Let's say, for the sake of argument, that all these techniques do in fact work.....does it not seem irresponsible to anyone else who trains serious martial arts that the instructor just repeatedly knocks out or incapacitates their students? I've never trained in a way where I get repeatedly KOd....seems rather unhealthy.
Aidanimation Common sense isn't so common anymore. These pressure points are all real I am a 48 year practitioner of the arts and sciences and this is dangerous irresponsible bullshit ! Peace and OSU
Let's say, for the sake of an argument, that you train in "serious" martial arts... First, if you did-you would know that it really does work; and second- it is not any more harmful then restarting your computer by Ctrl+Alt+Del (vs hitting it with a hammer), and certainly less harmful then brute force KO, likely with concussion. Proper restoation is a MUST.
@@oskarlatov What does this form of restoration actually do physiologically? Why is it so completely different from any type of medical resuscitation/ recovery?
Ohhh. Martial Arts practitioner since 1989. First black belt in 1992. These strikes are highly touted in the art of Bullsheedo. Any other practitioner that would like to concur, feel free to comment. Oss 🙏
Just for using "Bubishi" in the title, there should be 100 real karatekas from Okinawa kicking their butts in a all-weekend long seminar, called "Here's som real Bubishi, from Okinawa with love".
@@roguestarr4382 He means it I should join Bushido Karate looks legit I don't need to train hard anymore. I can just use these moves and end the fight quickly.
I'm gonna say being in the UFC technically doesn't make a martial art better or worse than any other. Considering how there are over 32000 of them in the world, it would be rather difficult to see every single one of them compete in the UFC, not to mention the wide variety of practioners to them and their own level training in all those different martial arts factoring into it. But yeah that does not look legit at all.
Bubishi.is not a combat sport. Just like krav maga, Filipino Kali, Muay Boran, Indonesian Silat. Or even old school Japanese jiujitsu. These arts are never considered COMBAT SPORTS. They were meant to disable or kill your opponent
By the looks of things, Evan Pantazi looks like a professional Neurologist of some kind. As a Neurologist, one needs to know the full impact of tampering with pressure of points in terms of the effects they'd have on the physical health as well as the mental psychological mental health together with revival techniques as well as what to look for in a patient using such equipment as CT scans and MRI scans.
Not exactly. Back in the day in Japan all traditional dojos had that type of floor. Even still today there are many. Check 70's and 80's Kyokushin Karate videos. I think that fancy colourful clothes are the genuine red flag 😄.
The problem with these techniques validity is that everything is static. There is no guard or defense posed so the question is, how do you close distance and break defense to "stick it in there?" I've trained with both a Chi Gung practitioner and a pressure point instructor before, it's real but: 1. I would never allow some one to inflict this much "internal" damage to me during a demonstration. 2. If these guys are REALLY attacking pressure points, they are bordering on sadistic with the amount of pain they are inflicting on their Ukes. Pressure point strikes are real, chi strikes are real and very painful but the question remains, can you reach that sweet spot with an active attacker/defender? I personally don't agree with this level of show and tell...
I just tried to knock myself out with that one that goes under the cheekbone. It did nothing other than what a finger hitting any spot on your body would do.
If you guys are ever in the Philly area for a demo,please let me know. I'll bring a few friends by and you can show us this stuff first hand. I'll even subscribe so I can get notified.
This is good stuff the only thing is if you knock out an older person pushing 40 and over it can cause them to have a heart attack,stroke.Have to watch out what you are doing.I think pressure points are a good tool to know.
Kyushu or vital point stimulation is real but difficult to apply in real life due to the required precision and lack of training for obvious ethical reasons. The martial artists in the video are nonetheless in poor shape and do not resist. Then the vital point stimulation works even better but is unethical. Properly trained fighters have a higher tolerance and would require a stronger stimulation.
What a beautiful acting series. Now let’s spar and see if it actually works in the real world against non compliant, “non believers” (as George Dillman) put it.
AN in the ring we have knock out punch to the chin. Right? And with the glove, and rules, you can’t pull this off. Not to mention, opponent is not still to receive the strike. And striking in short range really takes time to master. Plus lots of traditional martial art teachers are bullshit. They may know their stuff but didn’t reach the mastery at all. And MMA fighters are too busy to learn grappling techniques, improve stamina, sparring, hitting bags. This is not bullshit. This kind of stuff exists and it s not that rare. It is just pressure point and developed short power...or super coordination, if you will.
If there are so many points that can make the body so vulnerable, then why do you never see these techniques in UFC, for example? Or are these techniques in fact, actually used by MMA competitors in UFC?
