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Practical application of nerve pressure points Kyusho Vol.1
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Practical application of nerve pressure points Kyusho Vol.1

By Renshi Erwin Pfeiffer & Headmaster MAA-I Bernd Höhle
Created byMario Masberg
Last updated 4/2023
English
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What you'll learn

  • Learn the basic techniques of Kyusho-Jitsu
  • What are nerve pressure points?
  • Areas and stimulus possibilities
  • Possible uses of nerve points
  • Anatomy and location of nerve points
  • The most important nerve points on the entire human body
  • Nerve points with application for self-defense

Course content

1 section • 18 lectures • 1h 9m total length

  • Trailer1:36

    Explore the practical application of nerve pressure points through kyusho vol.1, as this trailer hints at high-stakes, life-and-death implications.

  • Introduction0:43

    Explore practical applications of nerve pressure points, pain spots, and self-defense techniques in combat and martial arts, taught by Irvin Pfeiffer with a focus on jujitsu and hapkido.

  • What are nerve spots2:20

    Explore nerve pressure spots along the body's meridians, used in acupuncture, acupressure, and self defense for pain relief and first aid.

  • Parts and stimulation opportunity1:55

    Discover nerve pressure points across the head, throat, arms, legs, and torso, and learn three application methods: pressure, rubbing, and hitting, to influence energy lanes.

  • Application opportunity and limitation1:10

    Apply nerve pressure spots to stop the opponent, affect them as a lever, or incapacitate, plan backup spots for varying sensitivity, and treat them as additions to martial art.

  • Upper arm Elbow outside6:24

    Explore nerve pressure point techniques on the upper arm, focusing on triple warmer points 12 and 11. Learn their locations—the v neck of the triceps and the elbow rubbing spot.

  • Upper arm up front5:28

    Learn about pericardium number two on the upper arm near the biceps, its energy line to the middle finger, and top-down hits that incapacitate and control the attacker.

  • Upper arm inside5:03

    Explore nerve pressure points on the upper arm inside in Kyusho Vol.1, focusing on hard spot two about three to four finger widths from elbow, with counter and attack applications.

  • Throat sidewards back4:47

    Explore throat nerve pressure points, focusing on collar number 18 and collar number 10 to steer the body, induce pain, and direct an opponent to the ground.

  • Throat up front4:21

    Explore stomach number 11, a throat-area pressure point near the larynx pit, with inner and outer activation and safety cautions, plus defensive positioning.

  • Head sidewards3:36

    Apply nerve pressure point techniques on the head, focusing on the side-of-jaw spot near ear. Activate triple warmer 17 behind the ear diagonally toward eye to counter chokes and grabs.

  • Head up front3:59

    Explore head-area nerve pressure point small bowl 18 near the eye and its activation, causing pain or facial dysfunction. The lecture covers rubbing or hitting techniques and related attack scenarios.

  • Upper Body5:28

    Master practical nerve pressure point techniques for the upper body, including the collarbone area and spleen 20. Learn about lunge points and colon 18, activated downward for defensive applications.

  • Inner thigh3:57

    Activate liver nine against the thigh bone with head pressure or rubbing, behind the thigh muscle, near the knee, following the gallbladder meridian to weaken the leg.

  • Outer thigh4:53

    Expose the outer thigh nerve pressure points gallbladder 31 and 32, explaining how hits cause leg dysfunction and breakdown through front thigh anatomy and targeted strikes.

  • Inner lower leg4:26

    Explore Spleen six nerve pressure point on inner lower leg, where two meridians intersect, and how activation from angles or directly to the bone can threaten ligaments and aid counterattacks.

  • Conclusion8:45

    In this conclusion, the course reviews the locations and activation methods of nerve pressure points across the arm, head, throat, and leg, with safety cautions and guidance for kyusho practice.

  • Credits0:41

    Explore the credits for the practical application of nerve pressure points Kyusho Vol. 1 in this course.

Requirements

  • No previous knowledge necessary
  • For anyone interested in martial arts
  • The techniques are easy to learn.

Description

Grandmaster Erwin Pfeiffer Renshi 8th Dan Ju-Jitsu, Founder and Kancho of the Jigo-Do Defense System.

Erwin Pfeiffer is a master of JuJitsu and Hapkido.
This instructional film shows points of pain, which are important in self-defense with help of some practical examples, together with Bernd Höhle.


The selection of the points of attack were chosen purposefully in such a way that several points in defense are considered.

A variety of attacks may beused.


The contents of the film offer various suggestions and ideas of application for all people that are involved in martial arts and people that are interested in self-defense.

Everybody should select their own techniques that are most suitable for them and use them in their defense.


Master Erwin Pfeiffer has practiced martial arts for over fourty years.

He has concentrated on dealing with nerve points for a long time.

He deals with many different types of martial arts, such as Japanese Kyusho, the Korean Kupso, and many others.

These different types work with points of pain as well. He sets a high value on realistic techniques, the efficiency and self-protection.


This course is a must for anyone who wants to deal with the topic and also serves as a basis for further courses.

Who this course is for:

  • For beginners and advanced learners who want to get to know the Basic Techniques of Pressure Point Fighting

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