K.O par Kyusho jitsu

[artabant1]

@wavingstrider

And perhaps!! And maybe not .... In any case if so I would ask him launched into comedy and it drops lol Martial Arts

[artabant1]

@wavingstrider For those who practice ko no key, it is only energy work that can lead to a better comprenhention of working with percussion. The American law enforcement uses this kind of work if imobilisé the real bad boy. Some people binesse a background of such practices, others feel the bottom of the demo no interest, but there are people who add to their martial practice to become more efficient ..... Thank you for your comment.

[artabant1]

@wavingstrider

Gentlemen thank you for your comment! These are just exercises with partner's agreement .... So he took a shot that is not the last .... The partner ready for this game be free from physical effects because it is not the wish chosen.

[chimab]

If this kiai is so powerful and knocks people out without touching them, then why isn't this stuff taught to cops and the military who could benefit from its use? Anyone? Oh, that's right, if a someone tried to do this for real, he'd get whupped. Military and Law Enforcement, the people who do this stuff for a living for safety and not for income use traditional martial techniques regardless of whether its Jujitsu or Karate or Wing Chun. Qi/Ki is real. Stuff in these videos are not. FAKE.

[Brock1812]

@chimab 1 it's not that popular as t only has a small # of followers. 2 you have to be very experienced in order to do kyusho jitsu. 3 governments and police forces don't care enough to spend money to have their police and military people this highly trained. it's more reserved for special forces and professionals of that degree. all of those martial arts you referred to use pressure points and moves like the 1 you saw but only at a more basic level.

[TheApatheticGuy]

@chimab

Where are you getting this "no-touch KO" stuff from? He clearly strikes a very vulnerable pressure point of the neck in the video. Although you do have to seriously train to be able to strike it correctly to produce a KO, it's simply your nerves overloading your brain with impulses and having it either temporarily "shut down" or go into shock.

It's all simple anatomy when it comes to pressure point strikes, friend. I don't believe in that "No-touch KO" garbage either.

[artabant1]

@TheApatheticGuy

There is not no key in his video!! And as I already told everyone what he wants to believe in me ..... all I am interested to be effective in due course ....

[TheApatheticGuy]

@artabant1

Your English is hard to understand here.

[artabant1]

@TheApatheticGuy

I do not speak English! I use a translator to answer Sorry

[artabant1]

@DaMaxxy

lol we must not confuse Sports and Martial Arts! And it should not be confused with either technical partner's agreement and combat sports .....

[Argentuban]

@artabant1 Nor should you confuse martial arts with scams.

[leonmcv]

is this a fight or a massage session?

[artabant1]

@leonmcv

To start this fight but is not a demonstration of technique! And yes it is a neck massage to restore the partner in good condition ....

[leonmcv]

@artabant1 mm seems nice ;)

thx for being polite ;*

[SuperClindley]

Just an act for an audience wants to believe!

[artabant1]

@SuperClindley

it is not necessary! For practicing kyusho must believe ..... at least in part .... This technology is applied with partner's agreement and not agree with. In this situation it may spend differently .....

[artabant1]

@SuperClindley It is not necessary! There is agreement with the partner and the partner does not fall sincope but it is only stunned.

[Guitibaca]

@reymysteriocookie I'm sure its not fruit cake. But good luck to you anyway!

[artabant1]

@Guitibaca but thank you for you to see!

[eleszar1]

i'l use it on hot chicks so i can take them to my home and rape them

[artabant1]

Monsieur is the strong sense of distance to several Kilomettre!

[usalyse]

je cherche un partenaire sur Paris, pour m'apprendre les techniques du kyusho jitsu, l'art des points vitaux.

[Guitibaca]

GAY and thats all I got to say

[blugublu]

Salut, j'aimerais bien qu'on réponde à ma question.

Pourquoi le Kyûsho Jitsu est une discipline qu'on ne voit pas pratiquée par des maîtres japonais?

C'est vrai, toutes les vidéos que j'ai vu sont faites par des français, des américains, des espagnols..Mais pas des japonais.

Alors j'aimerais bien que vous me fassiez le nom de la discipline en Japonais pour que je puisse en savoir plus. Parce que c'est bien peau tout ça mais ça fait pas très crédible.

[artabant1]

Bonjour, tout les styles d'arts martiaux pratique le Kyusho jitsu, faut il encore le savoir !!! Les japonais pratique le kyusho jitsu vous n'avez pas trouvez de vidéo le démontrent c'est tout ... Les japonais son beaucoup moins démontratif que nous c'est tout. Le kyusho et une science exacte et les vidéo que vous voyez son des KO avec accord du partenaire. dans une situation à risque nous procéderons d'une maniére différente mais en utilisant c'est même points avec plus de conviction.

[blugublu]

Oui je conçois très bien que c'est un art précis puisqu'il se base sur la médecine chinoise. C'est pas ça mon problème. Je cherche juste à connaître le nom de la discipline écrit en Japonais pour que je puisse en savoir plus dessus. Parce qu'en cherchant un peu, j'ai découvert que le premier cours de Kyusho Jitsu en France s'est fait en 2002..

[wdef99]

what happen if u dont do the thing with there neck and back?

[artabant1]

Everything depends on the place where you hit, and the angle! But if you hit for only neutralized there will be no sequel.

[Mystic]

Does this work on everyone?

[artabant1]

yes with my ways

[artabant1]

not we appuions on the nerve claviculaire for then struck the nerve mentonier.

[fastyria]

The trick is to press with your thumb on the inside of the juglar vein as you strike

[artabant1]

Normally no!!! Because it leaves no trasse.

[winoguitaro]

Can it be illegal to perform attacks like that? Just curious.