How come everyone who gets "knocked out" in the video is keeping their head off the ground and using their arms to break their fall when they hit the ground? They don't look knocked out to me.

out of everything iv EVER seen... this is THY best. because it teachs fighting more then 1, and knock out, not juss defections. ya knw. quick eazy, RUN!

I trained under and taught for Professor Leon Jay and was a member of George Dillmans Kyusho Jitsu association. I also taught for/ trained with the British Army for a long long time (X infantry soldier). From there I went onto become a police officer and taught them unarmed combat. I am making my own comment (this is the third one!). If you want to see any of our videos then have a look at the links on the left or type in Small Circle Jujitsu or George Dillman. Friends was just a turn of phrase!

Coach Mark here, i usually troll pressure point vids to get a laugh. this is the only one ive come across that seems to work. these are strikes to the Vcavity in the neck that does work . we see it in boxing and mma all the time. hitting a freight train moving in on you hard and fast, i would stay away from back hand motions, and come straight down the pipe, using larger targets neck-chin-lower jaw for the strikes.Ps you don't have to link or chain (gall bater wrist strikes garbage). Good work.

Several times, the defender abandons a perfectly good leverage control to use a pressure point tactic. Some pressure points will work on virtually everybody , but none are hundred percent. The knockout pressure points will only be effective against about 80% of the population, especially the brachial plexus which is being used in most of the knockout techniques. Pressure point techniques should never replace solid leverage based jujitsu techniques. I also agree with another poster that some of the attackers are using breaks all techniques when they're supposed to be knocked out. Anyone with a reasonable amount of martial arts knowledge will recognize these flaws in this video.

@SmartSportSystem oh believe me I've missed nothing my friend. I trained with and taught for several of the worlds best pressure point fighters. I've trained and taught most of my life and am speaking from a position of great authority.

kata is the most important part of self defense! they teach vital technique! how to throw a proper punch hip rotation speed timing...Learning katas properly before sparring gives the student a strong foundation. Katas teach This new knowledge of his natural weapons (kicks, punches, elbows, chops, knees, blocks), and the necessary ability to move onto the more advanced exercise of sparring.

this stuff is cool i keep watching pressure points videos every practicing every day i did a move on my bully it work but god suspended for 2 days. but good vid

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Depends how much and if they can use it.

is it better to fall limp to the floor? could hurt your neck or head on the way down

it's hard to see this as self defense when the guy you're defending against is just standing there taking hits.

Do you need to hit 3 preasure points or only the one behind the ear?

so what if u combine this, wi bjj, would size matter at all?..

In Kung Su Do, we learned of the points under the armpit - if you press on that with your thumb after blocking a punch while also squeezing on the deltoids, if the guy's skinny enough, and also go for the one above a kidney, just pressing on these hard enough will make the guy go limp, and it hurts like hell. But yeah, these knockouts however, will be very difficult to pull off in a street fight but possible. Go for a take down if anything, the one at 1:13 is the most practical and easy to do.

Ok... to ppl criticizing the video, esp what they're doing. comparing it to Muay Thai, MMA etc. Plz dont.. That's apples and oranges. If I wasn't educated in what this was, id probably be saying what some of YOU see. I have been involved, training, fighting and most recently just teaching others Muay Thai. Real, not watered down Thai Fighting. I had earned my certification in March of 2013. There are a lot of M/Thai trainers, no doubt. more than 3/4 are NOT certified. Which is cool, I just went above and beyond to get it. Doesn't make me "badass" lol, it just eases my students minds. Sorry, back on track. Most of my fellow Military, and Law Enforcement Officers will most likely know the basics of what you're watching. It's NOT per Dr, a true Combat, or Martial art. It is primarily used, with the purpose of encapasitating a person momentarily (ie to break away, cuff up, etc). If anyone has ever been cuffed (BY the Police). you'll notice, they, & unfortunately a little to much, twist your hands, if you resist, they'll twist to the point of pain.. without (hopefully) injury. As an Officer, I used PPCT 10 times more than my weapons, or even the treat of. Second to my words is MY favorite choice. Not all Officers think how I did. However, I hope this cleared things up a bit... it is NOT used as a combat/fighting style. It's used for Control & manipulation with little or no permanent injury. However, it CAN BE brutal, and the pain of an Straight Arm Bar takedown, I've used that quite a few times. Brachial Stun, WILL disrupt blood flow to the brain, if applied strong enough, meaning proper speed and power, and potentially drop a 200 lb plus man to the ground. Before I over type my welcome. Plz take what I've explained, and view it the way it's meant to be, not as some other karate type. I teach Muay Thai mixed with P.P.C.T to not only do something different, but give my students more choices, and not always have to crush their skulls all the time... lol, only when needed. thank you

