Nerve Strikes—Targeting the Pain Response: Core JKD

Ming goes into detail defining on what to look for on nerve and trigger point strikes. What matters, why it matters. He also details practices to help de-sensitize you to pain in your training. For any martial art or self defense system looking to gain greater understanding of the pain response in this area of training.

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[JTutorials]

After just 3 minutes in: VERY well presented. That 3D anatomy model made things much clearer compared to the previous video on this topic. Subscribed.

[m.kasper]

Good Morning, I'd like to take a moment to say thank you & I appreciate your professionalism in the way you teach on your video's, I can also appreciate clean no foul language like some others do. Very informative and we'll explained techniques, I believe that somehow I've been blessed with the ability to learn nerve & pressure points, it's almost like I already knew about that spot if you know what I mean. It seems to come natural. But I just wanted to say thank you sir for your training videos and the manner in which they're made, we'll done! May God Bless You, Enjoy your day, I'm a new very grateful fan/student.

[DaveCurrieDesigns]

I know when I hit my funny bone even lightly my arm is useless for a good minute. Great techniques!

[tomjohn]

It's nice to see such a professional, informative, training video, thank you!

[discgoldude]

Once again a nice, very informative video.
I´m looking forward to meeting you guys in Germany in October, as I will participate in the seminar together with one or two friends and training partners of mine.

[silasashe]

Great points. Not until I started sparring and feeling the energy of my opponent did I fully realize my potential. All the techniques and philosophies in the world are useless if your emotional mind cannot handle the stress of a fight or flight scenario. When the lizard brain takes over, you don't want it to be the first time you experience that rush of adrenaline in a real world scenario. Thanks for the vids

[selfelevation]

This was a good video here Sifu.. . . i like this one.. I took alot from this one.. . .

[leonardkimble]

You remind me of my Sensei! RIP. You two would have got along great!

[y.wirasmoyo]

I kind of lost about Karate hitting nerves. This help me alot

[rubygreen]

I got the damaging pain from practice with I foolishly tried getting out of a craddle with a bridge and instead ended up in a back bend.

[Dr.북미마이]

She really doesn't wanna do this haha

[rubygreen]

So I was wondering if the crane position in kongfu is a viable form in a fight, and is it affective.or is it a big opening for your enemy.