Dim Mak Defense against the common thug attack on the street 

I see. I'm always interested to find out as, from experience, there's a whole world of difference between learning to block a punch in a demonstration situation, then having someone swing at me. Getting over the instinct to close your eyes and flinch can take time. Also, it teaches you that you can't leave any holes in your block. Fists will find a way haha. A simulated bar brawl? That sounds like it could be quite a lot of fun haha. I imagine it's not meant to be, but I imagine it would result in some wonderful stories. Oh, for sure sparring has its limitations, and it wasn't the perfect word for what I meant there. I just meant blocking while someone tries to really swing at you. I suppose sparring was the closest word I could think of. Any training has rules, really, I feel sparring definitely serves a very valid purpose, though.

@@amartailor8350 Amar I can assure you the Sifu knows his stuff, as I have had the privilege of training with him, one of his more accomplished students was European middleweight Kickboxing champion Jason Curtis, put it this way, Curtis would not be were he is today without the invaluable tuition from the Sifu.Regards Amar

Thank you for your kind words, I am happy that you enjoy the techniques of Five Thunder Dim Mak

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