Avec les enchainements que vous montrez dans la vidéo,avec les points vitaux sont d'une grande efficacité. Ici, votre partenaire est de la même taille. Quoi faire si votre partenaire est très grand (pilier de rugby, par exemple) ou alors que certains point vitaux n'ont pas beaucoup d'effets sur d'autres (ceux qui font du culturisme,et qui ont la force dans les poignets).
J'aime particulièrement la vidéo et comme professeur Monsieur Scott R o g e r s , il explique avec beaucoup de précisions les méridiens et les endroits à attaquer. Il s'attarde sur l'endroit que ne font pas toujours ses pairs. Il existe un livre en Français traduit du chinois que chaque saison à son point faible ( printemps-été,fin de l'été- automne-hiver). Pourriez vous l'expliquer dans une vidéo. d'avance je vous en remercie
This guy seems so nice, if I were in a traffic road rage incident with him I would not be intimidated, but in reality he would mess me up with a few rubs and slaps! Great video!
In a survival situation you are unlikely to be able to accurately use a pressure point. The adrenaline runs too high. Prove me wrong by showing these techniques against an experienced MMA practitioner who is , not only actively resisting, but attacking as well.
@@edgar22452 An untrained combatant will have even less chance to accurately hit a pressure point due to the loss of fine motor skill with the increase of adrenaline.
@@zer0tzer0you are right really. It's not really pressure points its the opponents anatomical structure that we should attack. But you need a lot of practice and experience to make it work in a real situation. The best basic self defence for a less experienced practitioner is the open palm, targeting becomes less important and its far easier to transfer your body wieght into the opponent. Thats just my opinion anyway.
To think I actually thought this was genuine martial arts when I was younger lmao, I’m so glad I learned actual techniques that are practical in defending yourself like Muay Thai, boxing and jiu jitsu. This shit is just cringe looking back
being a martial artist I was skeptical. after having my 89 pound girlfriend and my 160 pound friend try these on me a 125 pound guy... they DONT WORK I had them hitting and pressing as hard as possible. and sure it sucked it didn't feel great but overall they wouldn't work on someone resisting ever. like ever.
@the-toecutter since the time I posted those comment I have tried dojos that teach this stuff and sure enough. Doesn't work on someone activ fighting back.
Sir many many years ago There was a toy that went on the inside of the hand a buzzer you shook someone's Hand snd the got a shock Sensation. Is the a pressure point on the palm of the hand ? I love all your videos Very nicly done
This is the best video on pressure points and recovery techniques that I have ever viewed and I have been in the Martial Arts my entire life. Thank you
