
Master Ali introduces kyosho jutsu to ninjutsu san shin by teaching how pressure points enhance technique. Overlay demonstrations with pressure-point insights for beginners to black belt.
Learn to heal with pressure points, including pericardium six, stomach nine and ten, spleen 12, and large intestine ten, to regulate blood flow, address blood pressure, and relieve pain.
This lecture showcases martial arts for kids with fun, energetic cues such as ready and go, engaging young learners through playful, child-friendly activity.
Learn how henka variations transform a kata from learning to mastery, guided by pressure points and the ukenagashi flow.
Demonstrates chi no kata using pericardium points pc6 and pc7, plus conception vessel 14, to weaken the chest and wrist while blocking and striking skills unfold.
Explore kyusho jutsu in ninjutsu san shin through lung meridian pressure points, including lung eight to four and stomach nine to ten, with two-way pressing toward neck targets.
Demonstrate large intestine 18 and small intestine 19 pressure points to disrupt an attacker in Ka no kata, the fire element, using two-way action and varied entry angles.
Demonstrate Fu no kata by tapping pressure points, including stomach three and Conception Vessel twelve alarm point, to activate the stomach meridian and illustrate safe, controlled technique overlays.
Explore kyusho jutsu techniques in ku no kata, overlaying bladder and intestinal points (bladder 40, 62; small intestine 3) to weaken head, neck, ears, and knee joints.
Label the 12 meridians and governor and conception vessels on a mannequin named Chip, using color charts to locate arm, leg, head, and body points for kyusho jutsu.
Offers a Kyusho Jutsu black belt program led by Master Ali that takes you from beginner to advanced mastery, explores pressure points, and adds Kyusho Jutsu to Ninjutsu San Shin.
Let’s talk about what “Kyusho Jitsu” really is. Kyusho simply is the study of the human body and its nervous system. By studying this system you can take any of the techniques and kata in your system and make them incredibly effective, easy to apply and devastating for anyone and everyone! You will begin to learn how to interpret each and every move and discover there is absolutely NO WASTED Movement, each and every move has incredible power and significant meaning… even the formal beginnings.
How does it all work? Kyusho Jitsu teaches you how to disrupt a person’s nervous system, allowing you to easily perform various techniques and manoeuvres. Techniques like joint locks, arm bars and throws are done by temporarily shutting off various joints or by affecting specific nerves in the body to make them more painful and easier to manipulate. This allows you to quickly disable and subdue any attacker or classroom partner.
Kyusho becomes the great equalizer that has been discussed in the arts for centuries.
Whether you are a Grand Master or a beginner, Kyusho Jitsu will help you to develop your art. If this book is an introduction for you, or you are currently a student you will find it a most valuable companion to your martial arts career.
Remember to enjoy your study; it is not the destination, but the journey.
An old Samurai saying is "The Talented Hawk Hides Its Claws."
Having an in-depth knowledge of pressure points and how they affect the body is indeed a great asset and hidden talent.
When you size up an opponent or when they size you up, you can see their muscles, your eyes, and your stance but you cannot see their knowledge of pressure points.
So it is a great tool to know and to use.
I hope this brief introductory has been of benefit to you and that it has intrigued you to take the next step and join my course, Adding Kyushu Jutsu to Ninjutsu. In this course, I will add pressure points to the Kihon Happo. And then take the best course of action that will have a tremendous impact on your life and ninjutsu, take my full black belt course on Kyusho Jutsu.
I am Grand Master Ali and bid you “Shikin Haramitsu DaiKo Myo”
PLEASE NOTE: This course is NO LONGER a free course, but still priced very reasonably. Thanks.