Alarm points deliver fast effects directly to organs and awaken related meridians, such as Lung by tapping Lung 1 and preparing with Stomach 25 before large intestine targets.

Identify heart alarm points 4, 5, and 6 on the bottom of the hand and practice tapping downward from a hand grab into a z-lock and center lock using ki.

Attack lung meridian and large intestine from a lapel grab in drill 2 of module 8, using conception vessel 12 for stomach 6 or 5, cycle of destruction and yin-yang.

Attack along the meridian by targeting large intestine 10 and then 20 from a center lock. Press stomach 25 as the alarm point before LI 20 and apply tempo.

Practice drill four on front alarm points, targeting Gall Bladder 24 and Gall Bladder 1 from a front punch, using trapping and tapping, with a safe 'shoo' sound.

Perform the final drill for front-body alarm points by targeting spleen 21 from the side after trapping hands and tapping liver 13 with an elbow, aligning with the earth element.

Learn about bladder meridian associated alarm points and the tapping sequence, alarm point first then target point, with directions mostly down (some up) for liver, heart, and intestines.

Execute drill 1 by accessing bladder 19 from behind after a front punch, tapping it, then kneeing gall bladder 31 with the wood element cue 'shoo'.

Perform drill two by tapping bladder 22 and striking triple warmer 12 from a front punch into an arm bar; finish with triple warmer 5 fire.

Drill 3 shows applying kyusho alarm points to bring down an attacker, using UKEs, grabs, and targeting bladder 21, bladder 40, stomach 9 and 12, with the earth element mnemonic 'her'.

Perform an alarm point knockout by tapping stomach 25 to activate the large intestine meridian, then strike large intestine 18, using alarm points, yin yang, and quadrant theory.

Discover how body typing fits into the cycle of destruction in kyusho jutsu, using earth, wood, fire, metal, and water to identify attacker types and target meridians for knockouts.

Explore Kyusho Jutsu knockouts across levels 1 to 3, focusing on revival, safety with a catcher, and developing energy, intention, and visualization with your uke.

A concise dialogue presents leaving him for awhile and the resulting headache, tying the moment to kyusho alarm points and knockouts within this module.

learn to visualize a knockout and apply kyusho alarm points, focusing on lung 1, gall bladder 24, and stomach 5 in a controlled drill with standby safety.

Learn how a UKE describes being knocked out when pressure points are struck, noting minimal jaw pain, brief loss of consciousness, and a post-fall headache.

Explore the three levels of kyusho knockouts, from level one knockout to level three knockout resulting in unconsciousness, and highlight safety, energy visualization, and the legal risks of knockout techniques.

Join the knockout course intro to learn weekly videos on pressure-point knockouts, resuscitation basics, and safety guidelines, including catching practices and legal considerations.

Demonstrates pressure point knockout techniques tied to grab, push, and punch scenarios. Identifies targets such as pericardium 6 and large intestine 18, with safety cautions and practical adaptation for self-defense.

Master proper knockout techniques and discern between self-defense mastery and martial arts entertainment, recognizing the line between real defense and showmanship.

Identify three narco types and concussion risks in self-defense, then examine neurological knockout points such as bladder 10 and triple warmer 17 to understand effective, safe application.

Explore kyusho alarm points and knockouts, focusing on safe intercostal space pressure points near the ribs, including gallbladder and liver points, while noting safety cautions and physiological responses.

In knockouts course lesson 7, learn how misalignment triggers brain overreaction, test hand resistance with focus on the fist, and study natural movements in articular jitsu.

This module on kyusho alarm points and knockouts explains neurological pressure point techniques using stomach five, including targeting under the jaw, directional strike variations, and safety cautions to prevent injury.

Explore kyusho jitsu knockout concepts through a practical, grab-based scenario, mapping targets like gallbladder twenty, spleen six, and gallbladder ten, while integrating water, wood, metal, fire, and earth meridians.

Learn kyusho jitsu knockout techniques with practical applications, focusing on pericardium six, large intestine points, stomach pressure, and controlled elbow strikes from grips and pushes.

Learn practical Kyusho Jitsu knockout techniques using pressure points like large intestine 10 and 18, with step-by-step demonstrations and real-world self-defense applications.

