Learn how to freeze your enemy with pain by activating the Kyusho pressure pain points. The videos on this page demonstrate some of the ancient martial arts pressure points that will shock you. Called “Kyusho” points, or sometimes called ‘weakness points’, these nerve-based points in the body are well known ways to stop your attacker by causing agonizing pain after applying strikes or pressure to them – without injuring your opponent severely. This gives you time to escape. You can learn how to affect your opponent when you apply these pressure/pain points to them by training with a qualified and experienced sensei. Do not “play” with these points on a live training partner unless you know what you are doing. Also, some people do not feel pain and will not respond to pressure on these points, so don’t rely on them for all situations.
Ninjutsu Bujinkan On Demand Kyusho Points in the first video are: Sai, Kaku, Kobura, Shichibatsu, Hadome. In the second video they are Nagare, Jakkin, Sui Getsu, Uko, Kasumi, and others.
But there are more points to learn than what is shown in the videos below. Want to learn more about the Kyusho Pressure Points? The points on the free chart below are typical for the first degree (shodan) black belt at many dojos. There are many more than what you see on the Kyusho chart.
Warning: Do not “play” with kyusho pain point training because you can seriously injure your training partner. Knowledge of these points can have deadly affect and are extensively studied in other martial arts such as Dim Mak.
First Degree Black Belt Kyusho Pressure Points Chart
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The chart above shows the most common Kyusho Pain Points are the most commonly taught on the human body when earning a first degree black belt in Ninjutsu or Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. These points can be calmly pressed or attacked agressively. But be careful when training with live partners as some of these can cause injuries is not practiced properly. Do not practice on live training partners without direct supervision by a skilled sensei.
Watch demonstrations about activating pain with Kyusho Point Pressure
Learn more about Kyusho Pain Points
Many great books are published that go into detail. These ‘secret’ nerve centers in the body have been studied extensively for centuries in many cultures. This list of books about how to incorporate Kyusho Pain Pressure Points can get you started quickly.
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