Definitions

1. Dim mak (death touch) is an ancient martial art that consists of striking certain points on the body to cause illness or death. (Web site)
2. Dim mak is an extremely dangerous martial art, which can cause a great deal of damage to the human body. (Web site)
3. Dim Mak is the antithesis of acupuncture producing illness or death by disrupting the Chi flow.
4. Dim Mak is an integral part of all martial arts. (Web site)
5. Dim Mak is not about power or strength. (Web site)

Philosophy

1. There were less than 200 pages on dim mak (or pressure points) and the rest were focused on the author's opinions and philosophy.

Effects

1. He has compiled all of his research into a new book, which explains the effects of dim mak on the nervous and cardiovascular systems. (Web site)

Martial

1. True to the intent of the ancient Chinese masters, here is an undiluted, holistic study of dim mak as both a martial and a healing art. (Web site)

Traditional Chinese Medicine

1. Southern Praying Mantis is informed by traditional Chinese medicine, in particular the concept of meridians, which it uses for dim mak and tui na.

Martial Arts

1. Thus, it is conceivable that the traditional katas of these other martial arts could also contain the secrets of dim mak. (Web site)
2. This book is a must have for all serious students of the martial arts and anyone with an interest in the diabolical art of dim mak. (Web site)

Arts

1. Also comparisons with other arts like Dim Mak, Kyusho etc 2.

Legends

1. Many modern martial artists consider the legends of Dim Mak to be a wuxia fiction.

Death Touch

1. The concept of the death touch or Dim Mak consisted of the idea of a one-punch kill. (Web site)
2. The Chinese arts of Tai Chi (healing touch) and Dim Mak (death touch) are very close to Varma Cuttiram (healing touch and remedies) and Varma Kalai. (Web site)

Warnings

1. If the dangerous effects of dim mak could be explained scientifically, the warnings about the points might have more credibility. (Web site)

Book

1. I gave this book three stars primarily because the book focused too much on his philosophy and opinions instead of focusing on dim mak.
2. The book is titled, Death Touch: The Science Behind the legend of Dim Mak and is now available. (Web site)
3. As he explains within the text, this isn't an "easy" book as many of the concepts of TCM and Dim Mak are not that easy.

Death

1. Known in Cantonese as dim mak and in Japanese as kyusho jitsu, the touch of death is said to be something like acupuncture's evil twin.

Organ Damage

1. Western science simply does not recognise that there are "Dim Mak" points where trauma to the end of one nerve can cause organ damage elsewhere.

Traditional Forms

1. The book has been written in a format that will assist one in finding the dim mak applications contained within the traditional forms of many styles. (Web site)

Training

1. Regardless of what style of Martial Arts you study, a healthy understanding of Dim Mak will enhance your training. (Web site)
2. Through practice, study, and training, a master of Dim Mak can immobilize their opponent with a single touch. (Web site)

Self-Defense

1. In fact, many of the basic concepts in self-defense derive from Dim Mak. (Web site)

Integral Parts

1. White Eyebrow and Eagle Claw, for example, teach "Dim Mak" striking techniques as integral parts of their systems. (Web site)

Points

1. It is believed by many that the traditional katas of the Okinawan martial arts also contain the secrets of striking the dim mak points. (Web site)
2. The effects of attacking the dim mak points include knockout, death, and a delayed death. (Web site)
3. There are many books, videos and courses on pressure points, Dim Mak, vital point striking, etc, and many of these are excellent sources of information. (Web site)

Acupuncture

1. Traditional "Dim Mak" training includes acupuncture and medicinal methods to counteract the damage inflicted by "Dim Mak" strikes. (Web site)

Vital Points

1. The points are usually called dim mak points, but they are also referred to as vital points and pressure points. (Web site)

Dim Mak

1. Medical doctor explains the medical science behind dim mak(kyusho, vital points, pressure points) Includes dim mak history,techniques, and articles.
2. Dim Mak, also known as the "death touch," works on the principle of pressure points in the human body.
3. Pressure Point Karate contains loads of information on pressure points, vital points, kata, dim mak, and general martial arts information.

Categories

1. Medical Science
2. Society > Culture > Arts > Martial Arts
3. Society > Humans > Medicine > Acupuncture
4. Integral Parts
5. Nature > Life > Game > Points
6. Books about "Dim Mak" in Amazon.com
   

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