Dim Mak, Martial Art's Touch of Death Options

Here's 15 MB/4.25 minute of TV coverage of Dim mak of how a martial artist knocks out an opponent.
Knocksout

The above movie can actually be regarded as a basic achievement in the interal art. In ancient chinese martial art internal system, a nei kung master can do a lot more damage than stun the opponent unconscious. A mere casual touch by the master to any part of the victim body can send an strong energy pulse travelling directly to the heart equivalent to an electric shock to stop it from beating thus instantly killing the victim.

Do you train martial arts Kinjo?

Yes, I started with kyokushin karate when I was about 14, followed by Wing Chun and practiced a lil bit of various styles from tae kwon do, jeet kune do, muay thai, boxing, choy li fot (sp?), and wushu, mostly for practical use with a free fight system of my own.

Hello, I'm night
I love the martial arts and when i was younger i was in karate but because of illness had to quit, but even though i don't take classes i still try to understand the techniques and figure out how to use them. I my favorites are muay thai, Judo, and kenpo. do you know anything about kenpo i can't find much.

This post has been edited by Night: Apr 26 2006, 03:36 AM

Thanks Kinjo thats pretty cool. I have studied only Jiu-Jitsu in a dojo but have tried to learn other techniques through self study.
I realize how important Ki is in both fighting and magick. It is interesting that both are a discipline and seem connected with each other. I guess thats why the samuri invented Rieki. Although I have read it was possibly started much earlier in Tibet.