Ok, this is hard for me to do this is one of my best pp resources. Iwasnt going to share it but I thought since I love you all I'll be kind.

I present to you Earl montaigues Dim Mak points

It contains onfo on nearly all the points, how they work from a chinese and scientific perspective, and also some suggestion on how to apply them.

Enjoy..

I believe that on certain PP of the week threads Gavin (our beloved mod ) provided a link to this site.

Definately a good-un.

Bloody didn't! I spent over a hundred pounds buying Erle's two dim mak books when they first came out.....waste of money IMHO...and this is also a hundred pages thats pretty much a waste of time reading too. Its amazing how so much information can be written down without actually telling you anything. Far far too complicated. Stick with Dillman, Pantazzi and the Dragon Society books.....Also some bloke called Stutely has got a PP book coming out very shortly....he's supposed to be alright! Also if you get it, there's a advert for some guy called something "King"...he's supposed fantastic!

Gav

Does anyone have any information or link to any page where it is also described how to heal the damage done by pressure point hits.

I bought some teaching DVDs from Stutely, I expect they will be a good investment.

DSI has good stuff.

Montague also disappoints me. I agree with the assessment. Lots of writing for little information.

Kelly (Death Touch) is an excellent book, especially if you want to break away from TCM and get to the neurology and science of PP. I have a couple of videos of his too. Information is good. It is weird because he is remodeling an apartment and with each seen the accoustics get better and by the end of the video, the apartment is finished. I guess that was how he paid for the remodeling. To learn healing, I'd recommend a DVD because it is easier to learn by seeing if you don't get the opportunity to learn in person from someone. In person is BEST. Dillman has a healing video but its dragged out and old which means the production is boring. For that reason, I'd recommend going to Pantazi's site and getting his. (Kyusho.com)

Someone has to tell me the connotation for "bloke". I'm loosing some of the subtleties of your communications.

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I bought some teaching DVDs from Stutely, I expect they will be a good investment.

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Which DVD's did you order?

I actually have this book.
Earl montaigues Dim-Mak: Death point striking.
Is this a real good book I just recently got it. I also got Bruce Tegners: Pressure point fighting

Those of you who find Montegue 'dissapointing', have you actually seen his ability? Got any clips?

Im just trying to see if hes one of those guys with pretty good ability who are afraid of being surpassed but at the same time want to make some money off their name so he writes a book about pps but supposedly still doesnt tell you anything.

http://www.taichiworld.com/

Look under the "free things" and you will find a number of video clips where he is teaching various aspects of tai chi. There's also a list of his free books there as well.