Where to strike from Val Riazanov

The strike areas depend on what situation you are in and I want to stress that if your life is in danger then you have to save your life so look carefully at the strike points that can cause fatal damage.
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[@EnigmaticPeanut]

Shows how to break someones neck

[@lionheart051droid]

Plan to mix these striking points in with my Muay Thai, nice video. If you must strike the face, i think the jaw is a pretty nice point also. If you get enough torque in the swing from your hooks, its light out when that brain shakes in his skull.

[@nickb3005]

I love to watch Val explain how to destroy someone.

[@TheAlmightyClipse]

These vids are a goldmine of knowledge..Very informative and got me laughing with some of the jokes...Cheers pal.

[@nickb3005]

I love how Val enjoys inflicting pain and then says "its not nice is it" He's awesome. Lol

[@restojon1]

Really interesting video, very informative to a relative newbie like me. Thanks for sharing your knowledge Val.

[@northwoodcompany8775]

Great vid ! Extremly useful !! Both from fighting prespective and real life consquences prespective ! Thx !!!! It will be remembered in next street fight

[@MrSomeoneIam]

Great stuff, as always.

[@akisaki4327]

I'm enjoying these videos but wish the cameraman would move around the subject to show the points being highlighted better. Other than that, very interesting.

[@ramonsolano7265]

Sobre todo tus temnikas de defenza personal

[@mrgreg119911]

Lol when he was punching his arms he was in pain

[@ramonsolano7265]

Hola amigo megustan muchos tus vídeos saludos

[@tkutzketk]

could someone tell me on which dvd I can find this?

[@DManic]

Great video! Where's the gym?

[@1taxsettlement]

:31 older people with experience in boxing putting their forehead into a punch. I saw my dad do that once.

[@alainlaurent3693]

Another martyr was born lol.

[@pw6titanium]

BIg muscle guys have more area to hit and if they are super cut, the body becomes a road map of nerve points and veins. Also, big guys don't really train for pain.Size is over rated. Tendon strength and ligament strength are more important.

[@albertgaspar627]

I'm surprised he missed the obvious target, plain as the nose on his face. Namely, your opponent's nose. A hammer fist, a slap, a ridgehand, you don't even have to break the cartilage to reach a state Jackie Gleason named in Smokey and the Bandit, "now, that's called...an attention getter"