90% of the time you'll get up pretty quickly again. Barely ever will it permanently paralyze you though it can permanently paralyze your arm/shoulder as those nerves are focused on that part of the body.
But I think it's more likely for us to go in for the cheap alt way of a ground tackle after doing the nerve strike which knocks them down even if they are getting up fast. We would still be able to ground tackle them.
depends what you call real... I assume you mean street but I've seen it once on CCTV, thought the guy got stabbed. then I seen it in Jujitsu or a sanctioned fight like that.
@@Ratmanbiggy two times in all of combat fighting? You're a moron if you think the pros just haven't caught on to this "legitimate" technique. If it does work it's so rare and so futile in combat and in live sparring as to be basically useless. Have fun with pressure points though
I came here after watching Batman fight the Mutant leader in the mud pit, just to see if the whole punching a nerve cluster in the deltoid is real. So sort of?
That move is legal in MMA yet nobody uses it. I wonder why... The real points that you can actually take advantage of in a real fight, from bottom to top, are the calves, side of the upper leg, groin area, both sides of the low ribs, all sides of the neck, chin, temple, and eyes. Anything else is delusional Bullshido.
I remember when I was in grade 3 or 4 all the guys in my grade would try to punch each other in the armpits when we weren’t paying attention as hard as we could cause someone told us it would make you shit your pants and we all believed it
3rd, one of the most effective is @ the soler plexus. I might have misspelled that, sorry if I did. The soler plexus is @ the stomach where you normally get hit and lose your breath for a while. However, @ the point just underneath the sternum, and where you feel the floating ribs, is volatile pt. A side hammer fist @ that pt sends a signal through the body that the heart is beatin 2 fast, and so the brain sends a counter-signal to make the heart slow down really fast, even 2 the pt of death
Well this is a video and comment I hadn’t seen in years. Back in the day CZcams limited the amount of characters you have in a comment a lot more than they do today, so we had to find ways to cut down on characters for longer postings.
Its the same with "I can break someones neck" - Calvin from California (never tried, trained or did it, but is too confident of his skill that he would assume that he would be able to do it)
To answer the below question, it is rare, but there are three. One is @ the temple, right beside the eye, the softer point on the sides of the head. The hurt when hit, but if hit @ the angle, they can cause a knockout, or even death. 2nd, is a direct blow to the heart. A large amount of thrust directly over the heart, like a really hard punch, can cause death almost instantly because the shock stops the heart. That's part of the reason why falls can kill you: it's the sudden stop that does it.
In acupuncture that point is only an inch off a deadly point that can cause delayed death by causing the heart to fail. (university student in traditional Chinese medicine.)
Have practiced both MMA and self defense, this is something that you would rather use in self defense, though you can still use it in a face-to-face fight, but is far more difficult.
@@thomasluck5955 He Lied Bout What Tho Lmao...? That He Hasn't Done MMA N Stuff...? How Are You So Sure Bout It, Just Jealous That You Being A Couch Potato Everyone Else Is Moving...?
We, Keralaites have been using the marma vidya( knowledge of vulnerable points) in our martial art which is Kalarippayatu for centuries. In marmavidya attack is focused on joints, nerves, and internal organs. This is the deadliest practice (without weapon) in any martial arts. But to do it with precision,power and speed needs lot of practice.
You should hit these spots if you want to end it and maybe win: Stomach Liver Groin Ribs But hitting ribs could get you in jail if you broke it,i recommend stomach because it stuns them and make them lose their breath but also not really fatal, and in case you were fighting a bigger guy(like 2 years older) then I recommend liver.
