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The Hoff
PostPosted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 5:01 pm 
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Curtley Ambrose wrote:
Aren't pressure point techniques used in those eastern disciplines such as " Yakitori " or "Sudoku"???



Judd tried the Dim Sum version, which is of course why it didn't work.

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My chiropractor uses something similar (I guess). No pulling and cracking from my Chiro, I've got to say, after years of thinking Chiro's are quacks, I get infinitely better relief from pain from my Chiro than my Physio.

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Sydney Blue wrote:
And I love it when I here Martial Arts people say it not about kicking and punching


:roll:

to say you have no idea, would be a massive understatement.

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Kaptain Kouta wrote:
woof wrote:
BlueMark wrote:
Pressure Point applications are difficult to apply and training required to employ them effectively is extensive, its not something I would try in "real life' For restraint I would apply various holds and arm locks to give a chance to talk the attacker down. To stop someone cold, I would employ various strikes and kicks and try to 'break contact' but if it was serious situation ie someone with a weapon, I would strike the vunerable areas of the throat or preferably break a limb or joint.

Then I would patch em up and offer counselling :lol:


Doing anything on Thursday night at about 5.30pm?


You meeting with Alan Didak?


Or Stephen Milne :grin: :fight:

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Thanks Grasshopper.

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The Hoff
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ScottSaunders wrote:
Sydney Blue wrote:
And I love it when I here Martial Arts people say it not about kicking and punching


:roll:

to say you have no idea, would be a massive understatement.



+1
'snip':roll:

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I am well versed in the art of Nintendo.

Can't find a pressure point but I can clock Super Mario Bros. in under 5 minutes!!

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SparkyBlue wrote:
I am well versed in the art of Nintendo.

Can't find a pressure point but I can clock Super Mario Bros. in under 5 minutes!!


The nerd is strong in this one.

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Wojee wrote:


It's a penalty based on "could have".
Judd's fingers in the bloke's face "could have" caused serious eye damage, but they didn't cause any.
Judd attempting to find a pressure point "could have" caused injury, but it didn't cause any.



..agreed.. ..like i said in the other thread, it's very much like Lynchy copped all those weeks after the granny.. ..we know he didn't actually land any of those punches, otherwise they'd still be looking for wake's head behind the goal posts.. ..but it was the biggest match of the year, and it just didn't look good.. ..so he copped it.. ..same thing with Juddles.. ..a finals match, standing over a guy on the ground, putting your fingers on another's face.... ..factor in the brown incident which they were aching to 'eve up', and he gets 2 weeks.. ..unreasonable sure, but more so cos worse hits get off with the same or lighter penalty.. ..3 weeks is our fault..

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woof
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Big Kahuna Boot wrote:
3 weeks is our fault..


No, 2 weeks is his fault. He did it and he made the silly comment. The extra week is the clubs fault, they decided to try and defend the indefensible.
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