PRESSURE POINT FIGHTING

Practical self defense is further enhanced by learning how to manipulate the body's sensory nervous system. By touching, striking or rubbing pressure points on the body it is often possible to subdue or control an assailant with little effort. The study of pressure point fighting is called Kyusho Jitsu ("One Second Fighting") or Dim Mak ("Artery Manipulation" or often "Death Touch"). These methods are especially useful for police and other law enforcement officers who must control an individual without causing any permanent damage, bruising or bleeding. Doctors and nurses who deal with patients that may become violent find these techniques useful in maintaining control or simply getting out of the altercation until help arrives.

Pressure points can be used to enhance the effects of your current arsenal. They are easy to learn and the effects can be astonishing. Bojuka Canada teaches pressure point activation with mechanical backup as part of regular training. Pressure Point Study Groups are offered to advanced students who wish to enhanced their knowledge of pressure points and the human nervous system and earn ranking in Kyusho Jitsu.

Chad Barry is a certified Master Instructor under Grandmaster George Dillman of Dillman Karate International. Master Barry is also the Associate Director of the Kyusho International Alliance (KIA). KIA was established by Grandmaster Steve Stewart as an alliance, not an association or federation, to perpetuate the study, research and instruction of Kyusho Jitsu and Combat Pressure Points.

To schedule a pressure points seminar please contact Master Chad Barry at seminars@bojuka.ca.