Knowledge of pressure points is readily available. If it worked, we’d see it in MMA by now. People claiming this works would fail to land a kick on a fighter yet think they can land these precise hits on the nerves in a high stress fighting scenario. Get out of here folks
There is a reason cage fighters do not change their bread and butter that often, a punch is a punch and a kick is a kick. Modern kickboxing styles are so easy to learn and practice that practitioners don't need to examine the forms and ideas of older esoteric traditional martial art systems. It takes a rare person to innovate or adapt in sport combat, and we sometimes see those people. If what they do is so simple everyone would be doing it right? No, some people have a natural proclivity for maintaining structure and proper movement under the pressure of violence, this is called having a high fight IQ. Sport combat practitioners also rarely study or train in the internal arts, and those are the more important ideas that you must cultivate your self through in order to be able to handle stress and develop that high fight IQ that is required to put techniques like this to use. And lastly, knowledge doesn't work, it never has. Individuals are the ones that must work to make ideas a reality. Not many people want to work to the degree that is required to turn the body into a weapon. Its more than physique, its psychological as well.
@@hanumananky pro cage fighters are at the tip of the spear when it comes to fighting skill. They and their coaches always innovate and look for the bit of edge they can get over their opponent. New technique here, new fake here, some Asian massage there, some needle therapy here. Someone by now would’ve found these pressure point techniques and would’ve used them in striking or grappling. I wouldn’t say kickboxing is easy to practice, it’s simple, not easy. Lastly, fight IQ isn’t the ability to stick to your game plan under pressure, fight IQ is being able to notice and exploit holes in your opponents game
I've seen people get kicked full force to that exact area like a hundred time, some people even got kicked 4 or 5 times in the same round (poorly blocked body kicks), yet nobody ever flinched a second,they were sore just like after absorbing any kind of damage from a fight. Sadly this is likely another fake martial art "secret technique". Plus if you are going to practice and perfect a strike that requires you to get THAT close and at THAT angle you better practice elbows and Thai clinch like crazy, this strike you miss and you are probably getting killed lol, at least is harder to miss and elbow and it will make a lot of damage whatever way you land it, a well placed one can KO anybody even if you not that powerful.
Actually your armpit has one of the largest pocket of nerves in the body if not the largest, it’s just an extremely awkward place to be able to hit effectively
Yes bro, kicked, unless you put you thumb out and avoid the bones you wont be getting there easily. With a punch is easier. It not just a soft spot right bellow the armpit.... It's a part where tissue, muscle, bones and nerves combine.
I've had several people (martial artists) try use pressure points on me, but they don't work. The same people were able to do it to others, but not me. I think its kinda cool, but should I be worried about my nervous system?
Just remember people, in a fight
_"It's Nerve or nothing"_
*"It's Nerve or never"*
@@GYisrael you dont get the refrence
@@thefishlover6665 relax bro lol
🤣
Nice reference
Props to these bros had to peel their skin off to show how its done👏
😂😂😂
real
🤣
Lies again? Navy Seals National Service
Bro it was animation if they peeled their skin off they would die 😐
“Your already dead” and then he explodes
Lol that's what brought me here
Lmao 😭
NANI?!
@@oofergame8734 Qzrsrxzr64fy
Omae wa mou shindeiru
ive actually seen people hit this spot by pure luck XD
Then what happen to them did they become unconscious?
years ago wow you must be so much older
@@asnakutadesse8046 Lol your talking to a guy who is 11 years older than before
@@NufflebunnyYT it doesn't matter
@@NufflebunnyYT he may be dead
When you hit your toe on a corner
0:42
Also POV: You’re Frost from DBS, and you’re trying to escape when Hit walks up to you
Me explaining me mom how I hurt my younger brother when playing
real
90% of the time you'll get up pretty quickly again. Barely ever will it permanently paralyze you though it can permanently paralyze your arm/shoulder as those nerves are focused on that part of the body.
lmaooo
Either way the Attacker is 100% re-thinking his next punch.
But I think it's more likely for us to go in for the cheap alt way of a ground tackle after doing the nerve strike which knocks them down even if they are getting up fast. We would still be able to ground tackle them.
I think it’s fake
This happend to sugar Sean
I would like to see this move used in a real fight
depends what you call real... I assume you mean street but I've seen it once on CCTV, thought the guy got stabbed. then I seen it in Jujitsu or a sanctioned fight like that.
It doesn't work this is bullshido science based off the little knowledge of actual science
oh sorry martial arts scientist, my mistake I must have not seen it twice and dreamt it.
