How to Learn Martial Arts "Pressure Points": 16 steps. Edit Article Edited by Dvortygirl, Travis Derouin, MA, Eric Pote and 30 others The traditional definition of a pressure point is a point that, when pressure is applied, produces crippling pain.
This is learnt in a chinese martial art called Dim Mak based on accupuntual pressure points,but this art is very restricted and needs and understanding of chinese accupunturual points.Because of this I can only provide information on on fragile areas that we'll call vulnerable points. This is used to exploit a weakness or vulnerability in the human body to gain an advantage over an opponent. Human pressure points - information and location of Karate kyusho points. Pressure Points 3: Types Of Points. By Bruce Everett Miller, PA-C Editor’s Note: This is the third article in a series by Bruce Miller that describe different types of pressure points and their effectiveness as well as how to use them.
Article 1 was “Going to the Heart Of Pressure Points: What They Really Are”, and article 2 was “Pressure Points 2:Some Observations On Their Use.” In our first article we talked about some of the reasons why there is confusion about whether or not pressure points work and why, in my opinion, some people probably legitimately believe that pressure points do not work. I broached the subject of the three different types of pressure points and in my second article I made some observations about their use. In this article we will cover examples of the 3 different types and particularly we will show at least one example of each type. Krav Maga Pressure Points - Military Hand to Hand Combat Guide.