Comments

Thank you for all your interest and support for this amazing knowledge of Kyusho, from healing, to martial and law enforcement, it is the most efficient method for you to use. As such we would like to lit here just a very small sampling of comments from around the world:

From James (South Africa)

Evan Pantazi I just want to thank you for being the greatest Martial Arts teacher ever. I am a Martial Arts instructor myself and through your teachings and videos that I watch I incorporate some of it into our training with great results and success. I currently have acute bronchitis for the past five weeks, it became so severe that I could not breathe for at least six times on several occassions. This morning on my birthday I had the most frightening bronchitis attack where I could not breathe, I had to wake up one of my students(ShaunJansen) to revive me and he used the technique for heart attack or asthma attack and it worked. I could feel with the second strike I could breath again and with that I thank you for saving my life and countless other people's lifes knowingly and unknowingly, I wish we could meet someday so that I can thank you in-person for your great teachings and give my and my students respect to you sire. There are more testimonies from us of how your videos, skills, knowledge and teaching has helped and saved people's lives. Thank you so much sir for everything you are doing. GOD bless

From Dan (USA)

My favorite hobby is going through this site and figuring how to incorporate your material into the tai chi sets, it’s not easy but it’s endless hours of fun!

Cheers sir thanks for all you do!

Dan

From Gary (France)

Dear Evan,

I hope this email finds you in good health and high spirits. I wanted to take a moment to express my deep gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the international Kyusho convention.

It was an incredible experience, full of learning and exceptional encounters. I was truly delighted to be a part of this event, where I had the chance to learn from passionate and humble individuals, much like myself, who are eager to share their knowledge. I couldn't imagine being in a better place, and I am truly honored to have met you all in such close proximity.

The knowledge I gained during this convention was invaluable, and I look forward to continuing this education and deepening my skills in the field of Kyusho. The interactions with the group members were truly inspiring, and I aim to maintain these precious connections in the future.

I want to warmly thank the entire organizing team and the instructors for their dedication to making this event a success. I am grateful for their hard work and commitment to the Kyusho community.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any suggestions, feedback, or if you'd like to share additional resources helpful for my journey in Kyusho. I eagerly anticipate future opportunities to participate in similar events and continue growing in this fascinating art.

Once again, thank you immensely for this unforgettable experience. I look forward to seeing you all again at our future gatherings.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Garry

From Steve (USA)

Thank you so much.

What brought me to you was that in the 4 years with Oyata I never saw him do and especially teach any revivals.

I really appreciate that is the first thing you present in your program. My EMS partners think I'm crazy until I use a Kyusho technique to help them overcome an illness. (they still think I'm a little crazy) LOL

Your program is the best.

Steve

From Edward (USA)

Hi Evan, Wanted to say your life's work is truly amazing.  Been practicing now for almost 40 years and being Western, its been hard to learn the real stuff.  You have done an amazing job and Thank you.   Kind of sad we had to train for sooo many years incorrectly, been to china and still nothing good.  Was laying on my floor watching youtube and BAAAM the truths where revealed.  I guess better late than never.

From Rod (USA)

Hi Evan,

I have just got to say again that the platinum subscription is amazing, it is an encyclopedia. I recommend it for everyone, questions I've had for years are being answered. I'm seeing the theories come alive. I've heard you say for years Kyusho isn't pressure points. I wouldn't listen to that, I had my training and stuck with it. Finally I joined the platinum subscription and the doors have opened, my thinking has changed, my potential has changed.

Thanks, Rod

From David (Canada)

Dear Mr. Pantazi,

I hope you and your family are well these days.

My super old 97 yo mother in law lives with us.  She can't walk. She can't feed herself.  She doesn't know who anyone is except the cat.  We use the constipation recipe to keep her regular and it has worked every time. I'm just glad I'm not the you who has to sit with her and apply it.

A comment you made in your conversation with John Festa struck a note with me.  I too think about kyusho a lot and have integrated the healing and intimacy aspects into my own life with very positive results.  Asha has also tried some healing on her dog and she thinks it worked.  My only regret is that I didn't learn it earlier in my life.

Have  a good holiday and a Happy New Year.  Asha and I look forward to seeing you again next year.

Sincerely, Dave

From Richard (USA)

Master Pantazi, I've purchased several of your DVDs and have learned much from them. Having trained in a Japanese karate style that is one of the first Kyokushin offshoots, I'm aware of the damage we can do to each other. I'm also aware of the legal troubles that can bring.
After reading so many posts which claim Kyusho doesn't work, I want to let you know that I have experienced it at work twice, both times doing partner work.

The first was in sparring. We were going light. I threw a left front kick from a high chamber. My partner threw a right front kick half-second later. His knee deflected my kick from its trajectory, causing the ball of my foot to connect with the top of his pubic bone. He dropped like a stone, though my kick did not have much juice on it and he's a big guy. He was unable to continue.

