Kyusho Tegumi in Siu Nim Tao 

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I will try learn everything u show in your's videos..Thanks so much..

@@helenas3661 Do you practice Wing Chun?

@@EvanPantazi No..but i always wanted..I practice Krav Maga and Russian Systema..

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Yes that should be the goal if we are to advance as a society... keeping the tenant that some may need to be incapacitated.

@@EvanPantazi Well said, Master Pantazi. Thank you.

It is all the same, especially when Targeting Kyusho!

Different production approach to illustrate a promo of the real video.

Yes sir, anything is possible, however the neurological ramifications are not damaging or permanent,not like those of elbows to the head, or front kicks to the gut,or throws to the ground or even rear naked chokes. Anything from drag racing to Parkour can be... I appreciate your concern though, that is why most of our Kyusho applications are closed door.

it is real, but I am going to be in the big marshal arts tournament in denver, in the group event they call city jail.If you can hold on to your life long enough for the guard to come, you wind first prize your life!! I agree this is some real stuff.

Because he is master, he know to hit point

​@@danelee8817how did your kumite go in the Denver penitentiary? Did you win first place did you live to tell the tale?

Mainly Kenpo, but researching many others... Kyusho is a study of anatomy, physiology and functionality of the human body and fits any style.

@@EvanPantazi on your research is there any ancient ryukyu martial arts styles survived to this day

How many are there ?

@@priyanshusawant6162 sorry, I’m not a historian on this subject, check with Patrick McCarthy. I only research the movements, Kyusho applications and foundations.

@EvanPantazi Sir, there are a number of commentaries and or better said "distractors" negating the practicality of these techniques. It seems most are saying this wouldn't work in a real life situation and more than likely one would wind up getting beat up. My question to you Sir is, how can we know if these techniques will actually work in a real life situation without actually being attacked by an assailant that is really seeking to do harm? I understand nothing in life is guaranteed but is there a manner in which you can put the "air out of the sails" of those that bash these self defense moves. I would understand if there isn't a definitive answer to this question and honestly I'm not even sure if it's even worth your energies to disprove the nay sayers. There are people that no matter what you show them or explain and even prove they will still call thing "bogus " anyhow Sir sorry to be so long on this it's just frustrating to come across these kinds of comments. It would be great to see some of them eat a bit of crow, lol. Thank You and Godspeed....

Yeah sorry left it on purpose for this one.

Try it, if done correctly, you will know.

Yeah sorry about that.

He loves those people and they love him, my hats off to them all for taking a shot like that for us all. I generally hunt the nerves and on me and pke at them a little to get an idea.

Well I get them too, if you do not feel it, you will never learn it.

I do not speak the Language Sir.

Para que quieres traduccion hermano, esto es basura. Mejor aprende boxeo o BJJ Muay Thai.

Some people like to see and learn more than simple monkey see monkey do training.

To fully understand and duplicate, you must feel the dysfunction that really applying it brings. I also have been on the receiving end for decades. This may elude you, but the idea of an education or educational film is to actually apply the method and show the affects, otherwise it is just theory. It’s martial arts not dancing.

It was meant to show where you can get the free article and find the full video, not as a tutelage... thanks for the interest.

Train it before you talk about it so you can talk from experience not theory.