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Pain: Some points are painful, because of the prevalence of nerves in the area. For example, being prodded in the throat is painful. The body has a pain withdrawal reflex, whereby it reacts to pain by moving away from it. Martial artists make use of this, sometimes without being aware of it. Applying pressure next to the collar bone, from above, will cause the pers ...
See also:Pressure point, Pressure point - Martial arts applications, Pressure point - Control of bleeding Read more here: » Pressure point: Encyclopedia II - Pressure point - Martial arts applications |
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