I practice martial arts and have always been sceptical about pressure points; this is the most persuading video I have ever seen on the art and it's mainly to do with how genuinely earnest and experienced this instructor is...it reminds me of Einstein's saying "those who know something well, explain it simply" Thank you sir!

5 year later, I am watching this magnificent class again, over and over. Hi from Brazil Aikido!

Excellent! Probably the clearest and simple demonstration I have come across. You are a great teacher!

As a Martial Artist for over 44 years and a Nightclub Security Professional for over 20 years and Professional Bodyguard in Los Angeles for 6 years, I can assure you that these DO in fact work. It is an art which requires practice. Those who doubt may need to simply train harder instead of running off at the mouth so much.

@sonnybacle5122

6 жыл бұрын

Christopher Thomas 5

@charger3834bbl

6 жыл бұрын

Christopher

@Ronin42069

6 жыл бұрын

Christopher Thomas You cannot rely on pain compliance because everyone has a different level of pain tolerance.

@5tonyvvvv

6 жыл бұрын

Why aren't you a UFC champion then?

@liecrusher3506

5 жыл бұрын

Then, use something else.

Props to the guy who is taking all the punishment for our enlightenment.

@BLAZE-mh6tn

6 жыл бұрын

Gavin VON MEYER he gets paid i would do the same thing for the ammount he is paid

@BLAZE-mh6tn

6 жыл бұрын

And he is not being hurt

@DayHowarth

4 жыл бұрын

No punishment in the video mate.

Thank you for sharing Master Rodgers. I always had a interest in pressure points but I never did understand them well. Your explanations are clear and easy to understand. Thank you again for taking the time to share your knowledge.

This is the best video on pressure points and recovery techniques that I have ever viewed and I have been in the Martial Arts my entire life. Thank you

Thank you very much Scott Rogers. Although your instruction are the best there is on the internet, I am a slow learner and I have to review you programs several times to get things in the right order. So keep it on youtube.

Love his knowledge of different styles -very versatile methods

I like his teachings. He speaks very clearly and very clear demonstration.

Very nice, informative, well organized material and humbly presented. Thank you Master Rogers.

Thank you Scott Rogers. I needed to know this because at sixty I would not be able to use power against a younger person.

@samuelj.s3955

3 жыл бұрын

Learn Brazilian jiu jitsu

thank you Scott that was very handy to know that poor chap must be some sore but you'll look after him I know in these times it's good to see an expert at work and explaining about recovery most important thanks again Scott all the best

Mr Rogers is a very skillful and professional teacher. His explanations couldn´t be more clear. and that reverse roundhouse kick of his is excuisite. Congratulations.

@kamikaziu the whole point of these pressure points is to add them into your move set. You wouldn't just fight someone with pressure points alone, you would have to set them up. Imagine how much better your fighting would be if you made your punches and kicks target those pressure point areas. They work well.

Thanks Master Scott Roger for your sharing of your knowledge. I have watched another video where you teache revivals technique. First of all, one acts on self defense, but also is able to help ones opponent to regain control. It is sometimes good to know!

Perfectly demonstrated... I thank you for sharing your knowledge............

Thanks for the video(s), it really betters my aikido/jiu-jitsu skills. I have to go train now but later on i will watch the rest. Respect.

I trained in Kyushodo with Mark Romain in London around thirty years ago. Very good video. Nothing else on youtube covering this. Excellent !!!!!!!!!!!

I enjoyed this video. I enjoyed your methodology and personality as a teacher. Not many can teach this subject as well as you do. Well done. I subscribed to watch your entire series. I am not taking sides as so many of you are doing. The one who walks away, wins!! Okay? As in all fighting systems and arts, you have to pick and choose what works for you. You will need more than pressure points. The only way you are ever going to know what works and what does not work for you is to fight. I know this leave a lot of people out because they are not and never will be a fighter. Everyone can learn to not be a victim. We all need to learn what it takes to not be a victim and if others try to make you a victim then learn various ways to get yourself out of a dangerous situation. Everyone needs to learn how to protect themselves and you can do this by watching, listening to many fight oriented KZread videos. Get advice from many sources. Get a partner and practice. Take classes that pertain to you and to your ability.Think, awaken your awareness and common sense. Just my general oriented opinion.