I honestly think this is the most dangerous fighting style because you can make someone fall with one hit

Someone please explain what happens in the 'no touch K.O.' part?!!

yeah... that works! the no touch ko works

i study in the art of showlin kenpo. pressure points and proper use of leverage are the two quickest way to take down your attacker. it takes years of study. you cant learn how to take people down by simply watching a youtube video. find a local martial arts dojo, or what ever you want to train in and stick with it, you will learn alot more than just kicks and punches.

Is there any classes I can take to master this technique?

@1:26 I like the gravitational pull move the best.

this was cool and would definatley work against a lot of people just not kickboxers boxers or speedy hand martial arts

what is the very begining beat0:00-0:10? i kno that beat but cant think of it

what's the song in the beginning and end?

Someone please tell me the name of the beat at the intro it sounds really cool and quite motivating. By the way loved the part where the two guys took down all five men in one go!!!

what is it paul erikson likes that forarm to the neck.

So basically, attack the jawline?

im sure that these pressure point fighting techniques can really work if enough force is applied to the points but i feel like actually managing to keep your cool enough to remember these moves while in life threatening danger would be an amazingly hard thing to do, most fights I've seen are just 2 people flailing body parts randomly and hoping to hit something important on the opponent

wow. would like to try this. i have very less knowledge about jintai kyusho

Coach Mark- The only real way to train for these is to put on the mma gloves train Mauy thai< BJJ, and during sparing, practice short shots, during a "real clench". i find that a, back and up angle works well (keep it to the side and exercise restraint . Do not collapse a friends wind pipe.*bad new bears,* keep in mind im a Trainer-Coach. This is only for high level, i recommend you train MMA a few years first, you get good a real self defense fast and add this as a high level technique

which martial art is this?

what martial arts that ???

so what if I jump on you like a blood crazed Savage

"This is real"- said no experienced person ever

and the road to becoming batman has now begun.

oh my god amazing

Is there any reason that the instructor keeps his glasses on, other than to say "I'm so invincible no one can hit me in the head"? There are some nice techniques here but I'd be really curious to experience one of those easy-as-rain knockouts only once against a really angry attack.

the name of the starting song???

silat?

song called

excellent explaination of WHY IT WORKS!!! as a former student of Grand Master Jack Hogan & Professor Wally Jay (small circle jujitsu) i can testify that it DOES work...and let me tell ya, it AIN'T FUN to get KO this way either LOL...some say "he's not totally OUT", he doesn't have to be--just goin down & NOT able to attack you gives the victim the chance to ESCAPE (DUH!) martial arts "snobs" will ALWAYS put Ryuku Kempo down as they do NOT get told the REAL truth of the moves they use ;o)

whats the song

@wackojacko1000 yes sparing is essential too

'This ils like wing chun

Good vid. Seriusly.

@VoiceoftheHeaven if You use correctly, yes

The music though🎶🎶🎶

systema?

Wow. I didn't realize that.

haha, i like how when they get 'knocked out' they fall properly to prevent injury

In that case I should have phrased my previous reply slightly more accurately. In answer to why fighters don't use this in the UFC, Bugout, is because they are not combat effective when pitted against an actual fighter as opposed to a martial arts demonstration.

Even if the pressure points work, it cannot work this way because I see no attack here. in what situation in the right mind would anyone attach with one strike and leaving oneself standing still after that? It looks like early "American Ninja" movies, where the fightinf action looked more like traditional karate and jujutsu pair techniques with no real attacks...

videos like these should be labeled Comedy. They could get people hurt or worse.

is that real

It's all about anticipation and/or ending a fight b4 it even starts.These techniques work but not every1 should use m :)

Almost as real as a Jean Claude Van Dam movie

@SmartSportSystem Well I know certain pressure points work cause I did them to myself. When you get bored and almost knock yourself out in a grocery store, it kinda shouts 2 things. 1: I'm an idiot for trying this on myself in a grocery store. 2: It works.

Hand to the face is good.

ive got a sort of gift where i can see how things work, too. i get it from my dad, he works with computers.

you dont hit the throat at all and you wont damage the nerous system,the problem is bein able to hit them first,a punch is just as effective.

