Pressure Point Knock Out

[angelawsome313]

This stops you from breathing?

[marquez3381]

that was cool

[88chupamela]

i have no experience with any matrial arts but that was pretty impressive ..

[MasterMik332]

I dont know if this counts as an immature ignorant comment, but HOLY CRAP!

[Mrbaseball3001]

LMFAO that was so coooooooool i cant wait to try it on my friends

[nintendo700]

I like everyone that says that it is BS.... And yes people will do that when they attack you, its an intimidation thing, to get up in your face. If you do not know, the reason he faints is because the carotid artery is hit with that much force, it shuts down the brain for a moment due to the lack of oxygen being carried to the brain. Quite interesting actually.

[bennyhondo]

All I know is I have taken lots of chops/handswords to various parts of the neck (not even close to full power) and a few of them instantly made my knees give out and i was dizzy for about 30 seconds...so i have no doubt that a properly placed strike to the neck with reasonable force could easily drop a large threat....the no touch knockout on the other hand...ffs..

[lapdanceman]

beautiful

[kakuichi]

I am OBSESSED with this vid! Okay, you attacked both sides of his neck (carotid artery - for you MMAphiles out there all of a sudden this is the same area where a choke is applied). So, I guess the sudden shock to both sides would cause a sudden light-headed/faint feeling. But, my main question is the ankle kick. Is that a pressure point that has to be hit in unison w/ the neck strikes? Of course, I have no wish to ever use this but that doesn't mean that I don't want to get the science of it!

[305paintballfreak]

what type of fighting would teach you how to do this?

[bittersylence1]

that's a bunch of bull shit. You do that to me, and I willl just flat out nail you in the mouth.

[anaicul100]

I am a woman and want to learn fast ways of defending myself it I have to. This looks good, but how hard do I have to hit to knock someone down. What happens to the person after, do they go to sleep, are they gone die?

[Oxidized181]

is that real? u seriously made him stop breathing :O

[allenlindley]

i have studied martial arts for 35 years and have met both george dillman and leon jay and neither could do these pressure point knockouts on anyone but there students.it,s fake and a disgrace to true martial arts

[blackflames22]

this can be very useful you know

[renepfrancis456789]

cool



[Micaiah77]

Whoa, that's pretty epic!

[renepfrancis456789]

can u plz put up a step by step 2 show as how to do it plz im begging u thumbs up if u want to know as well

[ILoveMusic1021]

If He Was In Paralysis , & Unconscious Wouldn't His Hand Let Go Of The Dudee's Shirt ?? ..

[MrTuncay17]

i thought he was gonna do it again at the end before it cuts out, gonna say fhl :D

[chazannarino]

niceeee

[austinisbroken]

ouch

[Mrgyn]

Buuuuuuuuuuullshit.

It can't be used in MMA because it's BS. You would get yourself killed.

[CaiusIssac]

cause in real life when someone attacks you they definatly start by grabbing your shirt and pausing

[carpionw]

thats amazing!

[merrickmcbride16]

where do u train from?

[Chitos195]

Wow. That looked like it hurt.

[Rosheen119]

oh dear!:|he just went straight down!:|

[At3nT]

@masdojo well, i would like to see this question answered:

"Sorry if this is an ignorant question, but if this stuff works why isn't it used in MMA? "

I know jiu jitsu boxe and kick boxe, and i have my doubts about that

[masdojo]

@At3nT I have already answered this question.

[12Judah12]

@At3nT what would be the reason to watch MMA if everybody goes for this move? The same reason they don't aim for the nuts in MMA....

[finnpalm]

@At3nT "why isn't it used in MMA"

Because they wear gloves in MMA, and are governed by a rule set.

[IXxBossxXI]

WOW.... lol that was epic. im gonna keep that in mind if someone tries to grab me like that LOL

[Nittybass]

can this technique work when you dont hold him with your hand????

[Nittybass]

is this fake?

[9lk00583]

how do you do that

[YungAndFoolishh]

'still breathing?' *SMACK* haha friggin AWESOME MAN!

[alybug21]

Will not work in real life! FRAUD!

[cojudo4life]

is this move deadly? if you use this move on an opponent without "reviving" them, would they die or get seriously hurt just from the blow?

[TheMartialartsJedi]

can you do a tutorial pls!?

