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5th of 9 Leg Knockouts using Hohan Sokens Kyusho Targets For Neko Ashi Dachi, Fumikomi, Kosa Dachi, or in Kobudo Bo and Eku attacks As we have seen in the prior Lower Kandan Kyusho Targets presented in Hohan Sokens Secret notes (Download a set of these notes - Click...
Uchikuroboshi
4 of 9 Leg Knockouts from Hohan Soken Affects: Fainting - Gives severe pains to loin by stimulation of calf bone artery and calf bone nerves and shin artery and bone nerves, and cause loss of motor functions at lower legs. - Hohan Soken With 9 targets on...
Double Shokens
From Uechi Ryu, Sanseiru Image used with permission from Jim Maloney, Uechi Ryu Canada https://www.facebook.com/jim.maloney.9862 The "Shoken" or "Tigers Tooth" (also known by many other names), is a powerful tool. It is a weapon like this that let's you...
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Body Knockout Target Training
More with the 6 Ji Hands and Bob Last week we worked with the 6 Ji Hands on the Head and Neck area targets that would cause unconsciousness. The same holds true for Kyusho's body targets as they all can cause unconsciousness and even fatality when struck correctly and...
Knockout Target Training Intro
With the 6 Ji Hands and Bob Constant hand training is a must to develop greater Kyusho skills as your hands will feel how to strike and where to strike… with proper trajectory. This does not mean you need to strike a Makiwara, Wooden Dummy, Heavy Bag or any dormant...
Uechi Sanchin Tuite Application
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...
Koori Intro
Why Didn't They Tell Us? Well they sort of told us, but never told us the how or why of it, like most Karate. This target is the instep of the foot, we were all told to stomp it, but we were never told it could cause the opponent to faint or pass out. And they never...