Adding Kyusho Jutsu to Taekwondo (Koryo)

Observe a sensei demonstration of Koryo poomsae in Taekwondo, highlighting kyusho jutsu concepts within the Koryo form.

Watch a Kukkiwon World Taekwondo HQ demonstration of Goryeo poomsae, mastering its 13 key moves and sequential techniques through focused practice and breathing.

Kids experience martial arts kids fun through energetic drills and chants, including hup, ready, go, one neck cues, and globe imagery from the caption.

Explore how kyusho jutsu integrates with taekwondo koryo poomsae through 13 key moves, supported by Kukkiwon demonstrations, pressure point overlays, and meridian charts for safe, focused practice.

Explore henka variations of kata as a three-phase transformation—learn, understand, and own the form—while applying pressure-point training, evasion, and nagashi to create purposeful, adaptable techniques.

Explore movement one in koryo poomsae, tong milgi junbi jase, using open palms and a ready stance, with pressure points like pericardium six, large intestine 18, and stomach five.

Movement two teaches two consecutive kicks with the same leg to draw attention and dominate. It links pressure-point targets on the leg with follow-through kicks to break structure and balance.

Learn movement three jeocheojireugi to strike the lower abdomen downward after pulling back, using large intestine 11 and 12 and gallbladder cluster pressure points with two fingers, intent to flow.

Learn koryo poomsae techniques from Kukkiwon taekwondo, using a downward fist to press and twist joints, target kneecaps, and apply pressure points like heart three and stomach nine and ten.

Explore a Kyusho jutsu technique using the elbow edge and fist in a straight-line attack from inside out, with wrist locks, horse stance, and pressure-point manipulation.

Learn a Kyusho Jutsu self-defense technique from a shirt grab using a reversed knife-hand to strike the face and torso, targeting lung five and triple warmer 17, with height-width-depth control.

Move seven in kyusho jutsu demonstrates sonar aramaki, using an open hand to strike and block while targeting pressure points like lung five and triple warmer 17 to subdue opponents.

Apply movement eight of kyusho jutsu in taekwondo by targeting lung five, lung one, mental nerve 18, and triple warmer 17 to disrupt balance. Learn meridian strikes and safe tips.

Learn kyusho jutsu in taekwondo through batang san nullo makki, turning blocks into locks and applying pressure points like large intestine 20 and large intestine 11–12 for control.

Master movement ten in kyusho jutsu with taekwondo, using stomach five strikes and backhand options from a double grab, emphasizing follow through and pressure point accuracy.

Examine movement 11 palmer haecho makki, a torso block to the solar plexus followed by an armbar wrist lock, with trapping hands and yawara stick pressure points.

Explore Kyosho jutsu in Taekwondo Koryo, focusing on six g hands from the Bubishi, wrist-elbow transitions, and pressure points like small intestine 19, gallbladder 20, and choke concepts.

Explore movement 13 pure jirugi in kyusho jutsu for taekwondo, targeting solar plexus and vital pressure points, with variations, mental nerve strikes, and come-along techniques.

Explore kyusho pressure point striking in taekwondo with a variety of weapons, from knife hand corner to forearm, applying two-way action to activate points.

Explore the difference between structure and balance, showing how breaking structure reduces power and enables locks with pressure points for control.

Practice Kyusho jutsu in taekwondo grappling drills, emphasizing height, width, depth, energy projection, and intent between uke and tori.

Learn head pressure points in kyusho jutsu, including stomach points 3, 5, 9, and 10, and strike methods with two way action, emphasizing self-defense and legal implications.

Explore yin and yang meridians, head involvement, and weapon choices in Kyusho Jutsu for Taekwondo. Develop striking patterns and energy drills, from elbow to liver or spleen, and center lock.

Explore Kyusho jutsu in Taekwondo by controlling two of three factors—height, depth, and width—to win, using stomach 25 pressure, radial bone movement, and work guided by yin and yang points.

This lecture demonstrates using Triple Warmer 17 and MHN 18 to control depth, turn the neck, and bring down or pin an opponent, with headlock drills from standing or ground.

Harness chi energy to project a sharp energy strike, visualize energy flow through points like stomach 12 and heart 8, and use energy to control or overload an opponent.

Learn to receive impact by absorbing pushes and punches, turning your body with your shoulders and waist, and applying knife awareness to tip versus rounded blades.

Learn three activation methods for pressure points—pressing, striking, and rubbing—and see how Large Intestine 10 and Triple Warmer points respond with hammer fist, knuckle strikes, and lateral rubbing.

Master two-way action by pressing and pulling to activate pressure points, using a twisting strike with the correct angle, illustrated at Large Intestine 17.

Master the arm bar from behind with a neutral spine, using the ulna bone to rub Triple Warmer points 11 and 12, directing up, down, or forward with spiral pressure.

Explore the octagon of eight directional movements for kyusho jutsu in taekwondo, showing how to avoid strikes and counter from multiple angles with or without weapons.

Practice a daily two to three minute energy-flow visualization, moving an energy ball from your body to the opponent to strike lung points with a knife-hand, enhancing eye-contact connection.

Master Ali offers a Kyusho Jutsu black belt program from beginner to advanced mastery, earning two titles; review the included PDF and promo videos on pressure points.