I've been watching these videos and... Awesome to using in self defense. THANKS A LOT... POST MOOOOOOORE....

I am a regular visitor to your channel and your video demonstrations have inspired me to re-educate my skills in pressure point training. Your video's are clear, easy to understand and help identify why and how the technique work's.

@lawrencelebreton6720

5 жыл бұрын

You took the words rite out of my mouth thanks and cheers

thank you for this! this is one of the best corners of YT i've ever been :)

Man, I need to say thank You ver much!!! I'm a instructor kRAV Maga and learning precious thinks with this video to "tai sabaki". This knowledge is awesome. We're are training here. We're brazilian. Thanks for all!!!!

@gharm9129

Жыл бұрын

krav maga is the biggest bullshit mcdojo shit ever. Go learn proper boxing and your jujitsu

one of the best videos I have ever saw

I agree about the teaching. Very clearly demonstrated. I learned a lot. Thank you!

Brilliant Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you Scott and Friend

20 minutes in and my arm is killing me! Great video very informative!

This is awesome! I have studied martial arts and learned that any technique is valuable once you start to apply it and really study the human body dynamics to defeat or defend yourself in situations that could prove useful depending on your situation. For those who have commented in the past negatively, do not appreciate what it takes to learn these moves and APPLY them to your style or situation of the moment.

@sanucues

9 жыл бұрын

peterkatt You are correct I started in 1988 and many pf these I have mastered example on the radial nerve,the ulner nerve and the from the waist area using the siactic nerve on the outside of the thigh and down to the ankle .Once your see the opening strike the nerve relative to the angle and the direction .This works it freezes the opponent and opens up other points to be hit takes years of practice with a good partner and master teachers like the late DR MOSES POWELL ..OUSH Google him on you tube.

you are SO right aboute that , ive never practiced MA but find it very interesting when people with knowlegde show how it works like Scott does .

very rare to find someone not talking crap and having a "friend" over exaggerate the effects of these. Best video I have seen on the subject for sometime outside of master angelos.

Excellent video. Very descriptive. Thanks for posting.

I agree with you, I do not think that applies in a street fight or against a trained fighter or less with a professional fighter. But I think that certain professionals like bouncers, security guards, police and other security and law enforcement professionals should study this in detail, because it is very good to control without having to destroy the body or anyone's face.This is a personal opinion, with a constructive purpose, not to bothering anyone.

Thanks for the videos , good work

This video is a real martial treasure, great luck it is available on youtube.

very good teaching ,my school started to add kyusho to our wing chun style and i love it, thank you for taking the time to teach

I like the way you did this video. it shows you took your time and are very knowledgeable in the subject in which you are teaching. Many times you have a knowledgeable teacher but not very good at expressing themselves. you didnt make this video just to put out a video. you made it to teach others and for that I thank you.

@adzalezan

9 жыл бұрын

Its good you depart our knowledge to others but if falls to the wrong hands, so many other martial arts around its not worth teaching them...

thank you. it really is difficult to find real martial artists nowadays, just with this conversation ive made it a personal accomplishment. thank you for talking with me sir.

I've never practiced martial arts, but learned a few pressure points growing up, from fighting with my brothers and from my marine uncle. The few I knew have been very valuable working at a drinking hole. Removing belligerent drunks would be a bitch without pressure points, especially when you're not allowed to strike them. I've seen people drunk enough to ignore a broken nose, but never pressure points. Still, I had no idea there were so many. This video will make life even easier. Gracias!

