Kyusho always lay in between Muscles, Bones, Ligaments and Tendons, this will also allow a more secure grip. For example grasping someone's forearm is much more secure when digging the fingers in between the abovementioned structures, limiting the slip factor. Kicking must follow the above parameters already detailed in the strikes but with an understanding of the anatomical structures of the opponent’s legs. In all of the above-mentioned methods you must feel energy surge into your opponent from your weapons via the core of you (Dan Tien, Hara), from the ground, from the atmosphere or combinations of these 3 energy fields.
And furthermore! To be complete we must not overlook an aspect that is not considered within Martial Arts per say, but when making a complete study of the Human Condition it is very important. That is the study of these Pressure Points during sexual encounters. To stimulate these responses to a much higher levels, pressure points can be used before, during and after such encounters and all in accordance with the energetic cycles in the human body.
Conclusion Many Law Enforcement agencies and Medical Professionals are deeply involved in the study and use of Kyusho, and have even saved several lives on the street. It’s effectiveness, control and nondamaging nature fall in with the necessary scope of these professions. The Military organizations are also looking at it, but on a more severe (as originally intended) method for hand to hand situations and training. We have been involved with many medical studies at all levels to determine what is at hand though some p ro g re s s h a v e b e e n m a d e a n d t h e re s e a rc h c o n t i n u e s , t h e We s t e r n m e d i c a l a p p ro a c h o f understanding is not yet complete. The study of Kyusho will enhance any Martial Art you study, and many facets of everyday life, as it brings you to a deeper level of understanding of the human anatomy. By integrating it into what you already do, you can vastly increase your own potential in Healing, Hurting and Hoopa! It isn't easy, but it is worth the effort!