Kyusho Jitsu Karate Evan Pantazi

Evan Pantazi is a prominent figure in the realm of Kyusho Jitsu, a martial art focusing on pressure points and their application in combat. Born in the United States, Pantazi’s journey into martial arts began early in life, eventually leading him to explore various disciplines such as karate, judo, and jiu-jitsu. However, it was his encounter with Kyusho Jitsu that would shape his career and reputation.

Pantazi’s introduction to Kyusho Jitsu came through his studies with Grandmaster George Dillman, a pioneer in bringing the art of pressure points to the West. Under Dillman’s guidance, Pantazi immersed himself in the intricate study of the human body’s pressure points and their practical application in self-defense and combat scenarios.

Driven by a passion for both learning and teaching, Pantazi soon established himself as a leading authority in Kyusho Jitsu. He founded the Kyusho International organization, through which he has taught countless students worldwide. His approach blends traditional martial arts principles with modern scientific understanding of anatomy and physiology, offering a comprehensive and systematic approach to Kyusho Jitsu.

Pantazi has authored several books and produced instructional videos that have become fundamental resources for practitioners of Kyusho Jitsu. His works delve into the theoretical framework of pressure point techniques, as well as their practical application across various martial arts disciplines.

This video was filmed during a photo shoot in 2001 for Black Belt Magazine.