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Dim-mak's 12 Most Deadly Katas: Points of No Return
by Erle Montaigue (Paladin Press)
In this book, Master Erle Montaigue offers students quick, concise training in the 12 most deadly forms of dim-mak, based on the powerful points along the acupuncture meridians. Also learn to respond to attacks with 12 corresponding free-sparring techniques, or san sau. For academic study only. -
The Ancient Art Of Life And Death: The Complete Book of Dim-Mak
by Rick Bauer (Paladin Press)
Contrary to popular myth, the original purpose of dim mak was not the training of assassins. It was an intensive study of the medical arts that incorporated the martial arts, and its ultimate goal was to heal, not to destroy. True to the intent of the ancient Chinese masters, here is an undiluted, holistic study of dim mak as both a martial and a healing art. Included are a historical overview of dim mak and Traditional Chinese Medicine, discussions of … (continue reading) -
The Main Meridians
by Erle Montaigue (Paladin Press)
Combining Master Erle Montaigue's expertise with that of one of Australia's foremost acupuncturists, this remarkable work addresses the healing and martial sides of dim-mak under one cover for the first time ever. Every point on each of the 12 main energy meridians is examined in depth. -
The Extra Meridians, Points, And More
by Erle Montaigue (Paladin Press)
This companion to Encyclopedia of Dim-Mak: The Main Meridians covers the 8 extraordinary meridians, the extra and new points and much more. Learn why the extra meridians and points are so significant in both the healing and martial aspects of the art.
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Ultimate Dim-Mak: How To Fight A Grappler And Win
by Erle Montaigue (Paladin Press)
Grappling is not superior, just different, says Erle Montaigue, a former pro wrestler himself. Here he takes you inside the mind of the grappler and reveals his strategy, thus taking away his edge. Learn to target the most vulnerable points and apply foolproof dim-mak sleeper holds to counter the moves grapplers will use in any no-holds-barred fight. -
Authentic Shaolin Heritage: Dian Xue Shu
by Jin Jing Zhong (CreateSpace)
The book was written in 1934 with blessing and direct participation of the Abbot of the Shaolin Monastery Reverend Miao Xing nicknamed "Golden Arhat". Book are about methods of acting on acupoints and their practical application in Martial Arts. DIAN XUE SHU that is literally means "The Art of Touching Acupoints" is more known in the West as DIM MAK ("Blows at arteries" in Cantonese dialect) or "Death Touch". It should be noted that the last two names do not … (continue reading) -
Death Touch: The Science Behind the Legend of Dim-Mak
by Michael Kelly (Paladin Press)
The martial arts world is rife with tales of ancient masters who could cause instant or delayed death or illness by attacking secret points on the human body. But to the Western mind, the concept of striking acupuncture points to disrupt the internal energy, or chi, seems like hocus-pocus. Thus, many serious martial artists dismiss the ancient art of dim-mak (also known as kyusho jitsu), which is literally translated as "death touch," as nothing more than fiction. However, if one … (continue reading) -
Advanced Dim-mak: The Finer Points Of Death-Point Striking
by Erle Montaigue (Paladin Press)
This sequel to Dim-Mak: Death-Point Striking reveals more about training, points, revival and healing. Learn street survival techniques, including knife defense, using simple dim-mak methods, plus knockout and controlling points for law enforcement and dim-mak points for children. For information purposes only.
Bookmarks
Here's some great online reading on Dim Mak too!
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Dim Mak World of Pressure Points
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The Straight Dope: Is the "ninja death touch" real?
www.straightdope.com/columns/read/2509/is-the-ninja-death-touch-real -
Touch of Death - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Touch_of_Death
