tkdwarrior
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I tend to agree with you great master
And it has more nutritional value than fresh corn, too.
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I tend to agree with you great master
And it has more nutritional value than fresh corn, too.
It's most likely going to get you in trouble if you do it, but hitting the throat does work if you can pull it off. I like using the thumb, index and middle finger and latching on just about as high as you can get on the throat. Right around the windpipe (trachea? whatever.). If you can get behind or beside the opponent and get one hand over the top of the head and latch onto the upper part of the eye socket at the same time, they are definitely not going to like it. You've really got to have some fast hands to pull it off. Ever try snatching peas out of boiling hot water?
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I think what he is referring to is a rip the jaw of technique. Interesting technique theory but you must be very strong and skilled to apply it
If you can get behind or beside the opponent and get one hand over the top of the head and latch onto the upper part of the eye socket at the same time, they are definitely not going to like it. You've really got to have some fast hands to pull it off. Ever try snatching peas out of boiling hot water?
Yeah exactly my thoughts in ending a fight as soon as possible.No, but as a technique I knew about one, but not the name. Googling that, I found this Wiki page. Looks quite interesting, but maybe a few urban myths there. I have not known anybody that would use a bite for example.
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Blimey, that looks so simple, but quite deadly. The head movement I guess, but I was more along the lines of this. You have an opponent in front of you, in this case I'll use the obvious on the door scenario. No idea if this viable, I will make that clear. Right, bloke in front and getting quite close to the personal zone. You grab via the upper neck to the sides of the head.
Thinking about a little more, you put the thumbs under the front of the chin, grasp the head by the ears and lock your elbows in towards the chest. You apply pressure front to back, and the sides. Plus you have fingers free to jam into the nose. As I say, no sure if that would work. Don't have too peeps around who will let me try. And bogies on the fingers would not be pleasant
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Dim Mak?Why not use the Touch of Death? (Badump! Tsssss)
Here is an example of a technique that is romanticized but in actuality is one used with a force multiplier. Wherein a poison that acts topically is applied with a supposed martial art technique.
In theory, it may be possible to disrupt the bodies nervous system by activating certain pressure points. So far I have only heard of legends or stories of the dim mak but no actual forensic case study. Now I could be wrong. If there is someome with first hand knowledge kindly chime in
Only seen that a Donny Yen movie. Vegus? nerve got wacked and then good night Vienna.
You've never seen anybody dropped by a shot to the solar plexus? That's what you're doing there; stimulating the vagus nerve, which can cause (amoung other things) the diaphragm to spasm, the stomach to spasm and the heart rate and blood pressure to drop. These responses cause you to (in order) get the wind knocked out of you, puke, and pass out.
Even clenching the abdominal muscles can stimulate the vagus. There's a not at all uncommon thing called bathroom syncope. It's people passing out because they're straining to poop, which stimulates the vagus, and down they go.
Pressure points work. As with most things, they don't work as they're portrayed in the movies, but they do work.
De' Mack Truck!Dim Mak?
De' Mack Truck!
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