by admin | Aug 22, 2025 | Training
Mansfield, MA (USA) 2010 Although changing from RyuKyu Sanchin (an old Okinawan version) and Saam Chien (an older Chinese version) to the Uechi Ryu version, the study of Sanchin has never ceased. As you may know from prior films and seminars I publicly began sharing...
by admin | Aug 8, 2025 | Training
I began travelling to teach Kyusho in the early 1990's and after 30 years have begun to tailor down. I was often in a different country 2 or 3 (occasionally 4) weekends each month. Although I rarely filmed or allowed filming at the sessions as I felt in more important...
by admin | Jul 25, 2025 | People, Training
Everyone can learn, even online! As I had traveled to 45 countries over 30+ years, I have been fortunate enought to share Kyusho with thousands of people. Many had become instructors and have duplicated my Knockout ideas as well as integrate Kyusho into their...
by admin | Jul 4, 2025 | Training
Cincinnati, Ohio 2001 Filmed by Dojo TV at Gary Rooks hosted seminar. This is Part 2 of a two part seminar, basic applications with the use of Pressure Points as I was still working with George Dillman (and that is what he wanted to model Kyusho with). Still there are...
by admin | Apr 25, 2025 | Training
Kyusho training has unlimited possibility One such training possibility is in prearranged combinations, typically named for the transition use of attack methods. But with Kyusho we add a more diverse and effective set of tools, targets and trajectories. As an example,...
by admin | Apr 18, 2025 | Training
A Medieval Bubishi This research and post topic came in from one of Kyusho's subscribers Jason (last name withheld for privacy): Dear Mr. Pantazi, I came across a history article I think you may find interesting. The title is : The Many Lives of the Medieval Wound Man...