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Tap if you're getting chocked, unless you feel there's an object lesson or a mild high to be had from getting chocked all the way unconcious.
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What she said. If it's on it's on and fighting it ain't gonna help. You'll learn after a while a "chock" that is worth fighting and a "chock" that is worth tapping for.
Originally Posted by AnnaTrocity
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To fight and conquer in all your battles is not supreme excellence;
Supreme excellence consists in breaking the enemy's resistance without spilling your Guinness.
Sun "Fu Man JhooJits" Tzu, the Art of War & Guinness
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Style: Kung Fu--
One thing I have been told by a number of sources is that the older one gets, the more one should avoid being choked, let alone out (let's ignore the fact for the moment that is probably isn't a good idea at any age to get choked). The rational for that is that plaque (I believe that was the term used) develops in one's veins and can be loosened by trauma to a given area. There is concern that plaque loosened in neck veins by the applications of strikes and chokes could cause a blockage in the brain and stroke you out.
I've gotten this from a few sources, but have yet to verify it. Anyone wishing to practice medical-fu on this, go right ahead.
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Posted On:
12/17/2006 2:42am
Style: BJJ and Judo
Unhealthy to be chocked?