[gstringboy1901]

amazing

[bordone]

what is that called when he is smacking the back of your head to revive you? what exactly does it do?

[knos1995]

HOLY SHIT!!!! THATS WAS SOME KNOCK OUT!! O_O! but do you NEED to kick him??

[jeffreydfaust]

hi! how long would it take to learn how to use pressure points effectively? It doesnt have to be that one, but if I want to learn how to use it to an extent, how long would it take? Its cause I am constantly afraid that if I am in a situation where I need to defend myself, i wont be able to, but I also dont want to hurt the other guy too much as Im defending myself, I want to learn how to make the other guy fall down so I can quickly run away if im caught in that situation

[supergoku454]

how do u revive the person

[bigpun721]

always frightens me, knowing that you can disrupt blood flow to the extent that you pass out. what if you throw a clot into his carotid artery causing him to stroke out..

[dragonkni416]

one question... is it dangerous to use for an opponent?

[tommyohang]

You woke him back up?

[CARLOSGRINDCORE93]

This is a really cool move.

[MrKayE2]

I love it how he doesnt say anything and just knocks him out!

[brandyvideos79]

i love how the guy just falls on the ground while he is still holding him. LOL

[Micmaster3423]

lol took alot ot get him up

[stix879]

volunteer got pwn3d lol

[Avataryoutuification]

How hard did you hit?

[kingofart1]

the only ignorant question i have is why do most teacher like to test their devastating and harmful abilities on students or newcomers that hardly know anything about martial arts?

[BLAZE13ish]

can it kill you

[animeroxx90]

ok that was really cool but how did you do it? I saw you kick his leg do you have to do that inorder to knock them out? and were your hands facing palm up or done?

[dalton41803]

wow that is crazy

[ddc03]

what if i do dat pressure point and i dont know how to do what dat guy did will de person be ok?????

[dubmega]

wow... lol

[biasa199]

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

[RuDaWgz50]

i notice a kick to the leg as a 3rd point of contact is that pat or the technique ? and why didnt the strike loosen his grip ?

[BlueInferno99]

woah tht is incredible!

[GawdLiike]

hahathat was cool just clap his neck and boom down he goes

[NotToooShabby]

That was sweet!

[rollerbladingdude]

LOL that was great!

[kookahjoon]

i never see MMA use this before when comes to close comtact like that

[demonsparkx]

holy shit lmao thats crazy

[keensterdog21]

how long does it take for you to wake up from this?

[venomtt1]

WOW how do u do it seriously

[chrishaslam131]

how do you do that

[edyzzs]

@MarshalNey13 because it's karate, not the MMA...

[supergirl0095]

That was awesome (i feel sorry for the volunteer) and what is that move called

[KonstantinKuehn]

this is cool except this seems like it can goo very wrong! maybe even death! use it wisely

[SuperGuitargod13]

where do you strike on the neck

[ughuarf]

where exactly did u hit him? and do u have to been an expert/blackbelt to do this?

[ughuarf]

masdojo do u hav to be an expert/blackbelt in order to do this???

[masdojo]

@ughuarf You must know what you are doing and train alot. Being a Blackbelt dont make you an expert. Remember, the color of your belt dont mean an ounce of shit in the streets.

[blindedronin]

in response to the MMA Question....They are not allowed because if not done correctly or reversed correctly it can cause perminant damage. MMA is for sport not for defense....not saying that it can't be used for defense. Thats my thoughts on it.

[hackncheat]

Thats A Good Video!

[gonzalor7]

Hell yeah!

[magic12see]

That was the most beautiful knock out I ever saw

[callam6]

do you need to kick the leg in the right point or was that so he fell where you wanted him to

[demon0192]

no offense but it looks kinda fake :x

[masdojo]

@demon0192 None taken, but its real.

[tajwarjan]

this is so fake! he is out but his hand is still holding his master collar.

[MRxINCREDIBLE]

very good video. very professional, i have seen other videos after watching this one and they seemed unprepared and not hitting clean ,fast, and effectively.

why must he hit and stroke the back of your neck?

[jms8220]

Cool! More bullshit to exploit real martial arts in America...you know it'sexploited when the teacher is a fat-ass claiming to be able to knock somebody out by simply touching them...it's hard enough to hit someone's face in a real fight, what makes you think you could hit a pressure point (which wouldn't even knock them out, just piss them off)...Fight someone for real...there's a reason you don't see this shit in UFC or any REAL situations...

