Pressure points of the torso 6 (brachial plexus) Level 1

[coolmw2booster]

lol tried this lightly and right after i did it my shoulder area had a little bit of pain and i started coughing more (im getting over a cold/flu thing)

[pheonix1754]

your videos are among the best. good thing they r "for info only".much respect for quality,content.Thxabunch

[staninfire1]

Knowledge and Skill well done.

[karatekid68]

great stuff, but I know your opinion about accupuncture, but you know if you press the radial nerve (LI-10) and lung 5 for exemple, the pain is much more, same thing if you press lung 5 and you strike on heart meridian (maybe H-2) the pain will be pretty intense.. so you have to know the 5 elements, to use the destrcution cycle?? no ?? its just a question, I dont know a lot about that.... no offense, cause you seem to have some ''problem'' about our questions..

[4xdblack]

My uncle had that move done to him twice in one day.

First time was with old man gracy and he said right after he started to get feeling back into his arm, some balck belt dude came up and did it to him again.

[BIIGE79]

he really is fuckin those guys up in the most noncholante way

[cyanidemaiden]

This is when feet and legs come in handy.

[robdeblok12]

I Love The Face The Guys Gets When He Gets Pushed In His Neck.

[SPECTRESIXCONSULTANT]

Respect!!

[gekiryudojo]

2.2 million people have seen them so you were late!

[Chaingeeazi]

@gekiryudojo Lmao!! Good one! I wasn't tryna save the world. Just sayin'... lol

[Chaingeeazi]

They're good videos. I just don't think U should make them accessible to everyone because U never know who's gonna misuse the knowledge.

[radioactiveroach]

They teach this strike in the military as well.

[gekiryudojo]

wow 1 moron disliked this in 26.778 does that not tell that person something? like your wrong?

[radioactiveroach]

@gekiryudojo maybe he got hit in the brachial plexus.

[golfguyuk]

@gekiryudojo the one guy who disliked the video is probably the guy in the video who looks like hes in alot of pain in the video but can't say anything.

[gekiryudojo]

@golfguyuk i doubt it 

[TheJackRocky]

Oh man i found the spot,its like 3 cm off the center of the neck, hurts really bad. Even with very little pressure.

[karimi2001]

lol only 1 person got fked up during a fight. i say that cuz there is only 1 kid disliking...

[harlemhitman5]

@gekiryudojo lol I respect all martial arts and I am very well aware of what each of them are capable. I have 10 years in kickboxing and 8 in wing tsun. The only reason I said that is because I've experienced both the pain and displeasure of manipulation and I was literally responding the same way lol. I've seen all of your videos and have a respect for you as if you were my own sensei. No disrespect at all but dont be so sure of yourself

[gekiryudojo]

@harlemhitman5 I am in Toronto Canada for the next 2 and a half months and I am always learning new stuff even after 39 years of Martial arts

[harlemhitman5]

Lmao I could not stop laughing the entire video, these guys are going down and popping back up like daisies :'-)

[gekiryudojo]

@harlemhitman5 so you are Volunteering for me to hit you with a Terminal strike that either cripples you for good, or kills you? Please come forward! This Video is an information Video not a snuff movie The address for where to come to be hit is on my website, I wait in anticipation for you.

[iD4M4G3]

hahahaha the one finger thing cracked me up "one finger" *flop*

[youngmasterish]

awesome video

[SileneCapensis]

6:22 - 7:20

frenzy

[deedoyday]

@CountofMC thats what she said.

[SirTreSwordReviews]

the brachial nerve plexus actually exits the vertabrae posteriorly then divides both posterior and anterior. a strike between c-7 and t-1 would be more effective since it affects both. unfortunately, you cannot always get behind the opponent. this technique that the instructor is showing is probably the best for an opening in a prepared opponent when.

[yeahlikeyoucare]

@gekiryudojo

That would be nice. And have a nice trip. I'll ask some friends who are doctor too.

[yeahlikeyoucare]

I really can't find it, I try to find it on myself, but wherever i hit, pink, apply pressure with my finger, I feel a bit pain, but nothing more, and I can move my left arm freely when applying pressure with my right arm on the right side of the neck. Help please?

[gekiryudojo]

@yeahlikeyoucare it is hard to do it on yourself because you will not do it hard enough and it sounds like your not on the right spot

[oblivionfan12345]

hey, quick question, we all know that the so called "vulcan nerve pinch" from star trek isn't real but are there any pressure points / nerve clusters that will have a similar effect

[gekiryudojo]

@oblivionfan12345 yes this one! but you dont go unconscious but to tell you the truth

you might! if you hold it a long time the (brachial plexus) is very inportant

[luznka]

human weapon

[PwnART]

How much pressure do you have to exert to affect these brachial nerves. Also is there a certain direction you should push towards to affect them. I am not using this on any one I am just wondering out of interest.

Good vid!

[gekiryudojo]

one word, Practice!

[michaelandlucifer]

Thanks for sharing your experienced. A true martial artist not just master the skills, but also master of their heart and mind just like this near half a century age man. Sharing his knowhow sincerely. Once again, thank you Sir.

[gekiryudojo]

I'm a very young 49 at heart I can still do cartwheels! I will prove it soon!

[armyr75]

Impressive indeed

[atillaar]

thanks for sharing the video ,

I do train aikido , Do you have any advise to me for backing up my informations and knowladge?