@@Ratmanbiggy two times in all of combat fighting? You're a moron if you think the pros just haven't caught on to this "legitimate" technique. If it does work it's so rare and so futile in combat and in live sparring as to be basically useless.
Have fun with pressure points though
@@Ratmanbiggy Do you have link to the CCTV video? Or the match.
“He’s trying to kill me”
“Just hit his power switch”
Perfect move against bullies at school
How to win a school fight with 2 cameras in the room :
Brutal. This is like 11th grade when all you need is 12 for a diploma
The Hyûga Clan send their regards.
I came here after watching Batman fight the Mutant leader in the mud pit, just to see if the whole punching a nerve cluster in the deltoid is real. So sort of?
gabeslist
Me too
same
gabeslist This isnt a mudpit, its an operating table.
wow never thought someone would come for the same reason as me. Nice
Put this guy in a real fight to lose faith in all his 'abilities'
I love this, i's so funny while still being informative.
That move is legal in MMA yet nobody uses it. I wonder why...
The real points that you can actually take advantage of in a real fight, from bottom to top, are the calves, side of the upper leg, groin area, both sides of the low ribs, all sides of the neck, chin, temple, and eyes. Anything else is delusional Bullshido.
Seems like u watch fight commentary with mongol throat singing
Not just the low ribs, everything in the neighborhood of the liver. Also if you can get the angle the kidneys.
All those areas except the groin is actually targeted in MMA.
Are you watching pro wrestling??
@@ajayedayattil7534 you need to learn how to read before joining the comment section
@@covalentbond7933 lol what
I remember when I was in grade 3 or 4 all the guys in my grade would try to punch each other in the armpits when we weren’t paying attention as hard as we could cause someone told us it would make you shit your pants and we all believed it
It's not only in ninjitsu but also in all branches of karate & also kungfu...
WE ARE FEARFULLY & WONDERFULY MADE, PRAISE GOD!!!!!!!!!!!
Indeed, it is hard to believe that an explosion can create such complex creatures and a wonderful galaxy for us all to live in.
3rd, one of the most effective is @ the soler plexus. I might have misspelled that, sorry if I did. The soler plexus is @ the stomach where you normally get hit and lose your breath for a while. However, @ the point just underneath the sternum, and where you feel the floating ribs, is volatile pt. A side hammer fist @ that pt sends a signal through the body that the heart is beatin 2 fast, and so the brain sends a counter-signal to make the heart slow down really fast, even 2 the pt of death
Bro you replied to a 13 year old comment.
Well this is a video and comment I hadn’t seen in years. Back in the day CZcams limited the amount of characters you have in a comment a lot more than they do today, so we had to find ways to cut down on characters for longer postings.
@@RedDragonShard damn you're still active
@@sabyasachidas4680 Insert Bane here, "...I was born in the CZcams, molded by it..."
@@RedDragonShard damn ur over 13 years old
Its the same with "I can break someones neck" - Calvin from California (never tried, trained or did it, but is too confident of his skill that he would assume that he would be able to do it)
Some people are just good like that. They dedicate years to martial arts.
11 years ago wow you must be so much older
@@NufflebunnyYT yuup, by 11 yrs
"You're already dead"
School fights about to be crazy 🔥🔥🔥
So this is where they got the idea for Miyagi pressure points in Cobra Kai
It looks more like Jeet Kune Do, the stance bouncing around the rear hand blocking the head and the lead blocking the groin
nerf the Nerve
Thanks! I will try this on my best friend. :)
It hurts like hell and feels weird sure, but it often doesn't drop people.
Hola mucho gusto es un placer saludarle mi estimado amigo
Show - National Geographic Martial Arts
Imagine if people in the UFC started using this
Sean O'malley's only loss is from a nerve strike behind the knee, his leg went numb, rolled his ankle, lost the fight.
haha glen is just standing likr "yeah, do something"
If you have the decision to strike between the arm and the chin
always choose the chin
Is funny how when he hits him in the Uber the arm he the System in the body shuts done real quick is like basically if u was Disconnecting a TV 😭😂👌
Am i the only one who thought that this is how you beat Zuckerberg in a fight because of electrical charges?