[masdojo]

@jms8220 LoL you make me laugh. Thank you. Im not going to even explain anything to someone as stubborn and close minded as you.

[WanderingRurouni92]

So...if you didn't know how to fix him, would he be dead?

[RyuzakiLawliet1]

what would happen to that guy is ya didnt slap him about a bit after?

[hawkesburycr]

that is friken sweet!!

[hvs0181]

wow damn so fast

[bolovino96]

that was prety cool .keep doing what your doing and it will take you far

[salmoneyable]

the volunteer really deserves a clap

[MarshalNey13]

Sorry if this is an ignorant question, but if this stuff works why isn't it used in MMA?

[MrCatalano14]

@MarshalNey13 because it requires you to use both hands at once and you have to carefully aim it. you would be unprotected and eat a punch from a trained fighter.

[tama69]

@MarshalNey13 great question I was wondering the same thing I've never heard a rule of no pressure point hitting in MMA!!

[EricOfBodomMan]

@MarshalNey13 because this stuff is used to kill

[eyesack9]

@MarshalNey13 Because every fight would last about 2 seconds.

[SvedeboXque]

@MarshalNey13 You try hitting a professional fighter on those points... It would be damn near impossible cause he'll block it

[prinon95]

@MarshalNey13 im not sure but i think because they only suppos to be used to demostrate or for a life or death situation lol ether wey they take years 2 master

[kyusho1]

@MarshalNey13 this IS used in mma fighting

[zbjordan23]

@MarshalNey13

because this technique requires your opponent to stand there and let you hit him in the precise spot...how many MMA fighters gonna stand there hands down and stick their neck out to be chopped.

[rossmac13]

when would you have a chance to do that?

you dont have a guard up etc, youd just get a fist to the face.

[LeeboProductions]

@MarshalNey13 its an illegal blow... its to the kneck and the side of the head.... and yes it does work... In UFC strikes to the kneck like this are illgal. I dont aprove of this being shown as it does not demonstrate how do do the technique.... making this even more dangerous... seriously dont try it on your mate or anything.... even at 25% power its horrible..

[23NERDS23]

@MarshalNey13 it is mma and i think its illegal to do in mma

[kyusho1]

@MarshalNey13 it is used in the mma. More and more people are starting to realize the effectiveness of targeting these points. Read Chuck Lidells book, he talks about targeting points in it.

[tommiesmallz]

@MarshalNey13 throat strikes are illigal in mma, but there are guys who use other pressure point tactics Gorge St. Pierre uses pressure points, he even uses them on himself before a fight you'll somtimes see him press on a point in his forhead then right under his right rib cage.

[corvettezack]

@MarshalNey13 lol, its deadly

[Pinselstrich]

@MarshalNey13

because MMA fighters are trained athletes with a much better muscle structure and reflexes than "normal" people. using this vs a well trained opponent is close to impossible, because he won't grab your gi and wait for you to act. ;)

[Genestealer1983]

@MarshalNey13 I think if you really, REALLY search deep inside for the answer, you will find it.

But to save you time, ill tell you, its illegal, very dangerous unless you know how to bring someone back immediatley, and half the idiots in mms wouldnt remember where pressure points lie anyhow.

i wouldnt say you question was ignorant, just asked too quickly and without thought :)

[Phillipandmvp]

@MarshalNey13 if your talking about UFC then they dont use it because no one would watch the show or buy tickets if theres no fighting only pressure points so it would be pretty boaring

[DJjNo1]

@MarshalNey13 MMA is not the place to start from when it comes to judging martial arts. MMA is a prizefighters sport...im sure we dont want any deaths in the ring/octagon "you alright? can you breathe?"

come on now...

[0samaBinGhandi]

@MarshalNey13

Its a great question.

The more fat or muscle somebody has, the harder you have to hit the pressure points. The student here is very thin, so the nerves don't have much tissue covering them.

MMA guys are much more muscular. Also, They do kind of utilize the technique. They aim for the same spot on the neck with their hooks and crosses. Chuck Liddell used to use ridge hands strikes (at least thats what they are called in kempo/kenpo) just like this guy.