Explore neurological knockouts by tapping triple warmer 23 and spleen six along meridians to influence brain response, emphasizing medical credibility and no-touch techniques.

Demonstrates a two-handed knockout in kyusho jitsu, targeting points such as large intestine, triple warmer, gallbladder 24, liver 13, and an extraordinary point, with optional sound cues to boost effect.

Demonstrate kyusho jitsu knockout techniques through a two-handed grab, targeting spleen 15 or gallbladder 25 for a knockout. Learn energy transfer, polarity action, contouring, and a quick chopper motion.

Learn kyusho jitsu knockout techniques targeting large intestine 20 near the nostril, using nerve responses and opposite-side points like pericardium 6 and small intestine 18, with contact-based training.

Advanced knockout lesson 1 examines stomach five pressure points, nerve proximity, and safety considerations in self-defense.

Explore advanced pressure point knockout concepts, focusing on conception vessel and governing vessel and their role in narco knockouts, while noting safety, energy flow, and meridian considerations.

Explore advanced knockout techniques using Kyusho alarm points, targeting liver 13 and gallbladder 24 with double grabs and spinning strikes to generate a strong knockout.

Explore kyusho alarm points and knockout concepts, including knee to spleen eleven. Learn crane face technique and femoral nerve stimulation with short setups, avoiding bone damage for a decisive effect.

Advanced knockout concepts using large intestine 20 as a crossing meridian point, exploring pressure point applications, touchpoints, and hit points, with setup considerations from pericardium and gallbladder points.

Explore no touch knockouts in Kyusho, using chi ball energy and yin energy at Gall Bladder clusters 13–15 and Triple Warmer 17, with close-range practice, visualization, and recovery.

Explore kyusho grounding principles to escape and regain mobility: avoid back or stomach positions, stay on an elbow and side, create space with controlled kicks, and practice getting up.

Identify the targets of the leg, including the shin, knee, calf, ankle, foot, and thigh, to ensure clear understanding of each leg region and its names.

The knee cluster includes seven points: center lower extremity 2; stomach 34, 35; spleen 10, 9; lower extremity 1, 5. Strike top in and down; bottom in and up.

Explore rubbing the kneecap to induce knee buckling, noting the sensation resembles a massage, and understand how targeting this point can cause the knees to buckle.

Explore the foot's anatomy, from ankle and Achilles to heel, arch, instep, bridge, and toes, and how pressure points on the top and ball aid kicking.

Practice drill 1 by attacking the Spleen 6 with a controlled low kick while alternating legs, turning your body, not to take him down, and prioritizing safety to prevent injury.

Drill 2 adapts the first drill to a stomp kick with shin kicks. Twist to protect the knee, avoid head injury, and consider legal liability while getting up in eye-to-eye.

Attack the exposed inner thigh as the opponent steps back, driving a kick in and through toward kidney 10 or spleen points, angles to hit liver 9 or stomach 34.

Use the Spleen 6 to drive a body-weight takedown, rolling onto the point and using inside points, outside leg points, and the back of the knee.

Block with the arm, roll toward spleen 6, and counter a stomp kick to the head using the elbow. Emphasize protecting the face and applying bodyweight to increase control.

Drill 6 shows a kick defense with a foot lock and radial bone pressure on the calf to twist the foot and release the knee via bladder meridian points 38–40.

Drill 7 teaches a back takedown with a roll, focusing on kyusho alarm points. Apply elbow or radial bone to gall bladder and spleen points while protecting the ankle.

Drill 8 trains on-ground defense: turn your head to guard the face, block kicks, catch the leg, and use body weight with bladder-point pressure to weaken and bring opponent down.

Perform drill nine by using your shoulder to bring down an attacker while blocking with a hand, applying pressure on leg pressure points including spleen on inside and outside.

Drill 10 mirrors drills 8 and 9, performed on hands and knees, blocking the kick with the hand and bringing him down with the kick to save effort, no follow-up.

Students demonstrate kyusho alarm points and knockout techniques, illustrating practical application and group feedback in this module.

Practice alarm points on the front and back, memorize them, and review knockout videos with a uke, applying techniques safely while preparing for module 9 energy transfer.