The second time happened to me. Working with a brown belt, throwing knees to the torso. No contact to be made, but he reacted by dropping his elbows down into my thigh. One elbow did no damage, the other struck me on a point which you ID'd at the top front of the thigh. There's a mirror point on the back of the thigh. It dropped me straight to the floor. It was involuntary and immensely painful. Produced a wicked good bruise too.

Apologies for not remembering the Point Names. The results are real and considerable. Do you ever teach in Chicago?

Best,
Richard

From Steven (Australia)

Good Day Sir. Steven xxxxxxxx here from down under (Ex pat from the USA).Just
a note to say good work  in your field .There is a lot to go through so as
I usually have to a lot a set period of time to the study the vast
materials or I would be at the PC all day,but thats the beauty digital you
can go back and re watch it again.

I personally like the Sanchin and Seisan courses along with the
Rukishu/DimMak. Its good to be along time platium member (glad I joined when
I did). The amount I pay is money well spent.
I would'nt keep you  because I know your a busy man (things to do,places to
go,and people to see) so until next time keep up the great work.

Steven

From Richard (UK)

That said, and having had a long interest in various aspects of East Asian culture, I would like to thank you for your work - discovering your videos has been a satori-like experience of insight.]

From Brian (California, USA)

Hey Evan,

My first client today had a stroke with R sided hemiplegia. Tight R bicep, sciatic nerve to control R leg, R great toe spasticity.

I used R Median nerve technique for bicep (armbar bicep release), R low back /side of iliac crest techniques for sciatic nerve (rear low back/side of iliac crest sacral nerve atracks) and R medial tibia  (escape from rear naked choke). I will ask the client during the week for any improvements/changes.

My client did recognize these points as being problem areas. I see her 1x every week -so I have a regular training partner.

From Steve (England, UK)

Hi Sir, wow I'm a little stunned, if you'll pardon the pun. Such a vast amount of material :-)I don't think I'll ever have to buy another book or video. Its going to take years to work through all this. Sadly I've only been able to get four of the original eight on board at this time. Myself'Tom Paul and Keith. But I hope to generate more interest in the coming months. This maybe a stupid question but I cant see the wood for the trees 🙂 Is there a syllabus to follow?Given there's so much material a syllabus would give us a goal to head towards. Hence make progress easier.Otherwise we may be barking up the wrong trees and getting ahead of ourselves. Or do we just start at the top of the list ( Bronze ) and work our way down? We plan to meet up tomorrow to discuss how to move forwards. So any guidance would be appreciated. But just have to say this is all very impressive and fascinating. Many thanks for allowing us on board. With great respect Steve

From:  Dennis   (California,USA)

Mr Pantazi,

I am new to your website, but I want to compliment you on your teaching approach.  I greatly appreciate the straight forward anatomical explanations you give.  It is far easier to understand and integrate, than the TCM stuff.  I've been following the US revelation of kyusho since the early '90s, but only discovered your stuff last month. Thanks you for making this available!

Best Regards

From: David (Switzerland) 

Sir Pantazi,

Thank you very much for your indefatigable overall lead by excellent example!

Sincerely yours,

From: Bobby (Greece)

Greetings from Greece,where Kyusho is slowly developing and gaining more enthusiasts.
My name is Bobby Symvoulidis and i have the privilidge of representing Kyusho in my country.My training in martial arts started on 2001 at the age of 32 with Wing Chun Kung Fu under Sifu George Kontras and i continue to do so, not because i believe it is better than other styles. There is no such thing. As Bruce Lee pointed some time ago, the style that fits you best is the one that truly expresses yourself.

Many of us forget that all the martial arts are one big family. That is what Kyusho is reminding us.The art of pressure points unites all the systems and styles because it fits perfectly in each and every one of them.I discovred it by accident on Youtube about 2 years ago and was immediately fascinated. It took me over a year to contact master Evan Pantazi.

I hesitated because there was no instructor here in Greece.It was one of the best decicions i ever made.

The Kyusho affiliate program gave me the opportunity to study this fine art and spread this knowledge to others,which is the mission of Kyusho International. The Knowledge is unlimited and also helps me have  better understanding of my own style.

What i have experienced so far is beyond words and i am realy greatful for the support i am getting from the organization. It is an art that promotes safety above all and teaches you not only the martial aspects but also through the Health and Wellness program, ways to relieve maybe a friend or a member of your family from many health issues that we have to deal with throughout the year. And that side of Kyusho is even greater. To me,to be able to give pain is a good skill to have in order to protect yourself. To be able to take pain from someone is a true blessing.

The best part is,you can take Kyusho with you your whole life and your own style with it because it is based on the simple fact that as we age we cannot any stronger or faster. But we can balance this by getting wiser and more knowledgeable

From: David (United Kingdom) 

Evan,

I had the opportunity to watch the DVD properly over the weekend with my wife who is a Paramedic Officer with the London Ambulance Service. We both liked the way in which the information was presented, i.e. martial application followed by first aid recipe. She was particularly interested in the ‘heart revival’ technique shown as an alternative to CPR; we both already utilise several of the other applications included but some were unknown to us and will be put to good use as and when required,

Thanks for a very useful addition to my Kyusho library.

Best Regards