I want to be a Black Belt in Kyusho, but how?

Since I first starting writing articles on Kyusho on my first Kyusho website several years ago I am often asked as to how someone can obtain a Black Belt in the art. So today I will explain what is necessary to achieve this, but not from the local perspective, but for those of you who are far away from a qualified instructor. (Students using the home study or online study please email me for information on this topic).

When I teach a Novice Certification Course here in my home town it is a one year endeavor. Students come once per month for 3 hours on a Saturday afternoon. They learn the theory and very importantly the practical application of this theory. After one year there is a 3 hour examination. 1 1/2 hour written and 1 1/2 practical. They are then awarded a probationary Black Belt which I will typically convert to 1st Dan after 6 months at no additional cost to the student.

As for distance learning it would work somewhat differently, but the approximate time frame of one year would still apply. Here is an example. Next week I am travelling to Romania to do a few seminars. When I am finished I am hoping to have some 10-20 people interesting in pursuing pressure point study to an advanced level. Once the group has been assembled I would travel back every 3-4 months and do a full weekend of classes, which would cover 3-4 months of materials. When I return months later this would be reviewed and new materials added in the same way. After one year, or approximately 4 weekend long sessions the students would be tested for their rank in Kyusho Jitsu. I do the testing under the umbrella or Kyusho International Alliance.

If you would like to understand better how all this works, this LINK will take you to my contact information page. Please remember I will be away from June 16th to June 25. But I will return your calls when I am back.

So you want to learn Pressure Points?

I have never met a martial artist who was not interesting in some way in learning pressure points. When I first got into the arts 26+ years ago I purchased a book that was supposed to teach me these secrets. I don't remember who wrote the book, but I do remember it didn't work very well.

Today the biggest knowledge is learning pressure points is finding a qualified instructor who is close to your home. This is not an easy task. I have been contacted my many school owners looking for a teacher close to home. In fact I will be travelling in a few days to Romania to fill a need for pressure point instruction.

But the good news is, that now you can get started in pressure point at home! Our Novice Pressure Point Home Study Course is available for only $100 plus shipping!!!! This will get to started in the art of pressure points and includes knowledge up to the 1st Dan Black Belt level.

Now there are many courses out there for many different prices, but most offer outragious claims. This course will not teach you no-touch knockouts, but rather the basic to improve your current techniques and become much more effective with your current art.

So if this is appealing to you act now while this great price lasts. Visit our Novice Pressure Point Home Study Course Website and get started today!

Pressure Points and Intention

Intention - an act or instance of determining mentally upon some action or result.

How does this apply to the study of pressure points? Well without intention and then seeing the result you are wanting, you will fail! However this is not bad news, because without intention, you will simply fail at just about any task.

Visualizing and seeing the result in pressure point study is very important. Just like with any martial art study the success it brings breeds confidence, and confidence is required in all aspects of life, and martial arts is not exception.

When you first start working with pressure points use an Uki who will cooperate as you are learning. Later as your confidence grows start working with more difficult partners. Like any technique or application, pressure points require skill to apply. Now I can hear the Nay Sayers, this means that pressure points are fine motor skills and therefore cannot be applied in a stressful situation. Well for them this is true, first they have no intention to leanr! But also any fine motor skill when practice enough times becomes a gross motor skill. Look at tying your shoes. That is a fine motor skill, which has become a gross motor skill.

Now if you are one of these people who are looking for a quick fix martial art. Then pressure point study is not for you. However if you see the value in traditional martial arts and wish to enhance this even further, then pressure points are something you might wish to look into further.

Remember practice with intent! You will see a big difference in your results.

If you are interested in learning more about Pressure Points please visit our websites below.

• Pressure Point Home Study


• Pressure Point Online Study


• Kyusho Jitsu Canada Website

Kata Interpretation Bunkai

One of the most important parts of Pressure Point Study is Kata interpretation or Bunkai. Most systems do have bunkai of some sort within their teachings. But often the student will have difficult seeing the real meaning to these interpretations.

In Pressure Point Study the tradition breakdown is interpreted differently. Below is a video that explains the meaning of the ready stance in karate.



If you are interested in learning more about the breakdowns of Kata for any style of martial art please visit our websites below.

• Pressure Point Home Study


• Pressure Point Online Study


• Kyusho Jitsu Canada Website

Better with age

When I first started to study martial arts many, many years ago, the older master were always the most devastating and dangerous. They moved with great ease and never had any trouble with any uki or opponent. Today the face of the arts is different.

Now when I say different, this does not mean bad, just different. Now that competitions like WFT TKD and UFC along with other MMA competitions martial arts looks like something for the young and strong only. And to be honest, in those arenas this is very true. But we have forgotten an important part of the linage. The martial artist should become better with age.

Now how is this all possible? With knowledge and understanding of the arts themselves. There are no superior martial art styles, only great students of the arts. How do you make an art timely, learn the things that the great masters and grand masters understood. That is simply, the pressure point system of the human body.

Pressure Point knowledge can be applied to any art, without changing the movements or style of the art itself. How is this possible, the answer is simply, because the information is already there, but it lies dormant.

For more information on Presssure Point Study, visit our website.

Finger Locks and Pressure Point Principles

One of the greatest application for pressure points is in an kind of joint manipulation. In this video I will some finger locks with some basic principles of Kyusho Jitsu applied. If you would like to learn more about the pressure point art visit one of the following website.

• Kyusho Jitsu Canada


• Kyusho Home Study


• Kyusho Online Study

Enjoy the video!

Strike along the Meridian

In this short video we are going to discuss one on the 15 principle of Kyusho or Pressure Point study and that is to strike along the meridian. Anyone who is currently using our Home Study Course or our Online Study Course will be familiar with the first 5 principles.