what part of the human body that would bring maximum damage that i should hit?
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If you hit the chest at exactly the correct point near the heart,it kills a person with one punch.
1146411
I would alter the architecture of the human skull as the brain is not very protected in incidents that involve head trauma. For instance, the ethmoid bone is very sharp and any blunt force to the anterior portion of the head, may cause the frontal lobe to dig into this area and cause permenant damage. This damage woud be to the limbic system and personality.
726173
I took a very hard punch to the vaginal area once, it hurt very bad, I was sore for days following.  The person that hit me was sitting on the floor and hit me from kind of "underneath" and it actually split part of the skin in my vaginal area and left a huge bruise.
376594
Either, depending on your level of sensitivity.  If very sensitive, try inner, as outer stimulation could get quite painful...
204488
None..it's your body.
721244
Number one on the list would be a broken bone; generally a finger or ankle. Secondly would be eye injury; dirt or foreign material in eye.
347137
You can cause permanent damage just by breaking it!!!  Depending on how bad and where you broke it.  There's also ligiments (sp) and tendons that could be damaged.  If you have any dreams of playing professional baseball (or using that arm on a regular basis) you should see a doctor immediatley!!
166687
the top of your ear, or maybe a double peircing, or your belly botton.  but just be careful of having it catch on shirts and stuff.  it hurts.
484709
Go see your doctor, that could be dangerous and compromise your health
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there isn't a useful average on something that varies.\n\n...  some can be much more severe than others so it would be hard to give you a number without knowing more about the actual degree of injury
123300
i would say, based on the human body being symetrical, if we only had one hand, it would have to be in the middle of our chest. that could be dangerous i think.
6745
styrofoam i guess. \nlose three fingers?....ouch-ouch and ouch.
1078045
Like others have answered, knowledge of anatomy and physiology is important for targeting--knowing where to hit and how to cause appropriate pain and/or damage, but there's also more to it.\n\nThe more you know about anatomy and physiology, the better you will be able to train and coach as well as deal with injuries (which will happen in the martial arts, at least if you're doing it right). If you know how your body works, you will get a better idea of how you should train and how you should not (e.g. what will cause your body more harm than good). This will also help you to train others if you are an instructor. Also, knowing your body will allow you to know how to avoid injuries and to deal with them effectively if they occur.
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Stare st the opponent's eyes and you have the upper hand. Hit on the nose or jaws with tight clenched fist. Kick at the groin or knees. And finally hit hard on the abdomen.
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I would go for his shins, his groin, and his nose. I would absolutely knee my attacker in the groin, kick hard at his shins, and elbow him hard on his nose. That will teach my attacker to not inflict damage on me anymore.
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What hurts the most, Skin
132187
i do believe it is the femur(big bone in ur leg).. it the biggest i know that. tibia (big bone in you shin) is the second biggest.. skull might be the strongest who knows