WELCOME
Martial arts and combat sports unite many millions of active and passive enthusiasts worldwide across all social classes and age groups.
The past few years have had a very strong impact on this area and have made it imperative to initiate changes in the way we interact with each other and in the way communities of interest and organisations are structured.
Ossified structures that do not adapt their processes to the needs of their members over decades under the pretext of “tradition” have no future.
We have brought together a steadily growing number of experienced professionals who are prepared to take a new and more rewarding path for the members of the community.
急所術 KYUSHO-JITSU
Dan-Examinations
07.02.2026 D 77704 Oberkirch
14.03.2026 D 49808 Lingen (Ems)
Training management
Manfred Zink, 9. Dan
Kyusho-Jitsu since 1991/2001
Manfred Zink has been studying and teaching Kyusho-Jitsu and its predecessors for several decades.
In addition to his extensive work as an instructor and examiner, he has earned a good international reputation as an author with groundbreaking content and is now regarded as an international leader among the few strict advocates of a demystified view of the subject.
空手 KARATE
古武道 KOBUDO
Dan-Examinations
07.02.2026 D 77704 Oberkirch
Training management
Gerhard Scheuriker, 5. Dan
Kobudo since 1992
Gerhard Scheuriker has been practicing martial arts intensively since the age of 17 as a student, competitor, dojo leader and teacher of karate, kobudo and kyusho jitsu.
He has studied the diverse didactic and methodological possibilities of teaching in countless courses at home and abroad, as well as in his professional environment.
In addition to his many years of experience as a trainer, he particularly enjoys teaching.
Dan-Examinations
07.02.2026 D 77704 Oberkirch
14.03.2026 D 49808 Lingen (Ems)
Training management
Manfred Zink, 8. Dan
Karate since 1980
Manfred Zink has been studying martial arts for over four decades. Starting with karate, judo and kung fu, his current activities in karate primarily include the tasks of instructor, trainer and examiner, as well as extensive work as the author of numerous neutral publications on the subject. He is a licensed A-trainer for popular and competitive sports, a qualified karate instructor, a qualified health trainer and much more.
SEMINARS
D 77704 Oberkirch
Karate
Manfred Zink
D 76297 Friedrichstal
Kobudo
Gerhard Scheuriker
D 49808 Lingen (Ems)
Kyusho-Jitsu
Manfred Zink
18.10.2025 SA
08.11.2025 SA
06.12.2025 SA
10.01.2026 SA
07.02.2026 SA
14.03.2026 SA
21.03.2026 SA
22.03.2026 SO
25.04.2026 SA
13.06.2026 SA
14.06.2026 SO
20.06.2026 SA
18.07.2026 SA
19.09.2026 SA
26.09.2026 SA
10.10.2026 SA
28.11.2026 SA
05.12.2026 SA
D 77704 Oberkirch
Karate
Manfred Zink
D 77704 Oberkirch
Kampfkunstmeeting Süd
D 49808 Lingen (Ems)
Kyusho-Jitsu
Manfred Zink
Kyusho-Jitsu
Manfred Zink
D 77704 Oberkirch
Kobudo
Gerhard Scheuriker
Karate
Manfred Zink
Kyusho-Jitsu
Manfred Zink
Kobudo
Gerhard Scheuriker
Kyusho-Jitsu
Manfred Zink
D 76297 Friedrichstal
D 77704 Oberkirch
D 77704 Oberkirch
D 76297 Friedrichstal
D 49808 Lingen (Ems)
Karate
Manfred Zink
Kyusho-Jitsu
Manfred Zink
Kyusho-Jitsu
Manfred Zink
Karate
Manfred Zink
Kyusho-Jitsu
Manfred Zink
Kyusho-Jitsu
Manfred Zink
D 77704 Oberkirch
D 77704 Oberkirch
D 49808 Lingen (Ems)
D 77704 Oberkirch
D 49808 Lingen (Ems)
D 77704 Oberkirch
REPORT
For the first time, a seminar on Kyusho-Jitsu took place in Luxembourg on 2 August 2025. At the invitation of Daniel Scholtes (2nd Dan Kyusho-Jitsu, 5th from left), the internationally renowned seminar leader Manfred Zink (9th Dan Kyusho-Jitsu, author of numerous specialist books) was able to convey the subject matter to the participants in a clear and concise manner. The excellent atmosphere and pleasant participants did the rest, making the seminar a complete success.
If you are interested in joining the Luxembourg training group, please contact Daniel Scholtes directly at decodan@pt.lu .
Further risk information ... Sweating is common in sensitive individuals; in extreme cases, breathing difficulties and dizziness may occur, leading to complete loss of consciousness.
Name of meridian... Lung
Element ... Metal
Polarity ... Yin
number of vital points ... 11
Main direction of activation ... slightly outward under the forearm muscle (brachioradialis muscle) toward the radial nerve (servus radiales).
Effect ... penetrating pain throughout the entire forearm musculature. The arm gives way downward, the body bends forward, and the knee on the same side buckles.
techniques (tuite), mainly by applying pressure with the thumb.
A firm grip on lunge 5 is recommended in all cases where the normal body reaction (forward bending, same-side knee buckling) is desired, as well as to prepare for follow-up techniques against the upper body, neck or head.
Location ... outside the biceps tendon, approx. 1 cun below the elbow crease. Note: in acupuncture, directly at the outer end of the elbow crease.
Activation ... pressure, tapping
Application ... Due to its location near the elbow crease, this point is generally protected, so that a strike (gedan barai/uke or otoshi uke) is only possible with the arm almost fully extended. However, the point is easily accessible for all forms of grabbing or gripping
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