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Pain withdrawal reflexThe pain withdrawal reflex is an involuntary action in which the body reacts to pain by trying to move itself away from the source of the pain, to reduce or even eliminate that pain. Additional recommended knowledgeAlthough this is a reflex, there are two interesting aspects: (1) the body can be trained to over-ride that reflex; and (2) an unconscious body (or even drunk or drugged bodies) will not exhibit the reflex. Advanced martial artists can use the pain withdrawal reflex to their advantage. Certain application of techniques - for example pressure points - can cause the body to react and move in a certain way, for increased effectiveness of the technique - or to allow a greater range of techniques. |
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