Right!.. I always hated martial arts voodo. "my hands are lethal weapons" "if you palm someones nose it will go in their brain and they'll die" "if you use an open hand in self defence you can go to jail because they are super extra dangerous"If someone speaks about his hands considered as lethal weapons, then he is without good training.
Bro you haven't pushed someone's nose up his head with palm strikes? I think you need to train more. I managed to do it a year into training. It's a big reason why I'm not allowed to fight in the UFC and why cops carry gunsRight!.. I always hated martial arts voodo. "my hands are lethal weapons" "if you palm someones nose it will go in their brain and they'll die" "if you use an open hand in self defence you can go to jail because they are super extra dangerous"
Knocking someones nose bone into their brain is a myth,There's no such thing as registering your hands as weapons, and palm strikes won't land you in jail any quicker than a punch.
Thanks bro. I never understood why cops carried guns before. Now, I do.Bro you haven't pushed someone's nose up his head with palm strikes? I think you need to train more. I managed to do it a year into training. It's a big reason why I'm not allowed to fight in the UFC and why cops carry guns
Right!.. I always hated martial arts voodo. "my hands are lethal weapons" "if you palm someones nose it will go in their brain and they'll die" "if you use an open hand in self defence you can go to jail because they are super extra dangerous"
Knocking someones nose bone into their brain is a myth,There's no such thing as registering your hands as weapons, and palm strikes won't land you in jail any quicker than a punch.
Thanks bro. I never understood why cops carried guns before. Now, I do.
meen niether !man, i never thought of it that way! they really did go back and forth like that between the two gyms/countries. that's pretty cool
Bro you haven't pushed someone's nose up his head with palm strikes? I think you need to train more. I managed to do it a year into training. It's a big reason why I'm not allowed to fight in the UFC and why cops carry guns
Thanks bro. I never understood why cops carried guns before. Now, I do.
I tried to early on, but my ki was too much, it made it worse. The energy transferred past my glove, and it pushed opponent's nose out of his head like a bullet, and people nearby thought it was gunfireIt is so pity to know that, man! Maybe they should design special gloves for you and to allow you to show the world you talent. Your gloves have to be with padding on the heel part of the palms.![]()
I tried to early on, but my ki was too much, it made it worse. The energy transferred past my glove, and it pushed opponent's nose out of his head like a bullet, and people nearby thought it was gunfire
palm heel strikes worked well for bas in the 90's
here bas says 1v1 fists, 1vgroup open hands.
i mean it's looking like the open hand is delivering plenty of damage to me lol, so i guess even if the fist does do more damage is it really a significantly larger amount of damage, and is that increase significant enough to justify the risk to your hands?The fists deliver more damage IMO, but there is higher risk of damaging your hands. For instance few days ago I was throwing at about 50 percent punches in the forearms and elbows of a partner (for the experiment) and suddenly I've connected with the ring finger's knuckle, only with it. The pain wasn't going to stop me, but I've realized that if I was at 100 percent the result could be different.
Man, those stories about the strength athletes sound scary! The technique is very important. Few days ago I rowed with a boat (I can kayak a little), but rowing with a boat was so hard. I had no proper technique and it was so hard for me. We weren't fast at all and I got tired so quickly. Then I realized that the technique is crucial for every activity. But... from other hand- look at those power measuring machines- some guys with no formal training break records. So to be able to use your whole body is easier maybe. The problem is that the guys who don't train can't throw whole body strikes staying in nice stance, they need to wind up. Yes, connecting with harden knuckles is not big deal, unless it is full body punch, but connecting with the knuckles which are "neighbors" to those hard knuckles can be devastating. I think with the punches you can throw more technical strikes, but you have to think more. In my opinion- nobody's hands are snipers- you aim for something, and you lend right... next to it sometimes.Risks?
If it is really dangerous attack, then almost always comes without long notice period, for example 0,1 - 2 seconds. Of course, usually people use techniques and combinations they trained longer time, automatised moves. There are not time to think, this is not ring. For ring you know, when and know about opponent's experience. Trainer advises you what better to do etc with THIS opponent.
If punches done with seiken, proper fist, punches not delivered to forehead, risk is hot so high. Forehead is one from strongest bones in human body. Yes, if forehead is punched even with miserable ! mistake, hand can be damaged. I know one student, he used to hit opponent's forehead and things gone terrible for him. Fist was damaged, he was able use his litlle finger only after 8 months. This finger still is with about 50% funcionality from normal standart.
Lethality?
Uppercut from amateur weightlifter without any special training delivered to morque. One punch recieved, opponent died after few minutes.
Uppercut from fitness trainer, also without fight training. Half hook + uppercut, opponent passed away.
In bouth cases opponents were in similar weight class.
Sounds unpleasant! Sometimes accidents happen. I doubt that many people want to kill someone while striking him once or twice with punch, but sometimes the things go wrong.I wrote this not because I'm any kind of expert in arts ( just learning ), reason is more terrible and true.
I filled paperwork for Path Dept, for police, morque for foresnics.
I'm not combat arts expert or high level expert in medicine.