def mak "death touch"

[GinSueDog]

You guys crack me up, I do have to say that I do agree with Masala about his point about "Truth." A lot of people here know only or have only limited experience in martial arts. Some have only experienced BJJ period, who is to say what works and what doesn't unless you experience it for yourself.-ED

[Playa]

The no touch knockout or death blow? Dudes, I learned how to do that years ago (I am 37).

Usually my opponent is in a confined space, like an elevator, and I've just had a super burrito.

It also works on multiple opponents.

[Mickey Finn]

Yes, Masala my brother, it is good to find a true believer even in this den of iniquity and ignorance. Just because we are new here does not mean that we should not attempt to spread truth and enlightenment to the unwashed masses.

I have spent the last ten years meditating on the wall of a cave until I could hear the ants scream. They scream truth, beauty and peace. Once I could hear the ants, I attained full enlightenment. My chakras opened fully and all was made clear to me. I am now able to take the one touch KO to the next level. Soon I will be able to project my chi and KO people via phone lines. (This should come in very handy when dealing with those pesky sales calls) Concentrate on your oneness with earth, sky, water, wood and fire. Feel the Chi… be the Chi. Hear the ants scream my brother.

[Badger]

Do you know of anyone who has actually used the Death Touch in self-defense?

Please don't hurt dogs man
I could not bare to do that-they would all end up being pets(I guess I have a soft spot for animals)

You should practice on rapists & child molestors so there would be no loss.



-Badger

[Mickey Finn]

Or badgers…

[Badger]

Hey! That's not very nice!





-Badger

[EJ]

Originally posted by Angel_of_Pain
I hope you have not practice the technic whit a human, so the only thing I can think of that you could practice whit is a chicken. Did you kill a chiken

Yes.... Masala, the "newbie", choked the chicken.

[Ryu (non-working password]

I have a sinking suspicion that many of the posters on this thread are pulling legs a bit for some laughs

I do agree with the point about "truth".
I'm a firm believer in that.

Badger, LOL I concur with your thoughts on using such tactics on rapists and child molestors
But.....don't believe everything you read


We can ask Mr. Kim on the death touch. He knows it you know.

In all seriousness, life is made up of a few miraculous and unexplained things....and then a whole shitload of frauds hahaha

Ryu

[Mojo]

What a crock ! No pound is going to give dogs to guys who will punch them to death.

[Badger]

Whew!!!!

[PassiveGuy]

Man Masala you try that shit on my dog I'm gonna send you to the cement Dim Mak or not!!! Just kiding :-)
I agree, why would that guy go on a cheesy show like Ripleys and perform that deadly move(he says modern medicine can not help... only a "magical tap on the back" can revive them) I doubt a legit master of Dim Mak would do that to his students. BTW whats inside a girl, I'm 15! Do you really think if I was 16 I would spend as much time on this forum? Wait... don't answer that. :-)


keep it fresh

[Biz]

Ahh, the dim mak.

It's like pushing the Yin while pulling at their Yang. Er, something to that effect.

That's the effect. You're supposedly messing with pressure points. Causing your body to get all confused or something.

But I'm skeptical because if it were real, then why hasn't it ever been on the news or on more fighting events? You're rarely hear or read about the death touch. And if all you're doing is simply attacking certain pressure points, then why does it supposedly take so long to learn.

And I've seen videos on the net of Death Touches and No touch KOs... I can't come to a conclussion.

[Masala]

Mickey,

I am having trouble with extended levetation. Would you kindly Email me @ Indianfoodguy@hotmail.com so that I may perhaps go over my mandala design and prayer schedual with you, to see if there is anything that I am missing?

Thanks

[Ryan The Bad]

PassiveGuy>> Are you really 15? If so, that is so cool! I'm 17(18 in feb) myself, and I think that I've been put in a good spot starting BJJ at a young age, as seeing how when I grow up I'll have a ton of skill and be really tough.

Anyway, keep training hard.

[Robbie]

Kinda like Frank dux,Dim mak!! Seriously though I don't doubt it.There are plenty of things that we don't understand and that is just one of them.