Dim-Mak : Death Point Striking

Rating:
Summary: An outstanding and detailed reference of Dim Mak
Review: The science of Dim Mak has been heavily shrouded in mystery and superstition since it's inception in Feudal China. Mr. Montaigue's book is an exellent and detailed study of this complex Martial Arts system of internal fighting.

Rating:
Summary: Highly Recommended for Serious Martial Artist
Review: This book is perhaps the better one of dim mak or pressure point books. The author knows what he is talking about particulary in the art of dim mak, though favour in Tai Chi taste, I'm sure other style practitioners who are serious of self-defence martial art will be able to extract useful information into their respective art. Another book, Advanced Dim Mak by the same author is also highly recommended. Target points and illustrations are good and clear. Author also did a good job in describing the location each time a point is mentioned complemented by illustration. As a martial artist myself, I am satisfy with the content of this book. I would strongly recommend anyone who is keen of self-defence (not sport martial artist) to read this book as equipped with the dim mak knowledge, one will definitely be more confident in defending oneselve when the need arises but equally important is the deadly skill of dim mak should be practised in restrain and not abuse. This is definitely a better book I have read so far.

Rating:
Summary: Highly Recommended for Serious Martial Artist
Review: This book is perhaps the better one of dim mak or pressure point books. The author knows what he is talking about particulary in the art of dim mak, though favour in Tai Chi taste, I'm sure other style practitioners who are serious of self-defence martial art will be able to extract useful information into their respective art. Another book, Advanced Dim Mak by the same author is also highly recommended. Target points and illustrations are good and clear. Author also did a good job in describing the location each time a point is mentioned complemented by illustration. As a martial artist myself, I am satisfy with the content of this book. I would strongly recommend anyone who is keen of self-defence (not sport martial artist) to read this book as equipped with the dim mak knowledge, one will definitely be more confident in defending oneselve when the need arises but equally important is the deadly skill of dim mak should be practised in restrain and not abuse. This is definitely a better book I have read so far.