Uechi Sanchin Tuite Application

by admin | Oct 1, 2021 | Beginner

It's the Nerves... Not the Joints In Kyusho training, we always attack the nerves as opposed to the Joints in Locking, Throwing or Dislocations. We do this for efficiency and greater affects on the opponent with far less power and or damage. We never seek to Dislocate...

Online Kyusho Training Session

by admin | May 29, 2020 | Beginner

    Platinum Subscribers May 8, 2020 With Kyusho practitioners from around the world Austria, Morocco, Canada, Switzerland, Ireland, England and US...  this link was available fora limited number of Platinum Subscribers as Zoom only handles 20 - 40 online...

Taikyoku Hand Pattern

by admin | May 1, 2020 | Beginner, Styles

    Kyusho Applications Taikyoku has a predominant hand action sequence, which seems simplistic, but is almost profound in it's depth of possibility. Let's start by looking at the benefits to the practitioner in their Mind, Body and Spirit as the pattern...

Arm Paralysis Incapacitation

by admin | Apr 10, 2020 | Beginner, Information

    How to get each affect Paralysis and Dysfunction are vastly different in their affects on an opponent, however either could give you the advantage. Paralysis is caused by attacking the nerve with a certain trajectory which causes; Pain and subsequent...

Loss of Motor Control

by admin | Feb 21, 2020 | Beginner, Information, Science

  Another Kyusho Affect When we apply a correct neurological Kyusho attack, we can observe a loss of motor control. But why... we have seen other effects such as loss of consciousness as well as even seizures... but what is motor control and what causes this...

Reverse Breathing

by admin | Feb 14, 2020 | Beginner, Energy, Health, Styles, Training

  For Kyusho A question from one of the Patreon Subscribers read as follows: Doug O'Connor  Reverse breathing.  When performing kata (I.e., Sanchin, Naihanchi, etc.), do you use reverse breathing?  And also when performing Kyusho movements?  I have been reading...