpsholland]

I am old and gray and i suffer arthrosis, yet this old Kyokushin fart take the challenge. If you arrange it and pay my flight, ill be there. But i can tell you, we have a pressure master in Holland too. And that fucker started out legit. So what does he do with the often young and unexperienced challengers? At a unexpected moment he use a real technique on them and then credit the pressure point technique for it. I saw this happen more then once. If your "master" try to fuck me with that, i play mean too and pull out my epee to stab him on every pressure point he got to give him bruises till next christmas.... But like Bas Rutten who challenged them on HIS expenses: i will never hear anything about it again other then youtube blablabla......

[@crightnawler6552]

Good teacher really.

[@crightnawler6552]

People think these things are bullshit until they talk shit to the wrong one. And its the sad thing

[@tmarevisited118]

These aren't bad. There are several things I would do differently; breaking the balance and using "fa jin" are the main things, but that's most likely my aikido and Kung Fu background pushing their way in. It's really cool of you to put out this much information for free! I too use the 1-2-3 climb the limbs to the head and neck method for the most part like you. I think it's one of the most realistic ways to use kyushojitsu.

[@michaelhafsos8512]

This is a really good video, thanks for the great tips on how to defend myself.

[@p9948]

Nice. I enjoyed it lots and hope you will produce more. Thanks!

[@angelvickie4687]

These moves are especially conducive at school for the BULLIES! Thanks

[@romancadalso145]

A million thanks for this video. It's really amazing!

[@DrSpooglemon]

I was just walking with my arm out like this and the guy grabs my arm. True story. lol A guy grabbed my arm once.I straight up punched him in the face. He let go of my arm...

[@estherchristianson6619]

DrSpooglemon lol

[@yareyaredaze6059]

And you got your ass whooped for lying about punching someone XD

[@aaamenpreacher3]

You should make a KZbin instructional video of that technique.

[@gxtmfa]

Sounds a lot more effective.

[@DrSpooglemon]

@@aaamenpreacher3 It was a Bruce Lee style vertical fist, elbow down. Plenty of instructional video on that.

[@elderhardaway5674]

Magnifico!!! Please Continue To Help Others With This Skill. Pledz Hardaway Jr.

[@Tashio240]

This is great info and great to watch. Thank you very much for sharing!

[@J3unG]

This is very good. Thank you. I am small circle ju jitsu and this stuff is truly useful to me.

[@ppacollings]

I know how its all done in a slow motion but get into a real situation on the doors with the adrenaline flowing and all these step by step instructions are easier said than done my friend ;-o

[@angelgarciagarcia9432]

Hey !! thankyou master for take your valuable time to teach the persons . Who we don't know about martial arts, it's really helpfull, master. My name is Angel garcia , Im from the border of San Luis Rio Colorado Sonora Mexico . Saludos desde mi patria thankyou master

[@codboy909]

Obviously this is not for experienced fighters it's just little stuff you can alter against like school yard bullies or just really angry inexperienced friends lol

[@khaledal-saleh465]

Thanks a lot Christopher useful instruction it may even save my life one day

[@imateapot51]

When I was in college there was this Japanese student who could put you on your back holding your hand (and putting it in pain) no matter how you grabbed him. He taught some classes but the problem was it was killing our wrist (when our partner was doing the techniques) and I was a musician, so I had to stop.

[@CilmiFaafiye]

yeah to stop it is cool coz if u r a musician it ain't much better fo u

[@angelsky1627]

Great Martial Arts Demonstrations...... Thanks for the vid.

[@Jakecff511]

Why do so many ppl comment that obviously have zero martial arts background? You only make yourselves sound foolish. Why watch it if you don't understand but have no desire to learn technique. Watch viral videos or something. Or at least try to avoid being negative. I would like to add that beginners should't let these neg comments discourage them. With repitition and practice you can absolutely utilize these type of techniques in any fight. Its like riding a bike... once you develop a comfortable flow you loose the need to think about these steps as you take them. You will simply use them in a reflexive mode. Patience and practice! Good luck on your road to self improvement. Martial Arts are valuable to the dedicated practitioners.

[@muzzlebrake6698]

I just hit my Bladder point and pissed myself a little.

[@myellis100]

Excellent pressure point attack combat skills my friend. Keep up the good work Sir.

[@andresperez3855]

Great instructor. Very good instructions man

[@prakharmsharma1]

so much hating..people its free and nobody is forcing you to watch this

[@ant.tattoos]

+Prakhar Sharma ikr

[@VinDcator]

+Prakhar Sharma Good point!

[@derekthomson4871]

The problem is some people might take this seriously, and think they are equiped for real fight situations - only to find out it is useless. IRRESPONSIBLE AT THE VERY LEAST.