[marcustibb]

@MarshalNey13 because in mma every fighter is more well prepared and can handle a strong atack like that one, he's damostrating a self defense! when the other person is not specting any atack from the victim! i hope i could help!

[Rawrxxlindss]

@MarshalNey13 presure points are against the rules

[thesylanshow]

@MarshalNey13 if your talking about UFC then that would be gay and fights you pay like 80$ for would only last a couple of seconds

[aiming4theheart]

@MarshalNey13 Because you cant strike to the throat in mma, its more of a self defense move than an attacking move, maybe in early mma fights when i GI could be work this may have worked, but now its not allowed, and for all those wondering how it works, the sudden shock to the artery in the neck( cant remember the name) it stops blood flow to the brain, so you fall unconscious momentarily.

[reaperofgenocide]

@MarshalNey13 It is... and in boxing and in muay thai.

They use more mainstream pressure points like the sternum, chin, temple and stuff like that.

[BigVChillen]

@MarshalNey13 Open hand strikes are more difficult with gloves on. These kinds of techniques work better as a surprise attack against someone who is attacking you. Also in MMA, the person you are up against is a trained fighter.

[veyvictis]

@MarshalNey13 Because pressure point techniques are banned in the UFC.

[bluegama500]

@MarshalNey13 It would be too easy and "cheating"

[jeffreydfaust]

@MarshalNey13 oh just cause it is dangerous, and you have to be very careful.

[DeoMachina]

@MarshalNey13 Well I'm no MMA expert but I guess it's because it's like having a "win" button. Too easy.

[Dronkenbier]

@MarshalNey13 Guess they don't allow it because that would take away the challenge and it wouldn't prove you're really better than the other guy.

Or they block it all the time ;)

[TheMartialartsJedi]

@MarshalNey13

probably too dangerous

[MoszHigh]

certain stuff like pressure points are aloud in mma. thats why in ufc ur not aloud hitting in back of the head. becuz that is like a instant ko..

[KiDPacMan189]

@MarshalNey13 because someone could do that to someone and the person who is being hit can get paralyzed and the owners of mma would not want their fighters to be paralyzed

[Grawr7000]

@MarshalNey13 Accualy, that's a pretty good question lol. I think it's too deadly for them to use in that. I mean if people started dying, I think the ratings would drop like a rock. XD

[IXxBossxXI]

@MarshalNey13 cause mma isnt so technical when it comes to fighting.

[emtff357]

@MarshalNey13 strikes to the neck are way too dangerous so the ufc doesn't allow it you can press on the neck but not strike

[Spectonimous]

@MarshalNey13 Lol this is an ignorant question. The reason is bc not any1 can just us this move bc it might require lots of training and focus and by the time u have the focus 2 do this, assuming a fighter even knew this move then they'd probably get hit or taken down. Plus it'd wouldn't b a good fight and it'd create new rules 4 the sport. Besides would u rather c a fight ended by 1 pressure point hit or by some ground 'n pound punches.

[DSOXBLADE]

Wow thats cool. What art is that?

[xReazoRx]

@DSOXBLADE

That isnt any art, that is only a pressure point. When you hit your enemy

on this point, so he will be knocked off.

[kyusho1]

@DSOXBLADE Kyusho Jitsu

[mmefc]

that was amazing is it real?

[marinestrong17]

what most do not understand is that a technique such as this can end a fight faster than a haymaker.

[jonesernater]

do you have to kick him

[TheCedes89]

@jonesernater i think so because if u kick him in just the right place on his quadrecept all lower body strength will drain out of his body

[NoPixelz]

Its hard to belive, thats for sure... But it is very logical, i like this.

[eso613]

Nice double brachiele ( spell check) hahahaha lol

[faketrucz]

interesting technique.

[Forevaitalia]

why would you do that?

[chilly975]

kool but was the guy tht got knocked out ok after? and where do you need to hit them and how hard? plz reply

[MmaLegend420]

Hey is that the better technique to revive someone whos just been knocked out or is it the "dual temple rub" as i like to call it?

[AnT3Is3AwEsOmE]

where did you hit him x(

[aqualato]

fun KO... spleen 6 w/ stomach 9 and 10 on both sides of the neck... and you can learn this stuff at almost any karate school. I took Tang Soo Do for 8 yrs and on all three of my black-belt tests we had to describe and perform how to attack each pressure point...

