What is this Techique?

[shogeri]

In some way the Sanjiao may be involved, but I am still studying these things, so I cannot be 100 percent certain. Always consult a qualified TCM practitioner before attempting any of this stuff...

Triple Warmer/Heater/Energizer (Sanjiao)

Strictly speaking, the sanjiao is not an organ in itself, but rather a functional unit consisting of three portions - the upper jiao of the chest (heart, lung), the middle jiao of the upper abdomen (spleen and stomach) and the lower jiao of the lower abdomen (kidney and bladder). The sanjiao distribute and circulate energy (Qi) and blood to their respective zones, as well as helping to regulate the amount of body fluid, sending any excess to the bladder to be excreted.

Zhaohai (KD 6) and Yingu (KD10) can increase diuretic function, while Jinmen and Fuliu (KD7) have been proven to suppress the diuretic function.

Sanyinjiao (SP6) and Kunlun (UB60) can change the peristaltic condition of the ureter. Weak stimulation can slow peristalsis and strong stimulation can increase the ureter's peristalsis.

Sanjiao, or SP 6 is located above the ankle on the medial malleolus, behind the tibia. In other words, on the front of the leg, just behind the shin bone – the width of one hand (three thumbs) above the crown of the inner ankle

That said, here are the locations of some other related points:

CV 4 (3 body inches below navel)

ST 36 (2 inches Below kneecap)

In sum, for health reasons, these points have been known to treat Urogenital Problems (impotence, cystitis, incontinence of urine, infections of the genito-urinary organs), this when these points are used in conjunction with others, such as sanjiao, and struck in the proper manner (force and accuracy) , then they can (or have been known to) produce the alternative effect of poor health.

Again, proceed with caution, and never use SP6 on a pregnant woman.

Good luck.

[orion82698]

Was it called the "Dim Mak"?

[Meguro]

Does it involve serving the other guy large quantities of beer?

[Thruhiker]

I think you are on a snipe hunt.

[shogeri]

There are no death touches, rather there are strikes to specific points(areas), as many boxers, accidental slayings, football players, ballet students, lawyers, doctors, and even Martial Artists have been known to come across either intentionally or by freak accident.

What is sad, is that there are more unqualified people out there pushing, or pressing or massaging acupoints with no clue as to what they are doing. Worse still, there are those who practice acupuncture also.

Thanks to the Dillman Method, the term Dim Mak is no longer used, nor preferrable in many circles of realistic application, as it paints an incorrect view of the usage of the acupressure points as found within the meridian system of TCM.

My thoughts for the moment...

[Dont call me Sir]

Well i heard it from my teacher who also does karate and he said that there is this one move that you can do to make someone pee to death!? he said its called like urine techique.. i think it was a korean move but im not sure.. i would like to know more about this cause man that is one crazy techique!!

I've just pee'd myself laughing!

I think you're being wound up, mate.

When you go for a pee, you empty your bladder, so how can you pee yourself to death, unless you drown in your urine?!!

[Sensei Rick]

There is a counter to this technique, but it "DEPENDS" on your skill!

[Sensei Rick]

Available at wallmarts everywhere.

[topdawg]

man that was funny

[b3n]

You never know, he was a black belt. It really could be some secret technique only black belts know about...