[@MifuneBoBune]

+Prakhar Sharma Hate? You're an idiot.

[@derekthomson4871]

It may be free Mif, but the real cost would be to some body believing it would work in a real situation , only to end up getting hurt.

[@brianpyt6744]

Great fundamentals and some interesting out of the box techniques!

[@delawareteacher1182]

This is awesome! Thank you Christopher.

[@rahera621]

Thank you for this. This has really helped me

[@rameshhansaravendra]

. The only good thing that I learnt from this is using my thumb to strike someone in the throat. Honestly, I think that that is enough.

[@ronaldmcdonaldmcdonald4298]

well you learnt something

[@jaydougie]

I especially like the tiger sounds. Adds legitimacy.

[@LARRYCORY1]

Very nice instruction. Thank you for taking the time to post. Please disreguard the disrepectful comments for they know not of what they speak. lol

[@Khaos969]

Thing about these type of videos is that you can never be sure how someone will react.... what if you palm strike there stomach and the guy doesnt bet? or throws a headbutt how can you guarantee these combinations this is more like a script in a fight for a movie... the only true fighting styles that work are use of a jab or hooks , leg kicks double leg take downs.... you have more of a chance of landing them then anything

[@BodyPiercingByGlock]

One can never be certain of what options will be available since each person is different, that's why it's a good ideal to never stop learning, the day you think you know enough will be the day someone hurts you.

[@jeffsteve6260]

***** this has been the best reply i have ever seen on youtube! i agree 110% with you.

[@platothelapdog7667]

jeff steve yes, no matter style or whatever, you just learn ways to defend or attack, you do not think 1,2,3... you just react as trained and hope to get out safely.

[@SupraRage]

Lol I get the feeling none of you have ever been in a real fight, and used actual martial arts until you do, you don't know shit. To say only hooks jabs and kicks are the only real effective way of fighting is straight up ignorance and retardation.

[@evo3bro]

well there is always hair pulling, eye gouging, biting, groin striking/ripping, striking the throat... you know just the primal shit that our ancestors did that worked

[@Caine61]

I think a lot of you guys are underestimating this video. The demonstration isn't meant for a full out fight between two guys. It's more-or-less useful techniques in a situation where someone who isn't looking for a fight grabs you and learning how to escape safely. Obviously these methods probably won't work on an extremely experienced fighter but if you're getting mugged, and there's a chance that the mugger doesn't know how to/expect a fight, then these work well.

[@vinnymacsign9217]

Everyone is a critic.... this vid was a very informative no nonsense piece of information. I deal with thief’s and thugs in retail shoplifting and always wonder how to defend myself if I’m attacked. Haters get a life ...just remember that opinions are like assholes... everybody has one 😺

[@hijodesalvacion1]

Very clear and simple, it's perfect

[@1415gatewayable]

Hi I tried this in the hood today on this tall thick black man he had a tattoo named "cartel del infiero" if anyone knows chinese please interpret. Well I tried to use these technics and I must say I must have been doing something wrong he hit me so hard my friend says I crapped and peaed myself and started screaming rape! Rape! I will try these moves again once I can hear again

[@arnonabuurs7297]

+Chris Daniel Try it in kindergarten next time

[@1415gatewayable]

arno nabuurs is that a gang?

[@siddhantdutta7745]

yes u r right arno

[@VinDcator]

+Chris Daniel Takes tons of hard practice. Start with one good technique, learn it--really learn it--then practice another. The time-honored rule is "perfect practice makes perfect." And don't look for fights. Only the best practitioners with superb skill sets can get away with that stuff.

[@CzechRiot]

+Chris Daniel That's because you are stupid. You have to remember to ask the guy to stand still and cooperate, otherwise it doesn't really work.

[@kravenmoorehead7927]

In the first wrist grab, seems more effective to palm strike the nerve between the nose and upper lip or go for the eye gauge.

[@trevorross1311]

Great video,I learned a lot from watching.Excellent.When is the next one coming?.

[@jpsholland]

So you learn fighting by watching fake martial art videos? 🤣 My friend, seriously, spend your time on a legit karate or boxing or judo school.....

[@billyrayvalentine5178]

I say that from boxing, martial arts, years as a bouncer, and recon training. Keep it simple, attack him, not the weapon- his left on yours is no threat, break it last if you want.

[@jerdobi]

Great video, your an incredible instructor and modivator.

[@JonaliChatterjee]

Wow...Clear n neat way of teaching....

[@denso1978]

Pressure Points hurts like hell !! great instruction

[@andrewvillanueva4222]

EXCELLENT techniques. Hitting those nerve centers or called meridians how l learned them.

