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Learn where are the pressure points,where to hit,Learn how to knock some one out with one punch.Learn to Knockout
Double your power with ease.Improve your striking ,grappling and takedown skills ideal for the cage ,ring or self defence

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Russell Stutely is a UK martial artist who specializes in pressure point striking and power generation.He focuses on the practical applications of various arts,and continues to train and develop his skills in self defence ,kata bunkai and sport fighting
He is a Columnist for various British martial Arts magazines such as,, Traditional Karate ,Martial Arts Illustrated and Combat.He is widely recognised as Europes Number one pressure point expert
He has appeared on the front cover twice as an individual and actually appeared on the Front Cover of MAI 4 times in one year ,He has produced a large number of dvds on the sublect of pressure point striking and power striking including

The Award Winning Multiplied Force Fighting System (MFFS) 5 DVD Set

The Amazing Power Black 6 DVD Set PLUS a FREE 4 DVD Download Bonus

The Incredible Pressure Points Black 6 DVD Set

For Law Enforcement Officers, Security, Military and Martial Artists Pressure Point Defensive Tactics 5 DVD Set.Helping YOU Make The Arrest

He has received testimonials from the likes of Catch Wrestling Legend - Tony Cecchine and Champion Boxer Herol Graham

Double or treble your impact for half the normal effort - its a fact!"

Peter Consterdine 8th Dan. Leading Self Protection Expert and Bodyguard.

If more people were as honest as him I am convinced that more lives would be saved. This is a savage environment that demands of our reality instructors the kind of savage honesty that Russell delivers so fearlessly and so succinctly.

Honesty is, I would say, THE pivotal ingredient.'

Geoff Thompson ~ Martial Artist, Author, BAFTA Award Winning Writer and Self Defence Expert

Small details are supplied about the whole principles of power striking which really do help enhance your power (I found these helpful and have 14 years striking experience and over 10 teaching),followed by how to strike properly and powerfully with an elbow,the alignment for maximum ko power is gone over in great detail and the precise manner and order that various body parts "fire"
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Starts with the elbow and how its position relates to a persons balance and how to use arm drags and pulls to move his opponent off balance to give you........................READ MORE

The first drill demonstrated is Russell standing with his eyes closed as his partner moves round him banging focus mitts together and as soon as he hears it Russell throws the BAR................READ MORE

The DVD starts with a short introduction from Russell Stutely in which he explains a little about himself and his studies with numerous self defence and martial arts experts,to come up with this system which is easy to learn,replicate and teach.

He says that this method of power generation will double your power with half the effort. He relates it too how a silver back gorilla strikes with relaxation and a heavy strike. It is for the novice and experienced martial artist alike.

Before the main section he describes common mistakes people make.......... READ MORE

The disc starts with a very short introduction from Russell Stutely explaining the contents of the dvd then its straight into the action

The first technique shown by Russell Stutely is the "Spin and Pass out" a one armed choke the explanation is clear and concise,explaining the entry technique and how to apply the finish. All the small details that make this effective are explained. This is a very tight choke and the person being demonstrated on actually does pass out

Next up is Master John Andrews with a cross choke for the street using an......... READ MORE

The dvd starts with a 5 minute introduction from Russell Stutely in which he explains a little about himself and his studies of Chinese medicine and its application in self defence. He explains that his approach to pressure points is realistic and not esoteric.............READ MORE

Intro: At the start of the DVD Russell Stutely explains about how during sparring,training or even real fights or sports fights sometimes you will put what you think is everything into a technique yet it ends up having little effect ,but conversely a seemingly effortless light shot can result in a knockout. He explains how techniques are broken down into little separate parts that make them effective when combined
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How would you say someone qualifies as a great Martial Artist? Is
it a great fighter? A great Movie Actor?

I suppose like most things, a definition of great is a bit
subjective anyway.

Here is how I look at it.

To me a great Martial Artist is someone who has a deep and thorough
understanding of his Art and how it can be applied in various
situations.

To qualify that further... I know some amazingly skilled Martial
Artists in their chosen field. They "appear" to have a deep and
thorough understanding of their Art.

However, when it comes to applying their Art in various situations,
they come up short.

They don't understand how to apply their Art.

This does not mean for one minute that they can't fight... that would
be missing my point entirely.

It is this extra level of understanding that to me, separates the
great from the excellent.

You may well have your own ideas of who is great and why. I would
never try and change your opinion on that. All I ask is that you
consider my interpretation of a great Martial Artist and see how it
compares to yours.

Why do I consider some people great and others ONLY Excellent?

What a fantastic problem to have for the recipient of either
opinion!

Great MA's are also innovators, mavericks, they question the
established "norm".

They are not willing to accept "this is the way we do it, because
this is the way we have always done it"

They are prepared to experiment, prepared to fail, prepared to dare
to try.

They want to understand how and why a technique works.

They want to be able to apply principles to what they are doing.

More than that.. they want YOU to have that knowledge and
expertise.

They want their students to be better than they are.

They want to share this information, they think that YOU DESERVE to
know this information.

Pressure point expert Russell Stutely interviews champion boxer Herol Graham
He tallks about his training and boxing career

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Russell Stutely interviews Tony Cecchine

He talks about his training the history of wrestling and his teaching

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Describing the OCFM is a difficult task as it means so many things to so many people. In
some ways it is easier to say what it is not!
Martial Artists tend to have a background in a traditional art such as, Shotokan Karate, TKD
etc. These Arts and indeed many others are all considered to be a "style".
There are of course many styles of Karate, Shotokan, Shito-Ryu, Shukokai, Goju etc and then
branches and off shoots within each of those.
Still, they are all considered a "style" and practitioners of these arts are referred to as
"stylists" of those same arts.
Therefore these practitioners are easily distinguished from others due to those "stylistic"
differences and ways to accomplish the same goals, e.g a punch or a kick.
These slight differences in application and technique encourage much debate about which is
better, sometimes rather heated debate. Stylists from one area may argue over the correct
way to be in a certain stance etc.
All of this is of course a complete waste of time. To argue those semantics is a waste of your
training time.
To worry about the aesthetics of a technique, with no deep understanding of that same
technique, is worthless training.
These styles or rather stylists, fall into the trap of learning and performing in a "monkey see,
monkey do" manner. To them, the effectiveness takes 2nd place to how it looks. Plus, they
must all look the same, regardless of body type, build, body structure and ability level.
This is rather like trying to fit a round peg in a square hole!
The OCFM completely differs from this in so many ways.
We learn and teach from a principle based method as oppose to the monkey method. It
matters not, the aesthetics of the technique, just the effectiveness at that given moment in
time.
The key to gaining that effectiveness is by applying "known and proven" principles to each
and every technique.
This is why practitioners of numerous and diverse "styles" have been able to incorporate the
OCFM principles and thus free themselves of the shackles of their system, whilst still
remaining true to the original concepts and ideas of a system they may have dedicated
much of their life to.