01 Jun 07
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Originally posted by PhlabibitTo give - I'll stick with Daemon Sin's answer.
Treat it as 2 questions.
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To receive - face. Unless the guy is very good he'll screw it up and it won't do much damage. It's hard to aim for the good bits (nose, ear, temple, throat) when the guy you're trying to hit is moving as well. Edit: this, of course, is assuming you remember to roll with the punch as well.
01 Jun 07
Originally posted by st00p1dfac3Actually, you have it backwards. There are more areas to disable an individual on the head then there are in the abdomen. As you stated, the ears, temples, nose, eyes, jugglar veins in the neck. In fact, rather than the stomach I would go for the nuts as a disabler. In regards to the bone in the skull being a deterrent, don't let it be. In the combat matrial arts training, we were taught to drive extended fingers directly into the eyes or neck with the distinct possibility that you may break some fingers, but your opposition will be disabled. I would defend the head at all costs.
To give - I'll stick with Daemon Sin's answer.
To receive - face. Unless the guy is very good he'll screw it up and it won't do much damage. It's hard to aim for the good bits (nose, ear, temple, throat) when the guy you're trying to hit is moving as well. Edit: this, of course, is assuming you remember to roll with the punch as well.