I seen that too.

Not bullshit. Maybe they fall a little easy on the neck hits, but that's just to protect each other I'd say. Most of the hits I've seen in these videos are on vital points AND they don't fake their strikes. They don't hit hard enough to knock someone hard, but hell trust me if you're not used to taking hits on those areas this will fuck you up.

1:25 is real martial arts.

Come on guys, after decades of cagefighting, Pride, UFC and whatnot, there's still people believing in this?

Sorry, iSwagN1, I disagree. While you may be right about the pressure points, there is a whole lot of "fake" in this video. First of all, as I said in my comment, when these people are "knocked out" they are still doing breakfalls. Can you explain how that is? How does someone who is supposedly unconscious have the ability to do a breakfall? Examples of this are at 0:13, 0:20, 0:44 and countless other spots in the video.

no sadly this is not fake try studying pressure point and "dim-mak" and you will see pressure points can do this and much more sometimes even kill pressure point are not magical things in the body they are just point where nerves are weak to pressure.

looks kind o like the fairbain system combato- ;)

dim mak is death touch....but A point on the surface of the body sensitive to pressure. is the litteral defenition of a pressure pioint.....soooo idk it doesent really matter

it does work... Its the exact same thing as overloading a CPU in a computer, if it overloads the computer crashes... A brain can only take 50,000 nerve impulses, therefore if you trigger a higher number of nerve impulses than 50,000 then the brain gets overloaded and "Crashes" causing the brain to shut down temporarily rendering the victim unconscious...

the one on the arm is helpful when you grab someone's arm :D

I'm interested in vital points. I guess they work. I can't find a real life teacher that does them. Sooooo I watch these videos and hold my judgement on weather they work or not.

@wackojacko1000 i also doing martial arts, almost every kind of..., i like boxing too, and i have real fight experiences... this video was recorded on a seminar, and yes, they are stand still to take stupid pressure point punches, coz they wanna learn the exact technique, how they can make their punch much more effective by attacking the nerve system....

Looks like they walk up and instructor gets a free shot on each of them,would rather see these techniques in real hand to hand combat with someone that wants to hurt you

what fighting style is this one?

I acctually saw a bouncer knock out some wise guy with that first clip that strice to the neck.

they all brace for impact, so they're conscious the whole time.

It's check and pass.

Pressure point K.O's are not fake. I watched them work first hand on multiple people yesterday during police academy. I cant vouch for the validity of this video, and obviously the no touch K.O is fake, it's meant to be a joke in this video. Everyone has different sensitivities at different points, so one attack may work on one person but not the next, but trust me this stuff is no joke. If you don't get proper training on how to do it you most likely will never be successful applying them.

It looks like didnt got knock out I think there faking it

Spock called. He wants his neck pinch move back.

if im ever getting jumped or attacked im definatley doing this for self defense.

@SmartSportSystem i did

but your video is not clear, it's very quicly

Just choreography !

actally alot of it is kata believe it or not

Don't know. But the founder is hungarian ^^ Glory to us :D

dont think i allow those moves in the UFC since they pretty easy to do it. and the matches wont be as good if it was always a 3 hit KO from the wrist to elbow to neck/ear now would it.

If you want to see any of our videos then look to the left!.....or type in Small Circle Jujitsu or George Dillman etc etc..You have no idea what my attitude is by the way. I think pressure point fighting is superb but believe that it is only applicable in certain situations.....to attempt to locate and strike points as a good fighter or psycho is going for you is just not real.......but again i invite you to take up the challenge and get someone to 'seriously' attack you and prove me wrong :-)

The Hyuga clan in action lol

Hmmm not so fast big guy, maybe these techniques by themselves are not enough, but they could be de key of wining if mixed with something like krav-maga, because l would be brute force and speed (krav-maga) mixed with intelligent pressure points targeting

looks like they use the application of chowgar

It's funny how they keep falling to the side when they 'supposedly' get knocked out...

@bradt747 BOSS -comme des fous

Very good ... agaisnt totally inexperienced monday night drunk fighters...

more likely to throw a blood clot into a stroke and get stupider a few weeks later as the sub-dermal hematoma gets loose.

A lot of that stuff is probably fake but if you hit someone square in the throat their probably gonna go down or at least give you a few seconds for a follow up

You spelled "Chief" wrong

Is this fake??

I got knocked out as I facepalmed myself. I guess I hit a pressure point.