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moobrack
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Hey jui jitsu guys,
I was wondering about fatal techniques.Maybe you could shed some light on the situation a bit by telling me about some of them and what they are designed to do
THANX
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thaiboxerken
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What is hard to swallow about fatal techniques is that you really can't practice them full-force without risking a person's life. I do learn many neck-breaks and chokes that could be lethal. There are many "fatal" techniques out there that are *, such as Dim Mak. I wouldn't worry about deadly techniques too much, because if you can KO a person, then you have the option to kill them while they are unconscious.
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iamrushman
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my best fatal technique is ...pull the trigger on my 357 magnum...if i shoot straight it works everytime. 
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moobrack
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ha ha
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Prodigy-Child
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| some fatal techniques are chokes strikes to the vital points (which my not work all the time) neck breaks or striking upwards on the bridge of the nose |
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thaiboxerken
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I feel that "fatal" moves are a joke many times. It reminds me of Moral Kombat when someone talks about killing with pressure points or the upward nose strike. It's funny stuff.
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Karateka_latino
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| A Simple Choke Technique is very very fatal if you do it the right way.. How much you can live when you get caught with a "Lion Kill" Choke. lol |
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thaiboxerken
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There is a difference between good techniques and other not-so-good ones. There are many people that will have you believe that you can kill a person by touching certain "meridians". Others think that the palm-strike to the nose is a fatal move. Some even claim that a strike to the throat is deadly. While the nose strike and throat strike really hurt and CAN kill, they are not fatal in themselves. Also, it's hard to hit these areas on a person.
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MuayTB1
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I best and easy move in JJ to kill is to twist his or her neck. One quick snap.
I never get to shoot any body, how dose it feel Iamrushman?  |
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Tobias_Reece
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Joined: 26 May 2001
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Location: Leeds, England
Styles: Matayoshi Okinawawn Kobudo, Shotokan Karate
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Hi all
Just thought I'd add a medical point to the forum.
Inside the neck is the stimulas for the Viegus (sp?) nerve.
If this nerve is stimulated the heart can stop. (There is some medical reason to this.) Its been known for large men to tighten their neckties and drop dead.
The same can happen if you rub the eyeballs.
My dad knows more about this than me (he used to be a nurse), and I'll post more when I talk to him.
Oh yeah, there are some real * about fatal techniques, such as the cartilage entering the brain etc...
C ya
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