Pressure Points Simple Attacks 

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

What a great video, clear, concise and informative. I really enjoyed watching it, please keep them coming. Thank you

This is perhaps the best video instruction I have seen. Simple, realistic, effective. No advertising a particular brand or martial art. I subscribed and saved this video and plan to watch and learn in my home gym. Keep up the great work for those of us who are not masters and need basic techniques with one to three steps that can be repeated until muscle memory sets in. Thank you, kind sir.

This guy is awesome. Clearly knowledgeable and his instruction flows well.

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

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.

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!!!!!

Great job!! I am a retired LEO, so I had to use different tools for those 30 years. I love your approach.

Awesome Lesson, Master George. That is well explained and it is a real pleasure to understand the body's reaction to those effective technics !!! Well Done...Thanks

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!

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 RU-vid, 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

This is one of the best instructor in the world. Guys don't understand that these are building blocks to martials arts. they are scientific proven points. Stop criticism. Techniques needs practise and this is great theory.

You're very good. My favourite part was when you explained how to revival. That's rare that someone explain that. I like the way you explain to people each technique and precisely. 👍

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

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..

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

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

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

Thank you very much! You Kept It Simple that what real Martial Arts is About!

I confess this is the best defense video I've seen. Excellent demos and descriptions.I fully realize of course in real attacks that happen with lightning speed you have to use whatever techniques you have. Ron Shears

Very well presented. thank you for sharing your knowledge.

I think the disconnect here is that some martial artists associate pressure points with no touch techniques and other chi inspired mysticism. However I think there is a middle ground and they do have their place. Pressure points are not where your chi energy is housed, they are actually clusters of nerves where there is a split in a muscle or tendon that cause pain when pressure is applied. Also anyone who is realistic about the use of pressure points will have to recognize that pressure points are different on each individual and may not work the same on everyone. So this is a actually a point in the instructor's favor as he points these things out and basically says aim for it but if you miss it you can still get the take down or balance disruption. So in my mind these techniques are not even dependant on pressure points but are an extra special bonus that may go further to deter your attacker. I mean a strike to the throat is a strike to the throat whether you get that specific point or not.

Thank you for your instruction. Nothing is fool proof. It is always best to try to avoid confrontation. That said, every bit counts and there is no telling when this might come in handy. Anyone knocking this is just negative by nature. Pay them no mind. We are all students. Thanks again.

Superb video. Taught similar by ex SAS back in 1978. However, can only remember limited amount so this video is great. Would love to be taught this to perfection. I'm 55, not exactly super fit and of slim build. Last thing I'd ever want is a confrontation going to ground as I'd be hospitalised. These techniques DO work, so long as your mind works fast and you are trained well enough to know exactly what reactionary move to use with split second timing. Practice makes perfect and if you seriously get to grips with this, your confidence in confrontation will increase 100 fold. Thanks for sharing this.

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.

Love the 80's action film style intro.

This is awesome,anyone who gives this a chance,moves it into consistent practice ,and believes in themselves can put this to great use.

This man is sick with great knowledge, he handles and presents it well, thank you!

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

"When You Help Others, "Others Will Help You!!" ***(The Universal Law Of Team Effort)***

master Scott: i am a 8th dan in shokido ryu from ohio.like your channel. i hear alot of people say "that's all good and fancy in the dojo,but those techniques would never work in a real street fight senario" the main problem is that you get someone who has only been practicing a ma for a little time and they think that they should be verry eficiant in aplying those techs. the truth is you must PRACTICE,STUDY, AND MAKE IT A PART OF YOUR LIFE!!! muscle memory and technique come in time can b years

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

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

Nice job of breaking it down and explaining.

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!!!

g m chris I am very much blessed by ur teachings. I am from india, here people know about kyosho Keep that secret for their Family. I am trying to learn for nearly 20 years. U only taught me thru ur Videos. In ancient times my forefathers were bodyguards to kings. They know this art marna/varma. I was not able to learn from my father because of some problem. But I am learnt from my bro, gm. M Chris. Thank u, and thank God

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

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

Learned Choi le foot (sp?) years ago to protect my face after a bad injury. Our Siifu (Chinese-American) always taught us in a way to quickly disarm the offender and then run. These tactics are reasonable. Thanks!

