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Testing the waters to see if anyone is interested in Pressure point / Kyusho / Dim Mak type material? Personally, I find some of the pressure point gurus, at times, insufferable (they are so sure of themselves – so when last did they try a pressure point strike against a drunk night club patron or a muscular BJJ purple belt…I have made some of this work in nightclubs, big BJJ purple belts seem to be more of an issue. The question to me is always: “Can you make this work against a strong person coming at you with intent?”).So, amongst the Pressure Point gurus, Evan Pantazi is someone who I might be happy to study with, Chris Thomas is another.Anyways, the sales page info: “The Philippines has a long history of life and death combat. From ancient times to the modern day, the fighting arts of the Filipino archipelago have proven themselves time and again to be efficient, effective and extremely deadly forms of fighting. There are countless systems of Filipino martial arts spread throughout the thousands of islands in this region. Many are family arts and no outsider will likely ever learn them. Fortunately, many have also been made available to the rest of the world. From the Kyusho perspective the study begins with learning revival and restorations, but then develops mobile arm targeting as its Martial foundation. When you dissect an attack, besides a kicking action, all other attacks start with the arms, but the challenge is that the arms are the fastest moving parts of the body with the greatest range of motion and directional attack capability. So it is a very challenging section of training that should be integrated into every session, in so many variations. There are other ways to make this level a bit easier and one is in the skill of Arm Trapping. Kali Master Raffi Derderian and Kyusho Practitioner Evan Pantazi – a collaborative film.https://www.amazon.com/Kyusho-Kali-Empty-Hands-VOL-1/dp/8415…