What are some weak points on the human body ?

Question

What are some weak points on the human body ?

Answer 1

If you think hard I bet you can find some with no help at all.

Answer 2

Everyone has a few universally weak points, the eyes, clavicle/throat, ears, nose, sternum, etc....just to name a few.

You can be as muscular as you'd like, or as fat as you'd like and it still doesn't make a lick of difference in those areas.

Here's a tip from basic human physiology 101 : anywhere there's a bone in the human body, there are nerve clusters behind the bone structure. The body carries it's own natural armor to hide and protect the moreso vulnerable parts (arterial passages, glands, nerves, etc).

That's a quick run through, study Grey's Anatomy, some basic Eastern medical methodology books, and a more in depth book on Shiatsu or Qigong massage and you'll be well versed.

Lots of information, have fun!

Answer 3

Technique is the most important here and knowing what to go for and using certain techniques to get the desired results, the weak points on the body are only distractionary points to give you a small amount of time to perform another technique you plan to use.

eyes are often good, ears or just below the lobes near the jawline, the area beneath the jawline and throat area, between the points where the clavicle comes together.

the solar plexus (right beneath the ribcage and breastbone)

and of course the perennial nerve on the back of the thigh (also referred to as the hamstring), the groin directly, or the nerve line just inside the leg that runs towards the groin.

even singling out fingers and putting pressure on them are good ways to add a pain compliance technique against an opponent.

knees are also good, but work best to slow an opponent down.

there are so many to choose from, but not all will work on everyone.

Answer 4

Five points that are completely unprotected, no matter how strong you are, muscle does not cover these and the only way to defend against them is skill.
Temple,
Trachea,
Arm pit,
Sides of the ribs (lower half, winds an opponent, you can build up muscle to defend your diaphram against attack from the front)
Groin.
There are more, but for striking, these are the simplest spots, the ways of attacking each varies, it is doubtful that attacks for armpits is common knowledge, but they are there, and when learned can completely remove a mans arm from his shoulder socket. The trachea is a killing move, if you break a windpipe, you have very likely killed someone. The ribs are best hit with a close and quick attack, because it is inside your opponents defence, so try a cut kick, or a close stepping body hook. The temple can be hit with a fist very easily, but without some sort of hand protection, you can very easily break your hand if you hit too hard, there a a good many bones in your hand, the skull is one very large bone, not hard math. So i find it just as effective and a good deal safer to use an open palm, hitting with the heel of my hand. Attack from the outside, not directly in front, grap his outside hand with your opposite hand, leaving your free hand outside his zone of control beside his shoulder, then step in close and push your palm through his temple as fast as you can.

Answer 5

Sure, that information is out there on the web for everyone to see and it's so easy to learn there that there are no more bullies charging people. Oh, wait, there are still bullies starting fights and the finger trick isn't working? I guess it was just all for the movie then.

Answer 6

throat
nose
groin
eyes
temple(on side of eye)
soft part under the ear
neck
solar plexus
ribs
knee and back of it.
lower back
ankle

Answer 7

Why do you want to know? It doesnt matter if you know them or not, in end it's the technique that you can pull off that help, not knowing weak points.

Answer 8

Eyes , groin, clavicles , and throat to name a few .

Answer 9

nose, throat, solar plexus , groin, knee's and any pressure point

Answer 10

There are hundreds. If your instructor isn't teaching you this, there is probably a good reason. Since he won't, I won't either.