2017年8月10日 · The pressure point knock-out (KO) phenomenon is caused by one of two mechanisms: 1) Central Nervous System (CNS) shutdown points, and 2) auto-suggestion (hypnosis / belief). First, the CNS shutdown KO's are basically limited to just a …

2019年7月14日 · Point being: If I am in a position to actually apply pressure point techniques in a street fight then my opponent is no real threat to me anyways because this is the only scenario in which I can reliably apply them. Therefore, I would find myself to be a bad martial artist (morally) and in a bad legal position if I actually applied them without ...

2020年7月8日 · There are some pressure points that cause severe pain but the only pressure Point I know that can cause loss of consciousness is a double chop to the side of the neck. This area has the barorecptors in the Carotid Artery and monitor blood pressure.

2015年8月18日 · The receptors that check blood pressure at this branching point are called the carotid baroreceptors, and they are responsible for making sure you get plenty of the vino vitae into your brain. If blood pressure drops, they signal for an increase in heart rate and contractility, if the blood pressure rises, they signal the heart to slow down.

Pressure point effectiveness varies from person to person, because some people are able to withstand the effects of PP. Also, some people's nerves are not unlike veins and arteries: they move. So if you apply a PP to an area, if that person's nerves or skin moves, you will have a harder time applying the PP.

2015年12月9日 · In many aspects, a pressure point strike is no different from "hitting your funny bone" in your elbow. You might immediately drop something in your hand when you strike your elbow like that, but for the most part, you "shake it out", grimace, and continue to do your usual task, compensating for the lack of fine control by relying on routine.

A person might have more muscle, fat, or scar tissue blocking the usual path to pressure on the nerve. A few people have a couple of small extra muscles in a variety of places. And that's before we get to the point of "pain is a brain response" and brains are all wired differently. So, pain based pressure points are a gamble in terms of effect.

2019年7月11日 · @Collett89 Of course the damage is caused through the deceleration within the target, but acceleration is necessary for increasing the force applied from the punch, f=ma. And it is difficult to keep a high accelaration through a long distance because of the hindrances. That was my point. Or am I missing something? –

2019年8月10日 · Firstly, in order to achieve Yonkyo (a pressure point), one must essentially squeeze the nerve ending against the bone in order to achieve that pain response. So, digging around in within the muscle and sinew is different for …

2022年12月7日 · Some pressure points are located close to a nerve complex. Nerves are pretty much everywhere in the body, so your chances of hitting one are pretty good. But pressure point theory doesn't actually deal with nerves. If you're hitting a nerve while targeting a pressure point, it's by accident. You can attack the nerves specifically.