[gekiryudojo]

yes subscribe keep watching! there will be more on this,

[gekiryudojo]

Thanks you are welcome :)

[gekiryudojo]

you sound like a total Retard wannabe ninja sociopath who knows nothing other that what he found on Google ! :)

Your trying to tell me something about Ninjutsu I was training in it 7 years before you were even born sonny! and I was already a black belt in Karate for 5 years then! and this anatomy not acupuncture! come back in 10 years! when you know something!

[06summerfieldl]

this would impressive in a fight

[lodshadow]

wouldn't that damage the body? ? ? ?

[gekiryudojo]

could do

[PotterSuccess]

not only that, if worse, it'll cause death.

[lodshadow]

Will these pressure point leave permanent damage to the body ?

[gekiryudojo]

could do

[kikmt]

where is that weak point where you just use one finger, looks pretty fun when you take down everyone, but that shows how dangerous it is and people should not play with it

[gekiryudojo]

1 and a half inches from the suprasturnal notch and 1 inch up from the clavicle

[gekiryudojo]

and no dont play with it,

[lottalava]

if i practice systema i would learn those moves?

[gekiryudojo]

If you do Systema you will learn not just moves but freedom of movement and your own moves,

[lottalava]

does Systema include those pressure points?

[gekiryudojo]

Systema is not a martial art, as understood in the normal sense, and is not a set of techniques, but individuals can learn this, Systema is methodology to develop a set of attributes,

[becs5120]

I have worked through your back work and now am watching the torso vids..

Great stuff....I like the "BP" take down.

I teach it as the "Mr. Spock takedown"...lol

I add grabbing the oppostie shoulder and pulling it....the spin of that and the dropping motion of the BP "twang"...they just spin to the floor.

Have to say what a pleasure it is to have discovered real "stuff" on you tube.

Never knew about the 45 degree upward strike angle to the solar plexus...

Best wishes

[gekiryudojo]

Thanks for the feedback, yes I also refer to it as the real vucan death grip! Lol And very few people know about the angle on the solar plexus, I will be back filming this week as my MS is in remission and Im getting back in shape daily, its all been nerves this year!

[JUJUTSUBILL]

Love the view at 1:30 into it.

[Drewboy52]

Brilliant video, really good!

[AestheticVisions]

good stuff, i feel more secure knowing that i can take down someone trying to attack me

[gekiryudojo]

Be careful and avoid conflict, that way you wont need to use it,

[skulleton]

How would one learn how to use this move? Could you recommend a good diagram of the brachial plexus? Thank you!

p.s. I wont practice on random people, my friend is a black belt and ill practice with him to be safe.

[IanCowden]

you guys should do pressure points on the neck

[gekiryudojo]

Yes I did! on this one!

[IanCowden]

O.O oh how did I miss that

[DaveSmith2385]

Great video Trev :-)

[gekiryudojo]

dont forget to rate dave! see you next week!

[mimithedog123]

Thanks for another great video.

Your videos does a really good job of demystifying pressurepoints. Anyone who has a bit of knowledge of anatomy will be able to verify what you are saying.

Five stars by the way:-)

[gekiryudojo]

thanks for that nice complement it is greatly appreciated.

[zankwack]

I had a friend who died a few days after being struck in the carotid artery a a seminar they could not find a reason for his death but we all know what killed him was irresponsible instruction.If Masters were KOing cats and dogs the world would come after them but if they do it to humans most people don't care.

Keep up the good instruction and videos.

[gekiryudojo]

Sorry to hear that man, I teach these points to my students so that they know where the points are and can learn protect themselves from being hit there.

[zankwack]

You are a good instructor I like your videos.

[gekiryudojo]

I like yours as well friend, Thanks

[zankwack]

Very cool I'm glad to see other responsible Pressure point instructors. Good work sir.

[zankwack]

Good stuff an very close to the way we instruct at the National institute of pressure point arts. We don't KO our students with the points. You may be interested in the new article on master Lamberts site pressurepointkarate.- - - take a look .

Nice video sir well done.

[gekiryudojo]

Thanks Friend, I wont Knock out any of my students either unless there is a qualified anaesthetist and or a doctor there! Being knocked out is being very closed to death, just a bit much just to show some anatomy! I think the wresting guys (and some others! The guys the With dubious resuscitation methods!) will stop doing it when one of them dies! Respect the body I say.

[gekiryudojo]

By the way this was Filmed over four weeks, so I was not hitting the plexus over and over on one person in one lesson.

[elusivetantra]

Trev so glad you put a warning at the start of this one mate last thing you need is for silly people to go around trying to practice it on each other without reliseing how dangerous to their health it really can be..hope all's well mate?

[gekiryudojo]

thanks M I had to think about this one, so the Tecniques I use with this are tame, (yes I'm fine thanks mate)

[Darkarch87]

Good stuff!

[gekiryudojo]

I dont teach kyusho jitsu, these points are all Real anatomy based. (not accu based bs), I also want to show how to hit these points with people attacking not just standing Targets,I teach Systema, But these points are universal in real Martial arts,

[booegghotmailcom]

hey

thanks heeps for your vedios ive watched them all nd subscribed

wat martial art is this systema or kyusho jitsu or sumthin else>??

thanks again