The 36 Deadly Bubishi Points: The Science and Techniques of Pressure Point Fighting - Defend Yourself Against Pressure Point Attacks!

the best training book i ever read. to add to what i already no

Product was exactly as advertised and arrived ahead of schedule. I will buy from this seller again.

Not what I wanted but it's ok

Although I have read the works of Patrick McCarthy and Erle Montaigue, I was often left with more questions than when I started. While it does help to have a basic/general TCM knowledge prior to reading this book, Mr. Cardwell offers a step-by-step breakdown to simplify one's understanding of pressure point striking. Citing reference material from both Eastern and Western methodologies, Mr. Cardwell delivers a comprehensive analysis designed to streamline tactics and strategy for pressure point applications. There are not many meridian pictures. Therefore I recommend having a meridian chart/diagram alongside as you read. Also, Mr. Cardwell does mention in the beginning of his book to begin on part 2 if you are not familiar with TCM. I strongly recommend the reader follow his advice.

This book is similar to other books on pressure point fighting. It shows the common ground in the different styles with a variation that makes them all so different. That's just my observation. If anyone sees differently, feel free to post your observation. I don't know everything, but I love reading and studying the martial arts for discipline, fitness and self defense.

Kick a guy in the crotch, poke him in the eye, neck hit. Basically it discusses techniques that are common sense.

If you are into martial arts. This is a must have.

This book looks great already ready reading it