Paul - you are a brave man and wow, I would not want to have participated in that. Great video - but I would not want my kids to see this - not sure if should even be on here?
Inflicted and distinct pain in the skull area can be interesting in clinch situations of fighting. Why? Because most people move away from the painful stimulus; and 'where the head goes the body will follow' (I believe Anderson Silva said that). Pain in any other location can of course be of significance too.
The mental /alveolar branch of the trigeminal nerve passes through the mandibular foramen, which in a calm situation is easy to palpate and thus locate (try on yourself), and by only slight pressure can inflict some pain. If you are decisive, a brisk pressure on this spot will surprise the opponent by the sudden pain level - the mere location of sharp pain is uncommon to most and adds to the sensation.
Good video. One correction: that is not stomach 5, so the title is misleading. That is mental nerve. At the end the person states that he will get to stomach 5 in the next video.
One of my old instructors said no one should mess around with this stuff. Itosu said(or some other master if not him) said the best method of self defense is to run and seek shelter at your neighbors house. Your biggest enemy is yourself!!!
Lol this would never work in real life. And If you’re training in martial arts why would you run away scared to your neighbors house? You should stay and fight.
Looks bogus with the jerk tap dizziness. The "blow" is part of a not so common but readily recognised - and perfectly tolerated - neurological examination of the trigeminal nerve function: jaw jerk or masseter reflex.
Paul - you are a brave man and wow, I would not want to have participated in that. Great video - but I would not want my kids to see this - not sure if should even be on here?
Inflicted and distinct pain in the skull area can be interesting in clinch situations of fighting. Why? Because most people move away from the painful stimulus; and 'where the head goes the body will follow' (I believe Anderson Silva said that). Pain in any other location can of course be of significance too.
Very good video
The mental /alveolar branch of the trigeminal nerve passes through the mandibular foramen, which in a calm situation is easy to palpate and thus locate (try on yourself), and by only slight pressure can inflict some pain. If you are decisive, a brisk pressure on this spot will surprise the opponent by the sudden pain level - the mere location of sharp pain is uncommon to most and adds to the sensation.
Good video. One correction: that is not stomach 5, so the title is misleading. That is mental nerve. At the end the person states that he will get to stomach 5 in the next video.
Thank you. Fair point. The description above has been revised, sadly the onscreen text is less easy to alter.
womatelevision Thnx
its all bullshit anyway
@@fredinatub nerves aren't real? And here I thought doctors worldwide knew what they were talking about. :P
the tree second knockout was because of a concussion not some pressure point.
One of my old instructors said no one should mess around with this stuff.
Itosu said(or some other master if not him) said the best method of self defense is to run and seek shelter at your neighbors house.
Your biggest enemy is yourself!!!
my neighbours wife is pretty hot...excellent
Lol this would never work in real life. And If you’re training in martial arts why would you run away scared to your neighbors house? You should stay and fight.
Poor paul omg tried on myself btw didn’t do anything
Excuse me, Mr Attacker.. can you stop while I punch your pressure points. This is all useless in a real Fight!!!!
Did the same thing, nothing
The teacher should do the revival to him.....
seme one tell me that's true plz
Looks bogus with the jerk tap dizziness. The "blow" is part of a not so common but readily recognised - and perfectly tolerated - neurological examination of the trigeminal nerve function: jaw jerk or masseter reflex.
Use caution with that technique. I tried it on a friend and he soiled himself (serious).