0:14 omg look at that telegraph. You better dodge that obvious punch coming your way with flashing lights and honking horn.
I got a fight in 3 mins so thx Ima use it.
To answer the below question, it is rare, but there are three. One is @ the temple, right beside the eye, the softer point on the sides of the head. The hurt when hit, but if hit @ the angle, they can cause a knockout, or even death. 2nd, is a direct blow to the heart. A large amount of thrust directly over the heart, like a really hard punch, can cause death almost instantly because the shock stops the heart. That's part of the reason why falls can kill you: it's the sudden stop that does it.
@NoodleSoup Had to make a second comment because this was in the days where YT had smaller limits for text
@NoodleSoup That says 13 days ago on my end
@NoodleSoup You should see the comment thread on the third part of my comment, haha
@@RedDragonShard bro how old are you now
Shit I remember watching this 14 years ago
Yeah this ninja guy is actually real.
I tried punching myself in the axillary nerve and i almost disable my whole body
Before watching the vid, I've hit this spot to see damage taken when the muscle isn't contracted and I couldn't move my arm for seconds.
Gonna use this on my siblings tysm
- The guys face is wide open
- hits arm
If you damage the lymph nodes in your armpits, it can lead to severe health issues or maybe cancer risks in the future.
In acupuncture that point is only an inch off a deadly point that can cause delayed death by causing the heart to fail. (university student in traditional Chinese medicine.)
Have practiced both MMA and self defense, this is something that you would rather use in self defense, though you can still use it in a face-to-face fight, but is far more difficult.
Why lie on the internet buddy? Go to bed you have school in the morning
@@thomasluck5955 He Lied Bout What Tho Lmao...? That He Hasn't Done MMA N Stuff...? How Are You So Sure Bout It, Just Jealous That You Being A Couch Potato Everyone Else Is Moving...?
@@thomasluck5955 oh and I am sure you know every detail of his life do you
top 10 things you will never be able to employ in a real fight.
you can employ that but the chances of you dong it is unlikely
POV: You fell asleep first at a sleepover.
ThyLee brought me here!!😂
ATLA🔥🔥🔥
no volunteer fighters were harmed during this demonstration
I remember this documentary playing on tv but can't remember the name of it. 🙈
use GB20 to wake him up then... leaving someone unconscious is far more dangerous than knocking him out and waking him up
mandatory "grandma didnt stand a chance"
We, Keralaites have been using the marma vidya( knowledge of vulnerable points) in our martial art which is Kalarippayatu for centuries. In marmavidya attack is focused on joints, nerves, and internal organs. This is the deadliest practice (without weapon) in any martial arts. But to do it with precision,power and speed needs lot of practice.
Malayali ✋
This is some Kenshiro shit that would take years to master
I gotta stop watching this before I start thinking im Ip man on the streets 😭
Just throw some legos down when he's running
Its forbidden, but its true, some police forces (Russian, Chinese, NorCorean, etc) train these.
This ninjitsu guy got KTFO in Pride vs Gary Goodridge.
“Message pain “……… 😂!!!!!!!!!!
Send my regards to Kenshiro
You should hit these spots if you want to end it and maybe win:
Stomach
Liver
Groin
Ribs
But hitting ribs could get you in jail if you broke it,i recommend stomach because it stuns them and make them lose their breath but also not really fatal, and in case you were fighting a bigger guy(like 2 years older) then I recommend liver.
Also the solar plexus is a great spot as well
This is like an infomercial but doesn't affect me because I have no money and wouldn't buy what they're selling anyway. Still I watch.
What is the og channel called
Wow, first time i saw 2 skeletons fighting each other.
Knowledge of pressure points is readily available. If it worked, we’d see it in MMA by now.