@sanucues

9 жыл бұрын

groomedtodie You are correct . I started in 1988 and many pf these I have mastered example on the radial nerve,the ulner nerve and the from the waist area using the siactic nerve on the outside of the thigh and down to the ankle .Once your see the opening strike the nerve relative to the angle and the direction .This works it freezes the opponent and opens up other points to be hit takes years of practice with a good partner and master teachers like the late DR MOSES

Finally someone who actually understands how to manipulate pressure points in Martial arts and can explain the whys and hows quite clearly to everyone. All respect to you Master Scott Rodgers!! Not just another martial arts sheep who repeats the teachings of their master without having dared to ask why or how. The real chalenge of martial arts is to adapt the fighting skills to suit you as an individual, just as you should adapt your other skills to benefit your situation.

excellent video my friend, very well expressed. I took more then a few tips from you. keep teaching stay strong and centered.

This guy is really technical.. Amazing video, esp. since he;s good at demonstration

Excellent video and very well explained!! I this will be part of my JKD

Thank you sir. Great instruction.

very well done, most nerve striking videos only cover one or two points, never the whys, or how they work together, I dont think I've seen anything on revivals, and this was incredibly informative all around!

very instructive and very well explained. Thank you

wow dud, this is awesome. I fell a sleep at least 3 times in the first 21 minutes.

A talented and unique master..keep up the good work...

Awesome explanation. Thanks

as a martial artist this is very helpful for review and teaching. thanks very much.

Very well done. Thanks for sharing.

Thank u for your knowledge you truly are amazing cheers

Really very informative. Thanks!

Awesome!! I learned new moves

Great video!! Congratulations!!

i like your work man

very informative video! thank you for sharing this knowledge

Excellent video and good demonstrations

Love it. Want to see more.

I really like this dude good lesson calm and explains everything very well good lessons. You must ignore big mouth know it alls with no -alls

Thank you 🙏Master Scott Rogers

@baajgill5311

4 жыл бұрын

Brian Yetzke why you thank this dumbass you know it’s bullshit martial art it doesn’t work

Loved the vid Scotty

I have used some of the pressure points shown here in a security job I had, used the wrist ones in combination with wrist locks. I even used a pinky lock to take a rather LARGE and cocky guy out of the building, the pain plus me telling him you swing I break made him comply rather fast. I also learned some of these points in my martial arts training. Very efffective

great refresher for me!

Great information. Thank you.

Thank you Master Scott for sharing your knowledge. You are an excellent instructor. I only wish you were located closer (I am in Phila.), I would definitely take some classes.

I've used some of the techniques in the clubs and They do work along with good locking techniques

I'm liking the anatomical and physiological references in this video.

Props and love to your assistant for putting up with all those. Pressure points friggin hurt haha

I wish you could go to your dojo, u're a brilliant instructor... thank you sir

nice work. direct and well explained. do more please

I loved it to watch this video . Deep Respect GM OSU

Super and Fantastic Master..

very well done ...Thanks

Unbelievable thank you .

found this site researching electronics???? ended up subscribing, very well made film and great instructer. gonna watch the rest of them now. nice one!

great teacher of the martial arts

This is great info.

Very interesting lesson, thanks

this is real and works /good video scott

Well done.Thanks.

Excellent !!!

Nicely explained. THX fa posting

great video !

This is great information.. I don’t get in conflicts but if I did this would help tremendously.

thanks for sharing this...very usefull

I knew about the pressure points but I wasn't sure where exactly they were. Thanks for the video.

Merci encore direct a l´Maitre Scott Roger

nice video, very good .thank you

This guy is very thorough

excellent job

Great video...

GREAT !

This guy seems so nice, if I were in a traffic road rage incident with him I would not be intimidated, but in reality he would mess me up with a few rubs and slaps! Great video!

Very good videos thank you

From what ive managed to learn is it can perforate the inner ear, so even if your opponent walks off if they dont get it seen to there finished. The legendary DIM MAK

MAGNIFICO!!...és muy bueno,es para avanzados

Brilliant..!!!

Very nice!

Scott is one of the best instructors I've seen. To the point; no ego, just great education. 😁