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.

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.

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.

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

i cant believe master scott is on youtube, not in a bad way he is a very good martial artist he used to teach me at ks tkd great to see him i always thought he was a great teacher.

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

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

Having a plan or a basic response seems key to me. Personally I want to have as much control as I can get over what is happening. Hopefully the other guy hasn't thought too much about what to do and his instincts aren't as sharp as mine. Great video, thanks for posting it. Very clear and precise, good technique. Obviously I really enjoyed the video. Haha!

So, continual fluid strikes. I like that. Thanks, Scott & Assistants.

Great Instruction !!! Thank you :)

Does anyone here read the title? it shows 'simple attack'.. So dont think to use this if you wanna fight with another martial artist.. It is just for beginner if you guys are pro, you dont have to give your dispassionate comments

Life saving techniques. As a child I studied Judo and the use of the opponent’s weight against him is key. Adding your pressure points and strikes add a deadly finishing technique so they cannot try to injure you.

I can see there are alot of inexpirenced people commenting this video is meant for a student or techer that are already trained and familiar with pressure points and is simply a review with different variations of pressure point tecniques and set ups to get to them if you dont know any martial arts and try this stuff in a street fight yes you will get stomped or beat down because there are a few sciences that he does not mention that you may need to know great video.

Everybody Loves Ray-- I mean Scott Rogers.

Lung5, Lung6, Stomach18, Liver14, Gallbladder24, 1, 2, buckle my shoe.

I've used and put a few of these moves into play before...they work and what makes them work really is that the other person isn't expecting it... Great moves. Thank you

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

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...

Yeah when your getting attack by someone that wants to show you that your techniques work its all fine but what if this guy is trying to take your head off? What if hes an amatuer boxer? what if hes got martial arts background training? The big difference between flashy martial arts that dont work but look good and effectively simple moves that look like shit but work really good are the experience that the instructor has (or in this case doesnt have) and you can tell just by watching the videos online of who would win in a life threatening scenario. Most of the stuff this guy is teaching takes years of dedication and mastery to perform and even then you have a 50/50 chance of successfully protecting yourself and you have to train your body to react without thinking which takes forever to learn!

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

This an excellent beginner's instructional video. If your attacker is a well developed or fat person, pressure points may be harder to find the total effect. But quick follow up after a strike to open areas is wise.

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.

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!.

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

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

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

I never realized i had bladder points all over my body

Really Useful Stuff - well demonstrated and taught - like a True Master. Hope there are a lot more of your Videos Sir ! And Thank you.

What? Want to fight a man without knowing about him? Want to stick your neck out just like that? In less time than a blink of an eye, you will get hit--really hit--your arm will suddenly become numb and your sternocleidomastoid will be traumitized. You won't move. You'll have months of recovery, until your next stupid mistake. This instructor, Scott, is proud to show his style. With perfect practice, you, too, will experience your value within yourself. Whatever style you may choose. So many assholes are quick to make dumb comments about his video, yet have never faced death and don't know what it feels like. I've been there, were you? So, stop thinking that idiot remarks will make a difference, cause they won't. You're just bringing yourself closer into real trouble one day when you do.

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

. 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.

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

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.

