what happens if a person took a strong hit in the neck region?
411603
I thought we were only allowed a certain number of characters with which to spew our idiocy across the proverbial cosmos. Aparently that doesn't apply to those who worship those who steal other peoples "wastes." What was the juxtaposition of the question? Did your "profet" take a hit to the neck region? Or does hitting people in the neck region forcibly convert them from Judaism to Islam. An event similar to the medical event of "fast detoxification under anesthetics" only this ones for your soul. I gift myself two points.
1168056
Well, I have two in mind.  Number one would be the Undertaker's piledriver.  There's not much a person could do to defend his/herself from it, and there is a high risk of sustaining some type of head and/or neck injury.  The second move would be Triple H's Pedigree.  This particular move also makes it very hard to defend oneself, and with all of the body pressure/weight (both from the aggressor and the victim) that goes into it, there is a high risk of sustaining injuries to the face/head and chest areas.
583497
You shouldn't worry about it.  The thing you have to mainly worry about in that game is getting out.  Not getting hit.  It only stings for about 5 seconds.  It's better to not worry about it and play then just to not play.
270655
And now for a serious answer.\n\nYes, you can definitely strain your neck when you perform crunches incorrectly.  Don't place your hands behind your head and don't pull your head up.  Place your hands either on your chest or in front of your ears.  That is, you should not be using your hands at all to assist you in the crunch.\n\nThe popping is simply gas that is being released from gapping the bones in your cervical (neck) spine.  It's typically harmless but if it's often, you could be creating hypermobility within a specific segment that is continually adjusting.  Keep an eye on this and if it continues with your hands in a stationary position (not pulling your head) you should seek the advice of a Chiropractor or Physical Therapist.
248470
probably explode or though im not sure,it would be fun if it hit someone ,just kidding,he,he
900915
Swing sideways into the Temple, The Back of his head at the top of his neck are both vital areas that could easily render him unconscious if hit with enough force. Not quite as hard as you hit, as it is where you hit, the timing helps as well. I'd use the weight advantage to crush him. He doesn't lift weight, you'll smash him. He's doomed. Stick your chest out when dealing with him. Head and arms back. This will make you look more intimidating and ruin his ego a bit and give him fear. Keep a straight face and don't talk. Get down to business immediately if provoked. I suggest grabbing him and throwing him down. Don't respond to the punches he gives you while you are downtaking him. That may require practice. I'd get a few friends and practice this. Legs are always good to use once he's down.
418072
Not more than a couple of minutes. That's why a serious injury on the carotid artery or the wrist is so dangerous.\n\nIf I had to ballpark it, I would say about 3-4 minutes depending on the size of the person.
199668
This is analogous to asking if bumping your head on a branch can kill you as you are falling 1000' off of a cliff...\n\nPlease check yourself into a program and throw Tina out...
991105
Yes, it is possible.  It depends on the position of her neck at the time, if she was relaxed or if her neck muscles were tense, how hard he pulled her, etc.
1092358
it's bruised. blood is in the muscle where it shouldnt be
844893
too dangerous, it could have broken a guys neck
411961
DEpends upon the size of the persons throat.
160059
>>>> does"hitting the back of the neck thing" we see in movies really make u faint and if so how???\n\nIt can, but you need to know what you are doing. Like most fighting techniques it’s not as easy to do as movies suggest. I’m not going into details here, but the blow is aimed slightly of-centre, not at the back of the neck itself. \n\nThe reason it works is simply because the spinal cord is located in the back of the neck. The spinal cord carries all the nerve impulses form body to the brain, and form the brain to the body. Nerves work much like electrical wires, and if you stretch a nerve it has no choice to but to fire. A blow to the back of the neck can cause the spinal column itself to stretch. That causes so many nerves to fire that the brain becomes overloaded with information. The brain cures that problem with the equivalent of a ‘reboot’, which means that it passes out.\n\nNote that this is not ‘fainting’, it’s unconsciousness caused by central nervous system trauma. It is no different to being knocked unconscious by a blow to the head. It’s dangerous, can cause serious long-term damage and is potentially fatal. Don’t do this for kicks. Don’t allow anyone to do it to you.\n\n\n>>>>>>>It does work u hold the back of ur neck it cuts of the oxygen to ur brain causing u to faint it is very dangerous\n\nThis is bollocks. The oxygen supply to the brain is carried via the carotid arteries, which are found in the front of the neck. Holding the back of the neck will never have any effect on the oxygen supply to the brain.
1103979
All attacks can be lethal if struck in the right spot. Kicks to the head are very dangerous but if you want to knock someone out you are best to aim for the chin with a straight cross or overhand right. if you elbow someone in the jaw or better yet a knee they will be down and out if you are accurate you don't need much power. \n\nKeep training little dragon and tuck in your chin.
749443
He must have rock hard abs. If he doesnt then it will cause longterm damage.
1093508
Depends on how hard you are going to be hit by one
66566
Just from past experience... the neck area has a lot of potential.