YUBIWAZA 2.0 EXPLAINED

Have you ever heard of Yubiwaza or even
Yubiwaza 2.0?
The term Yubiwaza means "one-finger technique."
Much Karate and Kung Fu styles use
Yubiwaza techniques.
A martial artist can attack sensitive areas in the body, pressure points, with only one
finger to disable an opponent and even cause death.
In hand-to-hand combat, a Yubiwaza technique can defeat "invincible" opponents.
Yubiwaza techniques have now been extrapolated from Karate and organized into their sub-style called Yubiwaza 2.0.
It is now presented in a graphical, organized structure with its application using the Muryo Waza Clock Theory!
Grand Master Eddie Vuittonet has effectively organized and graphically illustrated a set of highly specialized self-
defense techniques called Yubiwaza 2.0 from
Karate and Kung Fu styles.
The Yubiwaza 2.0 book illustrates the legal and medical implications of single-point attacks.
The Muryo Waza TDP and other self-defense systems can benefit from the Yubiwaza 2.0 book's overall presentation and easy-to-follow graphics, making it a powerful self-defense sub-system.
I "borrowed" the best techniques' out there' (secret or otherwise) and eliminated many pointless, complicated,
inefficient, or cinematic-type 'moves' to create what Muryo Waza is today.
As part of my quest to design the most deadly fighting art in history, I had to scavenge what I believed to be the most efficient and effective techniques from within the martial arts universe.
Then I identified and scavenged many "Yubiwaza" type techniques from Karate. Kung-fu styles, i.e., moves from various martial arts systems that use a single finger or thumb penetration jab or "fat/loose skin grab" and/or all the most deadly "compressive attacks" (attacks to organs and framework) I could effectively create.
Thus, I created a genuine "Yubiwaza" handbook.
Based on the comic book ads and 'superhero' claims of the 1960s, I injected it with the modern-day spirit of the time, revolving around martial arts.
The original Yubiwaza pamphlet was useful and not a scam.
Still, it needed autonomy - not just the name "Yubiwaza" and the "rubber stamp" moves of Sosiushi Ryu Jujutsu; it required organization and structure to stand independently as a genuine sub- style of Muryo Waza TDP.
It also needed uniqueness, equations, and philosophy...to become an official, modern-day sub-style!
Now it's fixed...for all those "kids" who are grown-up and martial artists.
Those with fond memories of (learning) how a 97-pound individual can annihilate several 200-pound attackers carrying knives and broken bottles.
With my mixture of "actual" soft and hard school techniques that adhered to Yubiwaza's original purpose, I incorporated many unique Muryowazan concepts into the mix.
The Yubiwaza technique is considered extremely deadly, cruel, vicious, and executed by a "dirty fighter."
It is thus that Yubuiwaza 2.0 is born.
I have thus incorporated it into Muryo Waza and claim ownership.