They're used, just in a different matter. For example, choke holds, they're used to cut off blood and oxygen to the head. You're basically gaining control over your opponent while still doing the same "pressure points" you see in the video. You're just doing it in a more controlling way. Also, professionals are trained to resist these moves, making it harder to "knock someone out" with a simple chop to the artery. Again, instead of chopping to the neck, you use a chokehold to continually cut off the air and blood flow to the head.
I agree with you Tim Estrada this shit is fake ass hell. I have no clue why they keep on doing this type of shit, maybe for attention, idk. If there were any of these guys where I live, I would love to spar them
yes its exaggerated, but one important reason why its ineffective against fighters. Is because they strike a positioned target, so it does not move, and they dont protect themselves at all.... basic fighting knowledge chin down and guard! ...
No-F-g-body goes to train in boxing gym because one have to blood and sweat for obtaining some good fight skills, you have to put yourself in risk of lights off etc. That's why skinny dudes goes to less trauma courses to learn HOW TO FIGHT with INTERNAL ENERGY, NERVE DISRUPTION and all that BS !
I've been in the martial arts for 44 years this year. This is BS. There are points that cause pain and places that can knock you out if you strike them like the "sweet spot" in boxing (the tip of the chin) and the arteries on the side of the neck. However tapping a pressure point on your face or arm won't knock you out like that. Every time they test it out on outsiders it fails. I've had it done to me....nothing, i was not even dizzy.
You can always tell it’s authentic when they slap the back….
Dropping people on a hardwood floor sure seems like a great idea.
Good thing they're all just acting.
Poor Black dude in Blue he's just getting damaged
Lol yeah that was a bad for me, but I survived
@@genetholiday9888 That was you? lol
Blue has to be in on the joke. Unbelievable 😂😂
Well, unfortunately, you have never attended one of these classes to know.
Feckin eedjits
They are all on the joke. Otherwise you can't make da mone/
Clearly these able bodied black belts are well versed in the art of Dumb Fu.
excuse me, but I believe the correct name for their art is Bullshido but I could be mixing the two up ;)
Give that guy in the blue gi an oscar!
Homeboy went to church with that acting lmao .....the hidden baptist exploding palm is sure is strong
XD
Pain makes believers
Lol I wasn't acting the pain was real
@@orionbassmaster666 he actually passed away few years back
*Tap to the face
"Hang on, his blood pressure is dropping."
Are you fucking kidding me?
Let's say, for the sake of argument, that all these techniques do in fact work.....does it not seem irresponsible to anyone else who trains serious martial arts that the instructor just repeatedly knocks out or incapacitates their students? I've never trained in a way where I get repeatedly KOd....seems rather unhealthy.
Aidanimation Common sense isn't so common anymore. These pressure points are all real I am a 48 year practitioner of the arts and sciences and this is dangerous irresponsible bullshit ! Peace and OSU
AGREED!
Aidanimation You are quite right ! Peace
Let's say, for the sake of an argument, that you train in "serious" martial arts... First, if you did-you would know that it really does work; and second- it is not any more harmful then restarting your computer by Ctrl+Alt+Del (vs hitting it with a hammer), and certainly less harmful then brute force KO, likely with concussion. Proper restoation is a MUST.
@@oskarlatov What does this form of restoration actually do physiologically? Why is it so completely different from any type of medical resuscitation/ recovery?
if I was the guy blue I'd NEVER go back
This is how you learn it I've been with them for 21 years now and I'm a 7th degree black belt and I also teach
100% would win in a fight with any of them
Ik heb de dit alles meegemaakt toen ik 30 jaar oud was ,☹️☹️☹️
100000000%
Ohhh. Martial Arts practitioner since 1989. First black belt in 1992. These strikes are highly touted in the art of Bullsheedo. Any other practitioner that would like to concur, feel free to comment. Oss 🙏
Oss
Just for using "Bubishi" in the title, there should be 100 real karatekas from Okinawa kicking their butts in a all-weekend long seminar, called "Here's som real Bubishi, from Okinawa with love".
The Hardwood floors were a bad idea...
What are the tatamis for?💁
Is the black guy the test dummy?
hasn't he always been?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
😳😱
Just a dummy..good actor tho..get him to Hollywood
jajajajaja
He is a master of bullshido.
I see these techniques used in the UFC all the time. Great job!
Do you really or are you just being sarcastic?
@@roguestarr4382 He means it I should join Bushido Karate looks legit I don't need to train hard anymore. I can just use these moves and end the fight quickly.
@@roguestarr4382Use your brain, lil bro.
Serious question: does the REVIVAL have to be performed by the same exact man who KO'ed the poor fucker?
They haven't done a push up in 10 years lol
because they been mastering pressure points and KOing people with one finger hahahaha
@@seiryumidnite9566 exactly
Wonder why none of these superheroes are NOT UFC champions? It looks completely bogus to me for the real world of combat.
