Pressure Points!

[June1]

Hello!

 

Can anyone post a link to a site that will give one a whole map of the pressure points on the human body, as well as what happens when you strike each one?

 

If so, much appreciated!

[cross]

http://www.ustkd.com/meridians/chart.htm

 

Thats one chart i found, doesnt tell you what happens with each one.

[AngelaG]

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[June1]

Thanks very much to both of you!

[Cobosan]

http://www.acuxo.com/meridianPictures.asp

 

Here u have all the pressure points. If you are interested in pressure point fighting than look at Ryukyu kempo. I train it myself and can tell u some of the basics if you want. First take a look at the page

[June1]

Oh, wow! Nice graphics! Thank you for your help!

[wingedsoldier]

http://www.acuxo.com/meridianPictures.asp

 

Here u have all the pressure points. If you are interested in pressure point fighting than look at Ryukyu kempo. I train it myself and can tell u some of the basics if you want. First take a look at the page

 

i study ed parker system, and i wanted to combine it with dim mak. can you describe the right techniqes for using pressure points and how to apply pressure, speed, etc.

[AngelaG]

http://www.acuxo.com/meridianPictures.asp

 

Here u have all the pressure points. If you are interested in pressure point fighting than look at Ryukyu kempo. I train it myself and can tell u some of the basics if you want. First take a look at the page

 

i study ed parker system, and i wanted to combine it with dim mak. can you describe the right techniqes for using pressure points and how to apply pressure, speed, etc.

 

That's quite a subject there, and something that will take a lot of training. Unfortunately you cannot hope to pick it up on a forum thread.

 

A

[Cobosan]

http://www.acuxo.com/meridianPictures.asp

 

Here u have all the pressure points. If you are interested in pressure point fighting than look at Ryukyu kempo. I train it myself and can tell u some of the basics if you want. First take a look at the page

 

i study ed parker system, and i wanted to combine it with dim mak. can you describe the right techniqes for using pressure points and how to apply pressure, speed, etc.

 

That's quite a subject there, and something that will take a lot of training. Unfortunately you cannot hope to pick it up on a forum thread.

 

A

 

WORD!

 

Unfortunately its not the sort of thing u can describe by writing it down. Its not something u can learn overnight, it takes years of training before u can master just some of the techniques. Our trainer is just about to pass the masters exam ( 1.dan ) and he must know the exact piosition , the meaning, the name and the characteristics of over 400 points. Only 30-40 are commenly used because of their "appropriate position" ( which is easily reachable and can be a part of some sort of combination ). Therfore i am sorry but u have to see it , feel it to believe it.

 

If you want to see some demonstrations go to our club website http://www.rksi.net/default.cfm?Jezik=Si&Kat=0301 here u can see some of the basic knockout techniques. please DO NOT try this yourself cause its not just a bunch of punching and kicking, and also u have to know how to handle the situation after the opponent falls down otherwise the conciquences could not be pleasant.

 

Lp, COBOSAN

[wingedsoldier]

understood. it's a rule that accompanies all techniques i've been taught. so, when you strike a point, is it more of just applying a little pressure or do you strike hard.