Free pressure point fighting video lessons: knockout points, waveforms, balance points and how to make every technique work better.
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Learn the training method and safety protocols for pressure point knockouts, and why you must never knock someone out for fun.
Twenty wrist locks are really twenty ways to apply one type of lock. Learn the principles behind the only three locks and you can apply them anywhere.
Learn the principle of clearing the elbow, how to use it for any entry or attack, and how it takes your opponent's balance for defence.
Why some people say pressure points don't work, the principles that make them work, and the simple corrections that turn failure into success.
Learn how the shoulders affect balance, distance and power, and how to take your opponent's balance away to open a window to strike.
Learn the principle of fulcrum, lever and base, and how it makes your locks, your defences against locks and your strikes more effective.
Learn the principle of using balance points to make Osoto Geri easier. A simple idea that makes this takedown work more efficiently in self-defence.
Go beyond the ABC of striking and torque. The D, E and F of waveform striking add speed to your strikes and can add power as well. Worth training.
How the waveform movement makes joint locks far more painful and effective with very little effort, and how to train waveform locks safely with control.
The Egg Cutter Knockout shows how pressure points can be used together for dramatic effect. Why combining points works and how to train it safely.
Can you really knock someone down by hitting the arm? How the machete arm chop works, why it causes a takedown at the least, and how to train it safely.
An easy pressure point knockout explained and shown: why the target works, what makes the strike effective, and how to train it safely with control.
Why don't you see pressure points in MMA fights? The simple reason is that most fighters don't know them, just like grappling in the early UFC.
The best way to learn pressure points is to train them. A short look at how we train pressure point fighting at a higher level.
The best way to train for pressure point knockouts: targets, angles, relaxed power and how to practise safely with a partner.
A longer look at using pressure points within your own martial art, and how to apply the principles to the techniques you already train.
How pressure points fit into the martial art you already train, from karate to boxing and grappling, without starting again from scratch.
How pressure point fighting works and why you can add it to the skills you already have very quickly, whatever martial art or style you train.
Pressure point fighting is the most misunderstood subject in martial arts. Learn how it really works and what you need to know before anything else.
The basic rules behind pressure point knockouts, explained in a longer lesson: why they only work when balance, angle, power and set-up come together.
A quick pressure point knockout demonstration at low power with a compliant partner, and what changes when it is done on the move at full speed.
How Players to the Game make every technique more effective, shown on a lock with a couple of pressure points that make it easier to apply.
Short lesson on making pressure point knockouts actually work: balance, angle, relaxed power and set-ups, not a magic touch on a static partner.