I'm gonna say being in the UFC technically doesn't make a martial art better or worse than any other. Considering how there are over 32000 of them in the world, it would be rather difficult to see every single one of them compete in the UFC, not to mention the wide variety of practioners to them and their own level training in all those different martial arts factoring into it. But yeah that does not look legit at all.
Bubishi.is not a combat sport. Just like krav maga, Filipino Kali, Muay Boran, Indonesian Silat. Or even old school Japanese jiujitsu. These arts are never considered COMBAT SPORTS. They were meant to disable or kill your opponent
damn they're kicking dog's ass
He the test dummy
Just watching this I can feel my blood pressure dropping
This is the core of my fundamentals class
striking the side of neck can lead to heart attacks later its abusing their students
How do you know this?
Only on those to weak to survive! 🥋
I want a back rub! Where can I find this massage parlor?
Poor guy in the blue but anyways he really needs to lauch his syfi career already lol
They got these dudes as repeat test dummies
Wow. extraordinary martial arts
By the looks of things, Evan Pantazi looks like a professional Neurologist of some kind. As a Neurologist, one needs to know the full impact of tampering with pressure of points in terms of the effects they'd have on the physical health as well as the mental psychological mental health together with revival techniques as well as what to look for in a patient using such equipment as CT scans and MRI scans.
Me parece un muy buen acting
Jesus He treats em all like their His Bitches...
Listen guys it’s either bullshit or ? THE MOST AWESOME THING EVER
Cool
aaauuuu,,,,svakoga je moguce pobediti sa ovom tehnikom
I'm gonna do gallbladder 32 ...p
Nutsac 3 and piggy toe 4
Has nobody seen the black fella ,black belt , blue gi the fella with pony tail & the fella with bald head... all in on it
Nice drama, super sir
This looks fun
0:06 You stomped on his toe and pushed him down to the floor? Oh yeah, that would work if you're fighting a sick robber.
That guy is getting ko'd lots of times
Maybe i would like to be demonstrated on me and see for my self i keep open mined but i am skeptical!!!
Any dojo with hardwood floors instead of mats is immediately suspect of being a bullshit establishment
Not exactly. Back in the day in Japan all traditional dojos had that type of floor. Even still today there are many. Check 70's and 80's Kyokushin Karate videos.
I think that fancy colourful clothes are the genuine red flag 😄.
Bruh they just disconnect from the world and reconnect 3 seconds later LOL
That was sad to watch.
If the martial art dies they can open up a massage parlor.
The problem with these techniques validity is that everything is static. There is no guard or defense posed so the question is, how do you close distance and break defense to "stick it in there?" I've trained with both a Chi Gung practitioner and a pressure point instructor before, it's real but: 1. I would never allow some one to inflict this much "internal" damage to me during a demonstration. 2. If these guys are REALLY attacking pressure points, they are bordering on sadistic with the amount of pain they are inflicting on their Ukes. Pressure point strikes are real, chi strikes are real and very painful but the question remains, can you reach that sweet spot with an active attacker/defender? I personally don't agree with this level of show and tell...
this is the funniest video ever
This is tamilan varmakali
தமிழருடைய வர்மக்கலை
Why is the Black man always the guy taking it!
I just tried to knock myself out with that one that goes under the cheekbone. It did nothing other than what a finger hitting any spot on your body would do.
Por Dios, esto es el desmérito de las artes marciales.
And his assistants would be attacking him and he would still knock them out .
Oh yeap ,bullshido in action
so everyone is getting hit in the neck and they are falling but I got knocked out from getting hit in the jaw... why?
If you guys are ever in the Philly area for a demo,please let me know. I'll bring a few friends by and you can show us this stuff first hand. I'll even subscribe so I can get notified.
Still waiting huh ?
@@thecollector6746 yep,still waiting. I'm sure it's only because they never came to the Philly area. I would love to learn something new🤭
It works when he aint resist n but whatvabout if he applied real intent
I am sure anyone that know Genital fist kungfu can counter any move they got!
This is good stuff the only thing is if you knock out an older person pushing 40 and over it can cause them to have a heart attack,stroke.Have to watch out what you are doing.I think pressure points are a good tool to know.
These guys are tools, we know.
This is laughable bullshit
ok ,after all that we ll have many sudden heartattack at home.
We need another actor! haha😄😄😄!
black dude gets smacked around a lot
Ha ha ha ha ha ha. This is so awkward all around to watch
hahaha yea
RIGHT!!?
Lmfao
I saw one of those instructors trying to do the same thing to a female news reporter. She never came close to falling or passing out lol
Kyushu or vital point stimulation is real but difficult to apply in real life due to the required precision and lack of training for obvious ethical reasons.
