dude
didn’t you see the last ufc tito vowed to stay on his feet and go hand for hand with some dude called the ice man
and he got knocked the f uck out striaght blast style in the second round
it was almost sad
It was not sad for me!..
Noticed that 90% of the fights stayed off the ground in that UFC?.. Oh no!..[SIZE=4]I’m trolling here!..[/SIZE] 
BTW
Chuck Liddel must have used feng shui in his hairdo to gain some advantage in the fight!..Feng Shui is even worse than Dim Mak as a destructive force!
i noticed that people with some good footwrk and take down defense were looking good that night
man that big dude that shut down cabbage moved real nice
that’s a prime example of good footwork
i’m not big on ufc stuff infact first one i had seen in years
i get bored watching the ground game
but this was very exciting
footwork footwork footwork
p.s. i especially like that left right shuffle fake then drop 2 on cabbages jaw
that has worked a few times for me in sparring i was busting up
Depends on what you mean by dim mak (death touch).
If I punch you in the throat you may die, thats dim mak.
Radial nerves can drop a person. I have seen highly skilled people get dropped by newbies when chi saoing. This is because the senior will be trying to teach the junior something and the senior will somehow get accidently hit on their radial nerve. I have seen it drop tons of people.
Now training to use the pheonix eye, eh well I find that kind of silly. You don’t need it and it requires a higher level of skill.
There is Dim Huit and Dim Mark.
Very different stuffs.
Originally posted by Phenix
[B]There is Dim Huit and Dim Mark.
Very different stuffs. [/B]
What are the similarities and differences? Can you translate?
TIA,
- kj
Originally posted by kj
[B]
What are the similarities and differences? Can you translate?
TIA,
- kj [/B]
Dim Huit is about striking/ pointing to the vortex location of the energy body. Huit is vortex of the energy body.
Say the seven Chakras of the Yoga. and if you check between the Chinese model and hindu model, you can find similarity…
Dim Mark is about striking/pointing to the Current betwen the vortex location of the energy body.
So, as an analogy, one is to disturb the battery directly and the other is to disturb the path/paths of electical current.
Originally posted by Phenix
There is Dim Huit and Dim Mark.
When you say huit, do you mean xue (Mandarin) / yuet (Cantonese)?
xue/yuet - http://zhongwen.com/d/165/x222.htm
mai/mak - http://zhongwen.com/d/175/x223.htm
Good distinctions between huit/yuet and mak, Hendrik.
The Chinese and Indian energy body analogies overlap. Because
they point towards nature- different paradigms can approach the subject and understand it.
The kalaripayattu folks also approach it similarly.
In old India, war elephants were controlled by the “mahouts”
with their hooked/pointed rods. Goebbells-X(?) and other top circus elephant trainers use a bit of it.
It takes time to devlop the understanding and the skills.
Understanding them in depth allows some equalization of skills
against brawn- relevant for small folks, women and older folks
rather than playing the Ice man or Tito’s games.
Without proper understanding and training-different story-often overlayed with skepticism and cynicism.
yuanfen
Dim Mak is very easy to apply. You take your index finger. Slowly train it by pressing your muscle by your thumb curling the finger. when you have achieved this simple excercise and can curl the finger without shaking doing it smoothly - then you are ready to apply dim mak.
Making sure you use only the finger that you trained you then…
pick up a gun and shoot the *******.
Dim mak made simple.
Now that you have been trained on this internet based course please send $250 to Dim mak grandmaster Andrew P
hey
check out the street fighting forum
there is an ongoing dimmak seminar as we speak
looks like the siamese cat is finally out of the bag
Ernie sez:
hey i’ll one up you lets do old karate style and grapple a bull once we get him in our gaurd , we will give him the deadly shaolin couchy couchy tickle fingers
You learn something every day.Yesterday i went to the feed and
tack store nearby for top quality food for my malamute.
I asked the lady what a four pronged tweezer was for. She brought out a small very strong rubber ring- put it on the four prongs which touch each other and pressed the handle- naturally
the ring expanded- apparently then you put the expanded ring over the family jewels of various animals. 2-3 weeks later- voila
with the hard constriction the jewels fall off sans surgery with knife.
Once the ring clamps into place they are hard to take off.
So couchy couchy and then whammo the ring is in place. OUCH!
hey joy
so we got all the bull with no balls
seen a few of those in my time:)
Originally posted by Ernie
[B]dude
didn’t you see the last ufc tito vowed to stay on his feet and go hand for hand with some dude called the ice man
and he got knocked the f uck out striaght blast style in the second round
it was almost sad [/B]
Found this on the main forum!.. 
:eek: :rolleyes:
ok
i’m laughing no wait i’m crying no wait i’m laughing again:)
darn i think i pee’d a little
I have never read so much bs in my life!!! Does anyone who has actully studied dim mak have anything valid to say?? You know wing chun is a combination of 5 base styles of which dim mak is one right?
To answer the original question…yes…there are many points that will cause death, instant or delayed as well as numerous levels of suffering physical and emotional.
There are many ways to apply to these pionts and thumbs or fingers or half fists etc are only some. I rely heavily on my dim mak ( which can cause everything from unconciousness to peeing blood to having your opponent suddenly experience 4 days non-stop diahorea to death to breaking down in tears and confusion)
any one who says other wise is just someone who never learnt and finds it too scary to consider real…
dim mak is a real art…deal with it
Originally posted by old jong
[B]
Found this on the main forum!.. :eek: :rolleyes: [/B]
see..if that dude had some hsing -yi experience he woulda distributed his weight differently and never would over shot that kick without thinking whole body..ie:leaving top half open and running away like a girl…
how is that relevant to dim mak again…'cause i think I mssed that
Originally posted by Ernie
[B]
darn i think i pee’d a little [/B]
I knew you were a very sensible kind of guy!..
Originally posted by blooming lotus
There are many ways to apply to these ponts and thmbs or fingers or half fists etc are only some. I rely heavily on my dim mak ( which can cause everything from unconciousness to peeing blood top having your opponent suddenly experience 4 days non-stop diahorea to death to breaking down in tears and confusion)
Which of these cannot be accomplished with an opportune strike? How often do you routinely inflict these injuries? How do you decide between equally great choices like peeing blood and extended “diahorea”? How many people have experienced death from your touch? So many questions, so little…