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

I wish it were all true and perhaps in the perfect world, this instructor would not seem so comical to the trained eye- a realistically trained Martial Arts student will see the difference. In the instructors defense, I give him this; he has lots of energy and focus! he seems honorable enough- his instruction however, and some of his techniques remain unproven and truly do not work in the streets! You may ask why? there are several reasons actually, but to name a few- stress, fear- courage, the fight or flight factor, body reaction time, thinking time, your attackers size, conditioning and what about a weapon!? I trained in South Korea for 10 years during my U.S. Army years- I trained with a true Korean school- not on the Army base. We trained with full contact techniques for at least 90% full action- lots of blood, sweat and tears- very dangerous stuff. I would guess this young man has never experienced a real confrontation in our dangerous streets! The pressure point he was looking for on the arm is actually located center from the top of the forearm and deep between the two muscles. The location he was speaking of, actually houses two nerves- Radial and humerus nerves- these two nerves are located up the inside of your arm or inner forearm- right on the bone and beginning from your wrist- if you execute a successful blow to those nerves, one will actually buy a few seconds for an additional motion. the feeling your attacker will experience is equal to that of experiencing a nice jolt of electricity to your brain- its really painful. I actually practiced for at least six (6) months on learning where the pressure points were and nerves, previous to actually attacking them- trust me, we really attacked. my arms were always in pain and quite red after every pressure point / nerve class. Finally and unfortunately, here in the U.S.of A. many of your Martial Arts schools are set up to make money- you can even sign a contract for 3 or 4 years of instructions- a large down payment or payment in full required, with a promise you will achieve your First Dan - IL Dan or 1st Level black belt. Trust me when I tell you, this is quite impossible to promise any student. Every person is different, we learn at different speeds, we all have reasons we just cannot make it to class on many scheduled class dates! So, previous to signing any contract and spending lots of money, be sure of a few facts- the instructors certification and where he received it- if he trained under a Korean Grand Master whom actually received his black belt in South Korea, you may have no worries. Korean Grand Masters here in the U.S. have shared with me this- the reason we cannot teach authentic Korean style Martial Arts is due to insurance reasons- you see, here in the U.S. if we get hurt, we like to go to court for any injuries sustained. In South Korea, you train the way you will need to fight. As close to real as possible! Martial Arts for ever!

Since I haven't the money to buy a gun, take classes or join a gym, I appreciate you posting this video. Maybe I can con my brother into being the willing victim LOL. He's an ex-football player but we're all getting older and could use pressure point tactics to help since arthritis has kicked in. Thanks!

I teach self defense at my Uni and I inform them that not all people are easily affected by pressure points and that they must use other areas of the body that are much more promising than simple chops. I know this instructor's techniques work of course. But you have to take in to account that not all human beings can be inflicted by pain as easily as the average Joe/Jane. Not all assailants are men nowadays, and there are women who may have hidden talents to not feel the pain of pressure points. Which is why I give my students other options to work with in their favour. This is my senior year and I have had only a few that have deterred would be attackers from themselves or their friends and they were arrested onsite. It's a great feeling to know that they are grateful for my teachings. Just remember, attackers come in all shapes and sizes and in both genders. Oh and some may surprise you by being double jointed too. I learned that the hard way. Never underestimate the bad guys.

anyone else see him fall over these guys at 00:14?

i'm a transgender and i find this tutorial very useful to my everyday life... thank you!!!

Good clear instruction with great demonstration with optional technique alternatives.

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

no ot works in real life i had to use it on a guy that was bigger then me and broke his as up so i kno it works for real im a living witness

but it will be lot different it your partner was guarding his up body like a boxer.

This is a good technique for self defence, Thank you for the time you spent.

I just realized that, there are often numerous opportunities to strike the attacker directly into their eyes, or to hammer/clap them hard on the ear, causing a LOT of pain, discomfort, and disorientation. Perhaps these options ought to be emphasized as "FAIR play" in any real defense scenario. Thanks! BTW: Great demo videos!!!!!

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

I'm pretty sure this guy has never been in a street fight.

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.

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

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

Do not try and use this in real life .You will get whooped.

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

As a practical fighter, theres one thing that needs to be said. If you're looking to learn how to fight in these situations, the you need to practice like you're in one of these situations. In a real street, life or death situation kind of fight, high stress can get the best of you.

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...

Some excellent moves ! Pressure point techniques do work and are painful if done right.Great video !

this tutorial is great...very nice english bcoz it is clear and not over slanged thanks

Great fundamentals and some interesting out of the box techniques!

Great information and instructions. Easy to follow. Thank You !

Badass video, excellent presentation,you look very young to have such knowledge,its good to be refreshed on these techniques,i useto know most of these techniques,its been 30 years since i learned and how i have forgotten so many moves,you demonstrate and explain very well,thank you for the lessons,good day to you and your partner.

From Spain. Thank you for these free classes. They could be not perfect art martial but in my opinion they are practical

Mon frere vraiment pour chaque jours je apprendre mon le temps de regarder ce qui vous fait ni enseigner a nous reell c'est tres gentil situation tout les gens ils faut lire ca.