People claiming this works would fail to land a kick on a fighter yet think they can land these precise hits on the nerves in a high stress fighting scenario. Get out of here folks
There is a reason cage fighters do not change their bread and butter that often, a punch is a punch and a kick is a kick. Modern kickboxing styles are so easy to learn and practice that practitioners don't need to examine the forms and ideas of older esoteric traditional martial art systems. It takes a rare person to innovate or adapt in sport combat, and we sometimes see those people. If what they do is so simple everyone would be doing it right? No, some people have a natural proclivity for maintaining structure and proper movement under the pressure of violence, this is called having a high fight IQ. Sport combat practitioners also rarely study or train in the internal arts, and those are the more important ideas that you must cultivate your self through in order to be able to handle stress and develop that high fight IQ that is required to put techniques like this to use.
And lastly, knowledge doesn't work, it never has.
Individuals are the ones that must work to make ideas a reality.
Not many people want to work to the degree that is required to turn the body into a weapon. Its more than physique, its psychological as well.
@@hanumananky pro cage fighters are at the tip of the spear when it comes to fighting skill. They and their coaches always innovate and look for the bit of edge they can get over their opponent. New technique here, new fake here, some Asian massage there, some needle therapy here. Someone by now would’ve found these pressure point techniques and would’ve used them in striking or grappling.
I wouldn’t say kickboxing is easy to practice, it’s simple, not easy.
Lastly, fight IQ isn’t the ability to stick to your game plan under pressure, fight IQ is being able to notice and exploit holes in your opponents game
Attack On Titan Chapter 138 is looking great
Now i can fight back the bullies
14 years later 😣
This video uploaded when I was 3 years old.😊
@@oddi5486 if i was 2 years old😌
@@fauzy2359 Sweet times😌
Hola mucho gusto es un placer saludarle
I was trying hitting my armpit, when watching this xD
hyuga's in real life
Shin kicks are highly destabilizing and painful. Ouch!
Cool animation
I've seen people get kicked full force to that exact area like a hundred time, some people even got kicked 4 or 5 times in the same round (poorly blocked body kicks), yet nobody ever flinched a second,they were sore just like after absorbing any kind of damage from a fight. Sadly this is likely another fake martial art "secret technique". Plus if you are going to practice and perfect a strike that requires you to get THAT close and at THAT angle you better practice elbows and Thai clinch like crazy, this strike you miss and you are probably getting killed lol, at least is harder to miss and elbow and it will make a lot of damage whatever way you land it, a well placed one can KO anybody even if you not that powerful.
no it is not fake, you can try punch your own arm at that area and feel the pain all over your body
Actually your armpit has one of the largest pocket of nerves in the body if not the largest, it’s just an extremely awkward place to be able to hit effectively
If you get stabbed there you can instantly die of shock
Yes bro, kicked, unless you put you thumb out and avoid the bones you wont be getting there easily.
With a punch is easier. It not just a soft spot right bellow the armpit.... It's a part where tissue, muscle,
bones and nerves combine.
Wait... how do you kick someone under their armpit 100 times in a single fight??
He pressed his hard reset button
Ricardo Arona supernatural kick that makes the adversary legs freeze. There's a lot of unexplored techniques that won't appear in mma. Keep learning.
Kalaripyattu is the mother of ALL martial arts 🚩
The world famous - Shaolin Kung-fu is the product of Kalaripyattu itself
Me using my younger brother as a practice dummy for my new tricks i learned on youtube.
A highly doubt it it probably included in the rules along with no headbutting, groin kicks etc etc
Even in animation form looks like it hurts
..one punch resolutor..in reality , never goes in this way. . only in a ..Film..
I am here becz Tommorow I have to take my entire class down
😂
kudos to the men for peeling their skin to show their nerves
I paralyzed my friends arm on accident that was funny
Can't wait to try this
My grandmother will never stand a chance on me now 😂
Always good to know
Does anyone knows where can i find the full episode of national geographic about martial arts and any other to the point?
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“petrificus totalus”
thanks i'll take my needles next time
how did i not know this lmaooo
The message: "pain"
"Entire system shuts down"
I've had several people (martial artists) try use pressure points on me, but they don't work. The same people were able to do it to others, but not me. I think its kinda cool, but should I be worried about my nervous system?
10 years ago but, they probably can do it right with other people and not you
Thanks for the tutorial! When I hit my bully he was bleeding and on the floor, I was holding a knife. Is that normal?
Trial and Error is the best wayt o figure this out