[lpperalta1]

Can i ask you something?

How can this affect the health, I mean, for example, if I am a volunteer for getting knocked out in this way, is there any risk of any kind of damage to my brain or something like that?

Thank you.

Good video btw :)

[skatinmusic]

can i ask y u kick his calves?

[rayhmf]

can you teach me how to do that?

and reverse it

[BORICUENSIS]

-_-...  not convinced !!!!

[6Shooter28]

Read a medical book then. Everyone's so pointlessly sceptical.

[grkgod1001180]

couldn't u have caught him instead of him whiplashing himself on the mat?Good Vid!

[addblades1]

why are you guys complaining? this is real. this isnt like that idiot who claims to be able to knock people out without touching them. he hit his throat. there are plenty of nerves and pressure points there. you can hit the vein there, and cause the blood to stop for only a moment. that causes you to black out. ive seen it done. stop complaing, please. thanks for the post! much respect

[SHUNT311]

Makes sense, sudden shock to the carotid artery could prevent deoxygenated blood from leaving the brain or oxygenated blood from entering the brain resulting in unconsciousness from hypoxia.

[badros12]

Nice;) goood

[badros12]

Nice;)

[suicidesniper45]

that waz freakin sick but i wouldnt want to bet the volunteer lol

[james33ds]

i would kick the crap out of those guys they would last 15 seconds against me

[MassiveMods]

Awesome strike , that was hard ! nice work guys , thanks for taking the time to show us this technique :)

Cheers MM

[iluvjustinbieber426]

Does he have to slap u in the neck like that to wake u up???? Or was he just makig u wake up faster? How long r u knocked out for??

[vduke]

wouldn't that be the closing of the carotid arteries reducing blood flow to the brain causing him to be knocked out?

That slapping and massaging is loosening the surrounding tissue to allow for the flowing as opposed to constriction of flowing of blood to the brain.

Hence they wake up.

[OneChanceVideos]

@vduke Either your a nerd or a doctor or someone who works with pressure.

[jdude05]

why is it that pressure point knockouts are so popular in american kenpo but almost unheard of in chinese martial arts, since china popularized the whole pressure point thing?

[kyusho1]

@jdude05 They are, but you don't see them posting them. they are much more secretive about what they do. There is a lot more that I do too that you wont see me posting either.

[NoobsSuckx7]

could you tell me how that works?

[ShengBiao]

@NoobsSuckx7 He slaps both carotid sinuses which are the location for some of the body's baroreceptors, which regulate blood pressure. The body thinks you have really high bloodpressure (due to the slap) and therefore tries to lower it.

i.e. you lose blood pressure after the slap, and "pass out".

[51TheBatman]

wow!! krav maga can't do munch better!!

[HyddenDragon]

When you fall like that, you are very likely to bump your head and have head injuries. Were you able to control your fall to land safely?

[kyusho1]

@HyddenDragon No he couldn't control his fall, but we were on thick tatami mats. Would be a different story if we did it on concrete or pavement.

[NighTWolvE777]

Why did your instructor massage your neck and would that work for anyone knocked out?

[mitubizzi]

awsom where can i go to learn this

[mysticsicness]

These pressure point knockouts do not work on everyone strangely enough

[cursivedragon]

My fiance who has studyed ananotmy for damn near a decade said it is very possile to discombobulate (something she said) someone that way. You are messing with his CNS there. What he did after that is beyond me.

[HafaelHenzoHodel]

@cursivedragon Have you ever heard of traditional chinese medicine TCM? Or shiatsu? This is all similar to it ...you work with the meridians. It's not about to damage his CNS...

[elmokki91]

Something to think about before saying kyusho jutsu/pressure point fighting is fake and doesnt work: 30 seconds ago I tried to search youtube with such phrases as "kyusho proven wrong" and "kyusho proven fake" Well with the first search I got 0 video results, with second I got 3 which were all about the american who says he can knock out without touching with his "death touch" technique.. Well I dont believe he can do it either but I surely do believe in kyusho jutsu

[floydb2nd]

carotid artery-----nice. i like how simple it was i would just add some good follow up to it in case the first hit does not work as good as youd like

[ICarnag3I]

what type of karate is this?

[culacula14]

cool :-3

what a load of bull