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Brachial plexus clavicle notch pressure point. This center is behind the
collarbone in a hollow about halfway between the breastbone and the
shoulder joint. The strike should be delivered with a small-impact weapon
or the tip of the thumb to create high-level mental stunning and dysfunction
of the affected arm.
It is important to realize that no matter how big or strong someone is, and no matter what their intent is, it is possible to stop them from harming another human being. We as humans are very resilient, but the people who prey on others tend to forget that even they have weaknesses that can be exploited for effect.
fivedragons wrote:Stryke: "the ability to take someone out should be balanced with the appreciation how fragile life is and how serious it is."
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Life is meaningless if it is not appreciated. How fragile life is and how serious it is, would be a good mindset in which to practice kata. And may we experience every aspect of our lives in the same sense.
The caveats of the danger of martial arts should not be needed everytime you fight it is potentially lethal regardless of skill level and should be approached as such.... last resort.
muppets breeding themselves produces more furrry critters.fivedragons wrote:psycho muppets can f#ck themselves.
Trouble with Tribbles, damn your an old fart!fivedragons wrote:Caveat: The Tribbles from Star Trek should NOT be allowed to have fun amongst themselves.
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