THE SECRETS OF KYUSHO: Pressure Point Fighting

Every action in martial arts and self defense aims at discovering the opponents weak points, exploiting them, and finally disabling him/her without injury or to bring him/her under control.
Content: Machine generated contents note: 1.Attack Points on the Head --
1.1.Eyes --
1.2.Chin/Protuberancia mentalis --
1.3.Corners of the mouth --
1.4.Nose bone/Root of the nose/Os nasale --
1.5.Subnasal point --
1.6.Great auricular nerve/Nervus auricularis magnus --
1.7.Buccal (cheek) nerve/Nervus buccalis --
1.8.Forehead nerve/Nervus frontalis --
1.9.Infraorbital nerve/Nervus infraorbitalis --
1.10.Mental nerve/Nervus mentalis --
1.11.Upper lip --
1.12.Ear --
1.13.Parotid gland/Parotis --
1.14.Skull --
1.15.Temporal bone --
1.16.Forehead humps/Tubera frontalia --
1.17.Lower jaw --
1.18.Submandibular gland/Glandula submandibularis --
1.19.Lower lip --
1.20.Sublingual gland/Glandula sublingualis --
1.21.Cheeks --
1.22.Dental alveoli --
2.Attack Points on the Neck --
2.1.Carotis/Common carotid artery --
2.2.Nape of the neck/Cervical spine --
2.3.Jugular notch/Fossa jugularis --
2.4.Neck side muscle/Musculus sternocleidomastoideus --
2.5.Neck side muscle - insertion point --
Contents note continued: 2.6.Neck side muscle - insertion point hollow --
2.7.Larynx --
2.8.Clavicle hollow --
2.9.Trapezius/Musculus trapezius --
3.Attack Points on the Torso --
3.1.Armpit/Axilla --
3.2.Breastbone/Sternum --
3.3.Chest muscles --
3.4.Nipples/Mammary glands/Glandula mammaria --
3.5.Testicles --
3.6.Liver --
3.7.Groin --
3.8.Stomach --
3.9.Spleen --
3.10.Deltoid muscles --
3.11.Kidneys --
3.12.Kidney region/Skin folds --
3.13.Ribs --
3.14.Clavicle/Collarbone --
3.15.Solar plexus/Plexus coeliacus --
3.16.Coccyx --
3.17.Lower abdomen (Bladder, Intestines, Pubic bone) --
4.Attack Points on the Arms --
4.1.Skin of the arm --
4.2.Biceps/Musculus biceps brachii --
4.3.Elbows --
4.4.Hand --
4.5.Wrist --
4.6.The nails --
4.7.Median nerve/Nervus medianus --
4.8.Radial nerve/Nervus radialis --
4.9.Ulnar nerve/Nervus ulnaris --
4.10.Inside of the upper arm --
4.11.Triceps - Final chord --
5.Attack Points an the Legs --
5.1.Achilles tendon --
5.2.Instep --
Contents note continued: 5.3.Skin on the inside of the thigh --
5.4.Knee --
5.5.Hollow of the knee --
5.6.Sciatic nerve/Nervus ischiadicus --
5.7.Outer side of the thigh --
5.8.Inner side of the thigh --
5.9.Shinbone/Tibia --
5.10.Calves --
5.11.Fibula --
6.Special Techniques.
Abstract: Every action in martial arts and self defense aims at discovering the opponents weak points, exploiting them, and finally disabling him/her without injury or to bring him/her under control