[@JorgeMartinez-pn7gh]

I've studied fighting all over the world, practices it in jungles, deserts, mountains and alone. You actually seem to know what you are saying. The challenge is to be grounded enough to apply what you know. You've covered the first point well. The joker card always comes unexpectedly, a warrior must be able to respond within 5 seconds of the event. There is no way to train for a emergency, in here is the challenge. Only presences of spirit and higher awareness will bring this about. I'd like to hear what you say about this. I'll be watching, thanks

[@MrTHEBEUGEL]

knowledge of many of these pressure point can be dangerous in fight. much of the time I practice the power of being able to hit the points and being able to adjust the technique for different opponents. I've use very little of the points so far and done pretty well in a few fights so far. Knee to thigh is a great point start off with they have hard time responding to it with out it hurting and some just didn't want to continue after that.

[@StanFinite]

I am very thankful to you, very good and quality work. You do really a mastered stuff, but I want to ask you: Can I practise it alone and worthy?

[@DementedPony]

If you want to learn to defend yourself there is a way you can do it with 100% success. Find one of these three places: Boxing , Muay Thai or MMA gym. Join one of these places, then you do drill your basic techniques till you sweat, and you sweat in the gym so you don't bleed on the street. Do this for about 3 times a week for 4 months and you will be able to protect yourself against most people.

[@netsider]

What I think most people are forgetting about this is that these aren't tips to kick someone's butt in a street fight -- they're for self defense so you won't feel like a complete victim against someone stronger or bigger than you. If you think these moves aren't useful, they probably aren't of very much use to you since you're using them for the wrong reason. They're better than nothing, and can indeed help someone defend themselves. I was put into a choke hold one time to the point where the person (an ex-army recruit who had been kicked out for drug abuse) kept bringing me in and out of consciousness. If you've ever been in this position for any amount of time (> 1 minute), you'll be relieved to know there's a way to possiblity prevent someone from doing this.

[@netsider]

Possibly*

[@LuxiusDK]

Excellent teacher!

[@CH-qw6yy]

These are self defense techniques not MMA/Cage fighting techniques. I can tell you for sure that variations of what he is teaching are used in MMA. These are solid techniques and not irresponsible at all. Every system has their techniques and they feel they are the best, I try not to do that I try to look at what is being taught and use what I think works for me and let the rest go or file it for later. I don't know this guy either. I just recognize some of what he is teaching and know that it works from my experience. We don't emphasize pressure points in my system we do joint manipulation, striking, throws, and grappling but several of his techniques are the same as ours. We attack the same areas and get the same result. Choosing how to respond to an attack is tactical decision and not a near sighted I'm only going to do this one thing decision. Always using stand up to defeat an attack in no more the answer than always using BJJ to defend an attack.

[@guloguloguy]

....at 16:45, it looks like it may be very advantageous to strike both eyes with the finger tips, and, or the heel of the palms. either might "blind" the aggressor from continuing their attack.

[@buendia781]

I respect u and I respect the art u r sharing, I will honour self defence only, ...( I arrest shoplifters)

[@tmarevisited118]

On that first frontal bear hug defence, just snap the arm. Once you have them unbalanced and going down, apply some "fa jing" in opposition to the direction of the assailant's fall and let their body weight do the rest of the work. No "locking" necessary. They land face up, and can grab or hit you with their free arm! Take them out as they fall, don't go down with them if you can help it!

[@filomenopalmajr.4439]

thank you very,very much for we can share your talent to everyone,again thanks,godbless.............

[@kaydog4367]

Regardless all these pressure points are good to know. I have been in a lot of street fights and also have done kickboxing for awhile so i generally know where to hit someone. Knowing more places and diff striking techniques cant be bad in my opinion.

[@milosstojanovic4623]

Bravo, this is great for takedowns on strong enemies.

[@djoseck5085]

Master you are the best teacher i like your lessons

[@idahoryukyukempo]

you are doing a excellent job keep up the good work

[@danescarlett1011]

This video is amazing and well taught from motion to motion

[@kansascityonline]

thanks for this informative video. Youre a good speaker too...!!

[@gullybull5568]

34:10 bounce head off the floor a move ? Cool. 36:50 brutal. Love all the Strategy and practic will prepare you. Best defence : dont fight.

[@Ryygor]

If you grab someone by the wrist they can counter that by applying pressure to the thumb moving their hand towards their body and pulling their arm around their body and pulling the arm up while still applying pressure to the wrist.

[@Asteroiidebusiness]

Excellent video , this is really instructing ! Thanks !!

[@teresaa7318]

I really like this vedio. ..thanks for sharing of this vedio for self defense. .god bless

[@The_world_is_not_worthy_of_Him]

This is interesting. Might be useful to learn these pressure points.

[@chrisallistar8007]

Excellent instruction.

[@rainmaker7766]

thank you so much for your kind and teaching.