The martial artists in the video are nonetheless in poor shape and do not resist. Then the vital point stimulation works even better but is unethical.
Properly trained fighters have a higher tolerance and would require a stronger stimulation.
The Dark Arts son
instructer ed oneil?
What a beautiful acting series. Now let’s spar and see if it actually works in the real world against non compliant, “non believers” (as George Dillman) put it.
If there are such martial arts, why do MMA fights last more than 1 round? I think we see actors from the same theater )
AN in the ring we have knock out punch to the chin. Right? And with the glove, and rules, you can’t pull this off. Not to mention, opponent is not still to receive the strike. And striking in short range really takes time to master. Plus lots of traditional martial art teachers are bullshit. They may know their stuff but didn’t reach the mastery at all. And MMA fighters are too busy to learn grappling techniques, improve stamina, sparring, hitting bags.
This is not bullshit. This kind of stuff exists and it s not that rare. It is just pressure point and developed short power...or super coordination, if you will.
Well if you know the rules of being in the MMA you can't use any pressure points
@@karatekid3153 pressure point knockouts aint real
It’s real guys. Everything you’re seeing.
Reminds me of the movie "Get Out"
And the Oscar goes to..........
Can this be done against an opponent who is coming at you with a strike or is already sitting on top of you raining down punches to your head ?
I don't think so. In fact I'm pretty sure these guys are completely exaggerating the effects
20yrs of BJJ for nothing
I wanna know where the guy got his pretty fake red blackbelt from - so i can order me one
Rubishi knockouts😂
master garabage
Más parece el juego de todos peguenle al negro jjjjj
wow
Poor black guy 😯 give him a break
Mad house
If there are so many points that can make the body so vulnerable, then why do you never see these techniques in UFC, for example?
Or are these techniques in fact, actually used by MMA competitors in UFC?
They're used, just in a different matter. For example, choke holds, they're used to cut off blood and oxygen to the head. You're basically gaining control over your opponent while still doing the same "pressure points" you see in the video. You're just doing it in a more controlling way. Also, professionals are trained to resist these moves, making it harder to "knock someone out" with a simple chop to the artery. Again, instead of chopping to the neck, you use a chokehold to continually cut off the air and blood flow to the head.
I don't believe you are allowed to use pressure points in this way in UFC. You would need to check
+Jeffrey Cleary it's allowed but not used because this is bullshit and it doesn't work as shown. These people are faking getting knocked out.
I agree with you Tim Estrada this shit is fake ass hell. I have no clue why they keep on doing this type of shit, maybe for attention, idk. If there were any of these guys where I live, I would love to spar them
yes its exaggerated, but one important reason why its ineffective against fighters. Is because they strike a positioned target, so it does not move, and they dont protect themselves at all.... basic fighting knowledge chin down and guard! ...
I call this stealing money.
If these blows work why is it they don't use it in MMA or UFC? The fight would end in a few seconds.
Django!
Que versazo jaja
Haryu Potryu from the Voodookan
Where is Jimmy Stewart?
No-F-g-body goes to train in boxing gym because one have to blood and sweat for obtaining some good fight skills, you have to put yourself in risk of lights off etc. That's why skinny dudes goes to less trauma courses to learn HOW TO FIGHT with INTERNAL ENERGY, NERVE DISRUPTION and all that BS !
I've been in the martial arts for 44 years this year. This is BS. There are points that cause pain and places that can knock you out if you strike them like the "sweet spot" in boxing (the tip of the chin) and the arteries on the side of the neck. However tapping a pressure point on your face or arm won't knock you out like that. Every time they test it out on outsiders it fails. I've had it done to me....nothing, i was not even dizzy.
why are they only hitting the black guy lmaoo
Dont drink the kool-aid.
slow mostion me kriye aap or kha krna hi ye bataiye
Can you go slow and place your hand where your striking thanks
The guy in the blue got beat same with the one in the black with glasses
I think the black guy been knocked out so many times any light touch to the head or general area floors him
3:13 "hid jacket"
You mean his gi ??? The master sensei himself doesnt even know what they are wearing? Lol wow these guys are amature
How many times they gon beat up that poor black dude he been knocked unconscious like 40 times
I think it is real because I have seen a fellow by the name of Dr. John Le Tourett use similar moves in something called speed hitting Kenpo .
I do Kenpo, and speed hitting is bullshit Kenpo. Alot of Kenpo guys want to learn speed and then focus too much on that and not making the moves count
Is like watching a bloody jackass movie
This art is tamils in India
ahahaha
Why would you willingly let him knock you out like that??,
The only time you get to beat the s**t out of a black dude and no one can say anything about it.