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Posted On:
7/10/2012 3:50am
Style: mma /boxing/muai thai--
I think it is either knuckles that will go or your wrist will bend.(that would have to be the carplals you mentioned)
Knuckles will also get cut and infected that is supposed to be an issue. But I have never heard of it actually happening.
If you dont hit with the heel of the palm. Say for some reason the guy moves and you hit with the top of your hand then you can bung your wrist. The other way is to hit their arm or forearm on the way in and can collect fingers.
I mean we could go straight to hedges fight and find out if anybody broke their hand. Lot of punches were thrown by all parties.Whitsunday Martial Arts Airlie Beach North Queensland.
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Posted On:
7/10/2012 5:25am
Style: FMA, Ego Warrior--
I'm totally taking the piss amigo.
Palm strikes have their place. I've even trained under a guy that almost exclusively used open handed strikes. He could knock the piss out of you with what appeared for all intents and pourposes to be a pimp slap. IIRC his style favored them because they easily transitioned into Dumog grapling techniques once your hand is on the vic. I.E., a hearty slap against the jaw / ear / upper neck would transition into a painful head control.
I have also totally suffered a "pugalisitc fracture" of the fifth meta carpal though not from fighting. -
Style: Boxing,Kickboxing K1--
I guess over hands and hooks could naturally enough become open hand slaps. strait punches though should stay as such, you can bend your fingers bad.
By the way i practiced some palm strikes on a pear bag, and it hurts like a mother lover! i also was able to have a nice swelling on my palm, that took its time subsiding! ffs i need to use some discretion when reading the stuff here. -
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7/10/2012 10:39am



Style: WHKD (Kaju), Sub. Grapple--
Hands don't always break, but they do more often than not. Also, I am not sure if Hedge was really going for the KO on those strikes (I can't tell based on the vid). However, I have broken my hand multiple times, in sparring, with MMA gloves on. It's common. Borking your wrist with a missed strike is less so, since most injuries to the wrist have to do with the angle of the fall, as well as the force of impact. It's a different scenario.
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