I hope you didn’t feel too pressured to point out the flaws and benefits of this ninja shit

So you're telling me I've wasted all this time perfecting The Paralyzer? That story of the one time it worked is still legendary in my mind. All that aside, I'm glad you're still doing content. Keep it up, VAL! edit: I will use the phrase Ninja Shit to describe that interaction though (I was typing my response while the video was playing, you know I like hearing you talk till the end)

Ninja shit just looks like everyone else's, that's how they blend in

I leaned my hip into the Jimmy Johns coldtable at work once, & it sent this insane shock through my whole leg & I actually yelled. If someone can do that on purpose, I suppose it could be effective. I doubt you could lead with something like that though.

I think I ignore most pressure points, or I have the ability to. I might feel pressure in the area, but the pain it inflicts is almost non existent. Though I will admit that one time you pressed really hard into the pressure point below my ear, and I pressed into it just as hard back I felt a slight pop! But my body is weird to begin with, I might not register pain at all even if I'm being actually damaged. I can't remember exactly what it's called, but I remember there being other techniques that didn't work on everyone as well that you showed me once, especially when it came to it inflicting pain. But you liked one of them because it always worked, and it was like turning my wrist to the side or something, that made my body want to turn with it. Now that was some ninja shit ...

I really liked this video, but I have some questions about the ninja shit.

Ninja shiiiiit 👀

ninja shit, relying on pressure point are on the biggest red flags of a martial art/gym

Pretty good video. I agree for the most part but I think where we disagree is what we call pressure points. My definition of a pressure point are simply weak spots on the body that when attacked cause significant effects either immediately or very soon after a strike or pressure is applied. The liver and solar plexus are freat examples but so are the kidneys and bladder area. For that matter a good shot directly over the heart has the potential to actually kill someone. Shots to the occipital bone can knockout, that's why they're not allowed in boxing, they're "cheap shots". I think traditionally in chinese martial arts there are about 108 pressure points, 36 of which can actually kill and if you look at them they're all pretty much areas i just said. Anyway like i said it's a good video i think it's mainly a difference in nomenclature between us more than anything else about this ninja shit.

All ninja shit aside, could you post a link to something about that experiment with the iron rod?

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No clue where to find it. I leaned about it in my psych101 class my 1st year of college.