I went through some of the pressure points on one of the websites posted... showing me where alot of pressure points are and the effects of them...
Now, for example one pressure point says something about breathing, what would I have to do to that particular pressur point in order to make it effective?
Punch it? Press it? What?
Posted by: Kimo2007
Re: Pressure points - 07/27/07 03:42 PM
Matts a bit salty today...
Posted by: MattJ
Re: Pressure points - 07/27/07 03:45 PM
Hey, at least I haven't used the word "idiot" yet (with all due deference to JohnL).
Okay well clearly you having a bad day, I hope it wasnt cause of me!
Anyway, you must be very irritated with "beginner" questions but if you can answer me than maybe you can make my day a better one
Posted by: Neko456
Re: Pressure points - 07/27/07 04:00 PM
They are really playing with you and being polite, really you can't learn Merdian training over a website. PP training is fairly advance training and without a Instructor you are wasting your time.
Learn th basic like the rest of us, then progress to fighting then advance training.
If you want to learn to fight quickly learn to box. Boxing isn't easy, you have dust your bottom off a lot to learn it but its simpler and quicker then learning Dim Mak(how to use PP to fight and heal). Boxing basic principles will help you defend and counter. Being good at it takes lots of hard work and a bring some to get some attitude.
Most MAs teach you to maim and that takes along time because you must be trusted with this information.
Neko, okay I understand what you are saying..
however just as question out of interest than..
Must one strike the pressure points or how does it work?
Posted by: schanne
Re: Pressure points - 07/27/07 04:16 PM
Maybe the solar plexus is what thinking of...hit a person there and it will alter their breathing. Is that the kind of PP your refering to? A more direct approach would be a sudo strike to a person throat...that would have an effect on a person breathing rather quickly.
Posted by: JMWcorwin
Re: Pressure points - 07/27/07 04:29 PM
it's still a question that can really only be answered through qualified training. Some pp's require striking, pressing, rubbing, grinding, etc. It depends on the point itself, what you're intending to ilicit from the action, etc. ( eg: healing, hurting, stunning, maiming )
You're just not gonna get the info you want from a forum.
Sorry man
