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I have been accidently knocked out a couple of times, but from a strike to the back of the head (GB 20 to all who are interested in PPs). The second time it happened I was out cold for quite a while, I've had a couple of light KOs as well but although I have gone down to the floor I have still been vaguely conscious. I am very sensitive to Gallbladder Meridian strikes - almost stupidly so. :(

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Angela G,

 

Was that in competition or street fight?

 

Although it really does matter per my post.

 

And, according to others, and myself, some people have a different "awakening sensation-what was yours?

 

BTW-thanks for your reply

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Angela G,

 

Was that in competition or street fight?

 

Although it really does matter per my post.

 

And, according to others, and myself, some people have a different "awakening sensation-what was yours?

 

BTW-thanks for your reply

 

The time I got completely knocked out it was training at a seminar. (First seminar I had ever been to as well). We'd been training all weekend and we were all pretty tired, it was getting towards the end of the day and my partner was a friend. I think he started to relax which made the technique even worse. He caught me dead on GB20 so it was an 'electrical knockout' rather than a hard punching style one. Interestingly (possibly :lol) I find that when I get KOd it actually takes a while for me to go down. It's like my body shuts down bit by bit. The last time I got KOed was my grading because I somehow managed to fall headfirst onto my opponents heel :dodgy: . I got back up to carry on fighting, got back into yoi, he asked me if I was ok, I said yeah.... and then slowly collapsed into a heap on the floor.

 

I find I wake up fairly slowly and am quite woozy for a while, and I have a pounding headache for the rest of the day, I may also feel nauseous. I also find my concentration span will be shot and I find it hard to complete whole sentences. Later on at night I'll often wake up with a racing heart, sweats and an irrational fear such as that someone is in my room. Byt he next day my body is back in synch and I have no more problems.

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So, if you were in a heated stess, like danger, would you have went down?

 

And how was your respiration upon recoverey?

 

I can't say whether I would have gone down in a stress situation for sure, would adrenaline have kept me going?? I really have no answer to that. My respiration was fine.

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So, did you or your instructor, have a special methods to help?

My instructor is trained in Reiki and is adept at bringing people around after energetic KOs. He also has modern First Aid training, so I trust that he can handle situations like that competantly.

 

The first time it happened there were several people who knew what to do.

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