Reflexes in Violence

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Reflexes in Violence A reflex is an involuntary and almost immediate movement in response to a stimulus. This innate reflex is automatic and does not require conscious thought. The purpose of this instinctual reflex is often survival. This is a basic collection [to be expanded] of such reflexes in violent situations. The intent is to show how someone can win in an asocial incident, as with TFT. Groin Strike Reflex Neck Strike Reflex Liver Strike Reflex Compilations Groin Strike Reflex In this video, the setting is social, but it demonstrates the effectiveness of a targeted strike on a vulnerable piece of anatomy. Although the strike lacks bodyweight, the reflexes of the youths are used against them. The striker makes the youths basically throw themselves to the floor. They cannot help it. Even the bigger, stronger, faster person basically cannot avoid throwing themselves to the floor! Toddler vs. Dad's groin. Toddler unknowingly uses accurate targeting. Bodyweight is effectively applied. The tiny can injure the giant. Remember, choose a target that presents and penetrate with bodyweight. Keep going till the other is non-functional. Just like the toddler showed! Neck Strike Reflex Another social setting, where one Marine is asking the other to demonstrate a neck strike. This is a two second extract from Beware of The Knife Hands (a 1m5s video). The neck has an artery and a vein and two nerves. A strike here can disrupt these, leading to a concussion (immediate lights out) or a vasovagal fainting (more of a dimmer switch effect as in this video). The striker targets well and gets a big result. The recipient seems to have a very sensitive neck as the strike is light, yet he faints. If he had fallen so that his head had struck the planet, he could have had serious brain damage or even have died. Only use it asocially. Also see here. Liver Strike Reflex This video shows many combat sports liver punches as well as explaining the anatomy and physiology behind the liver shot. The body is forced to lie down. It also teaches us that all human organs are suscepible to similar disabling reflexes, but because the liver is the largest organ and because it is slightly exposed at the bottom of the rib (an oversight of human evolution), the liver is particularly vulnerable. Also see here, here, here. Compilations Temple (3m43s). Spleen (4m40s). Solar plexus (5m49s). Side of the neck (7m34s).

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