Acupressure (Quick Study Academic Outline) Pamphlet – 1 July 2005

Covers all the points needed for Kuk Sool Won (KSW) and other martial arts. Ideal, and even fits in the training books!

Great quality. Print clear and easy to read. Very easy to use. Very convenient and handy. Folds up and can be stored in a folder

This chart arrived this morning, and it seems ideal, it comes fully laminated, folded and even hole-punched so it fits perfectly in a 3-ring binder making it ideal for students. It seems to have a great deal of detail with many body parts being shown separately for more clarity. As far as I can tell, it's just like the wall charts you see in the acupuncture/acupressure clinics, only a more portable and practical size for the student or someone like myself who's just interested in learning a bit more about the subject.It's not huge, but the writing and detail are all perfectly clear, so there shouldn't be any problems reading it or finding the required information.

This laminated fold away reference to acupressure points is well worth investing in. It is especially useful for those therapists who practice reflexology and who use Chinese 5 element and meridian techniques as part of their practice. The map does take a little time to become familiar with but really is very useful and the fact that it is laminated and folds up means it fits into any A4 folder for easy reference alongside client notes / case studies. I thoroughly recommend it's purchase, a great little addition to your main reference books.

Well made, flexible, hard wearing. Great information. Put into your computer bag no problem. Will buy again. Good delivery. 5 star product.

This is an excellent chart, very clearly, easy understandable illustrations.

Ideal for quick reference check.

not very useful as a reference poster because you're gonna need a magnifying glass to read and see really any of the lines and text on there, and I brought it purely to have an easy reference - i was considering making my own drawings to it to expand important sections of it because, for example, you can barely see what the meridian points are around the eyes.