There is one technique which I couldn't yet use, but a friend of mine recommended to me. You just take some good momentum with both of your arms and then slap the enemy with open palms on the ears from both sides simultaneously.
Now, in theory, that should work like a flashbang grenade, that is that it should liquify the liquid that is in your ears which is responsible for your motor controls and balance, that is, it gets disturbed and the enemy should be a bit disoriented and hard on his feet.
Does anybody know if this works and what the name of this technique is?
If you're going to do precision aiming why not just jab their carotid artery.
>>2
Well we're not talking hitman lessons here. I mean, to hit the ear with your open palm it generally suffices to just swing in the general direction of the head - that is, if the enemy isn't protecting himself.
I was just curious if this is true or not
well yeah itäs true, ask one of your freinds to try it on you and you'll se. the thing is that i can seriously damage your hearing and probably more stuff in your head. it's always better to hit someone on the jaw, it shakes the brain really much if you get a nice hit and a person with a broken jaw dont want to fight yo anymore :)
althoug fight is stupied, just blow his head of with a gun and you dont have to damage you knuckles.
(ironi)
there is a chance that your enemy might go deaf because of that. i wouldn't risk that if its not a life or death situation.
Dont open that link it's virus.
>>6 is right. It has a good chance of rupturing their eardrums and should only be used in a self defense situation.
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It seems pretty dumb as a fighting move. If you could land an eardrum slap, you probably could've done a lot of other things
Well the basic principles of the Sound of Hand Clapping Over Ear stance involves the notion of pressure points. Along with your temple and eyes, your ear is one of the most deadliest places that you could apply pressure to. You see, our ear has inside it, a delicate membrane called the tympanic membrane. The function of this membrane is mainly to vibrate with sound waves that enter the ear. It is greatly important to keep the air pressure on either side of this membrane equal. Normally, this would be the job of the Eustachian tube. However in certain cases, the Eustachian tube is not effective enough to do such a job (ie. When the Sound of Hand Clapping Over Ear stance is applied). In this situation, when the disequilibrium of air pressure is allowed to continue, the tympanic membrane will be unable to handle such a strain and will rupture. Following this, the ossicles in the middle ear will collapse from the constant ringing, which escalates until the entire auditory system implodes. Internal bleeding will soon result, and the fate of the victim will be obvious then.
Such techniques are formidable weapons. You should only ever use them in the last resort situation, where you have to protect the ones you love. Use it wisely.
>>12
This was so elegantly summed up, I could have shed a tear.
If you have a chance to do that, in most cases, you had a chance to get away unharmed. Which is, IMHO, the wiser choice.
And anyway, I'm sure that when the cops show up, the fact that you shattered some dude's ear drums is not going to make you seem like a "good guy"
Well, if you "clap his hears" to strong he will go deaf permanently, personally i rather hit like a karate chop in a vertical direction just in the base of the neck, vertical because horizontal can cause neck break and serious permanent damaging.
Anyways, you can always punch the face and see what comes from it
>>16
>>15
That's actually used as a 'non-violent' intervention technique. Nurses are trained to do that stuff.
Here's how you hit someone:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9rbq0d9v0E
>>17
nurses are also trained to do "healing hands," it doesn't mean it accomplishes anything.
i hated the special that video came from. the TKD surfer dude dancing around with the katana, the super-secret ninjitsu death-touch...
>>18
It works (hopefully), it's just not exactly a 'karate chop' or even a method of fighting, just a last-resort method to end a escalating confrontation. Probably useless in a real fight, but a 90-year old man with dementia? Sure.
Never saw the special, but the clip sums up a knock-out punch pretty well.
yes this is true this technique is called "knock the fuck out" it is used in many fights.
A good way to train in boxing is to cast a shadow of yourself on a wall, and then spar with it, seeing the way your body moves as you punch. This is called shadow boxing. An even better way is to tie a guy up so he can't move, and just keep hitting him. This is called punching a tied-up guy.
Is there a website where I can find a list of those kinds of techniques?