How to Learn Dim Mak: Martial Arts Pressure Points Training
Click here to Share Your Story - How You Learn and Train in Dim Mak Pressure Points. (You can read the stories posted by others at the bottom of this page.) The art and science of dim mak pressure points is a newly disclosed art form so this section gives you various recommendations to consider when you learn and train in pressure points. It also gives various topics that are found in a properly structured training curriculum that teaches martial arts pressure points. 
To begin your study of pressure points, have you ever thought of the following: - Why does a person die days after receiving a blow to a specific point in the chest? Why does a blow to a cluster of points cause multiple injuries?
- Why can't conventional wisdom and western medicine provide an explanation for the onslaught of epilepsy following a blow to a specific point on the hand when struck between only four specific hours of the day?
- Which points that can cause death are also excellent points to use for healing?
- How does dim mak improve one's ability to defend against one or more assailants?
The answers to authentic DM pressure points cannot be known unless a practitioner puts in some study time and effort in learning DM Theory, its unique Practical Applications and its special Strategies used in combat. These have been a closely guarded secret for centuries. We know these skills have been kept secret because until I released authentic DM pressure points openly to the public, no one else was seen performing authentic DM techniques. So learning from a recognised DM teacher is paramount. Do not be tricked into learning from someone without genuine training in pressure points, who has invented some silly techniques and theories about pressure points or the death touch. And there are many teachers like that today. They are giving you incorrect information on the theory and application of pressure points. We need to draw on the authentic teachings of dim mak to form the basis for modern day study and practice of pressure points. We must not distort the truth. Learning from a traditional master is essential so let me tell you about a passage from the classic Tao Te Ching written by Lao Tzu, 2500 years ago. It advises: "Follow the ancient way To master the present Knowing the ancient way Is the key to the Tao" Dim Mak's secret techniques were only taught to a few privileged masters. So be one of the few people in the world today who will know authentic dim mak because "Your martial arts will lack impact, meaning and focus if you do not include pressure points in your training." This art is not just about "which pressure point to hit"; it is about how you move to apply the points, in being effective by correctly striking or seizing points in a quick and accurate manner. There are of course beginner and advanced level in the study of pressure points. Below are some items that should be included in a properly structured curriculum on pressure points training for the beginner: - Techniques to help you easily learn and remember which pressure points to use - for example, the unique Point Matching System I have formulated
- Techniques to help you quickly locate pressure points on the body and always remember their location - for example, the special Point Location Methodology that I have developed
- The pressure points to use in our modern society TODAY, and how to strike or seize them - using points listed in ancient books can be misleading, you can read about that in the other sections of this website
- The consequences of a blow to a pressure point you are about to strike
All teaching materials should be presented to you in a clear and precise manner so it is easy for you to incorporate dim mak into your martial arts style.For the advanced practitioner, these should also be included: - How to select pressure points and use them, quickly and easily - so that you can decide which points to use, when to use them and when not to use them
- How to determine the consequences of a blow to a pressure point - this is based on the techniques applied to a point. For example if the Counterflow technique has been added to the strike, additional symptoms will manifest; sometimes an altogether different set of symptoms can manifest
- ...and much more!
So good luck with your studies of pressure points. And... ...Don't settle for poor, useless, cheap instruction that will cause you more harm than good. Classes and Lessons in Pressure Points
More articles on martial arts pressure pointsNow .... I hear you ask .... " where do I being my study?" Let's start right here with Dim Mak Wu De: the ethics or codes of behaviour in pressure points training. The pursuit of excellence in pressure points is time consuming and demanding. Prowess is achieved only by years of diligent application. You either put in, and learn, or you don't. Read also whether mastery of pressure points can be achieved quickly, by taking shorcuts. Dim Mak pressure points training have been successfully incorporated into many martial arts styles. When taught correctly, anyone can be effective with pressure points so here are more on the topics that should be learnt. You can read more on Martial Arts Pressure Points Training Curriculum here. If you'd like a summary of the key aspects when learning dim mak pressure points, you should read Pressure Points - Everything You Need to Know at A Glance. Dim mak gives you a mental and a physical advantage, it can be the deciding factor in getting yourself safely out of a fight or dangerous situation. Here's how to harness it and gain this advantage: DM Pressure Points Training Gives You The Mental Edge. To find out about the courses or programmes taught by Dr Tsui-Po, here is a brief summary of the main Martial Arts Pressure Points Courses and Programmes. Study covers both dim mak defence and dim mak healing. Be sure to return to this website regularly. Bookmark this site and get access to frequently updated information that will help you improve your skills.
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