Master the art of moving your head offline with World Leader in Pressure Point Fighting, Russell Stutely!
In this powerful lesson, Russell Stutely—National Boxing Coach for Cambodia, 7th Dan Karate Jutsu, and Martial Arts Hall of Fame Instructor of the Year (2000)—breaks down why moving your head offline when throwing punches is a game-changer for boxers, martial artists, and self-defense enthusiasts. Learn how to avoid being an easy target, boost your punching power, and enhance your speed and angulation with this critical technique.
Key Points Covered:
- Why a stationary head makes you a sitting duck
- How head movement increases power, speed, and defensive safety
- The role of timing, distance, angulation, and balance
- Practical drills to make head movement second nature
- Tips for coaches to elevate their fighters’ skills
Why This Matters: As Russell says, “Even a moron will know where to hit you if your head stays in the same place!” By mastering head movement, you’ll become unpredictable, powerful, and nearly impossible to hit—whether in the ring, dojo, or a self-defense scenario.
About Russell Stutely:
With accolades like Combat Hall of Fame (2001), 6th Dan Shotokan, and creator of the Open Circle Fighting Method, Russell is a globally recognized authority in martial arts and self-defense. His innovative coaching has transformed fighters worldwide, from beginners to champions.
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