What type of points does the HFRG Pressure Point System consist of?

The HFRG Pressure Point System specifically consists of Nerve Pressure and Nerve Motor Points. This system focuses on utilizing specific areas of the body that, when pressured, can induce pain or disorientation to subdue an opponent safely and effectively. Nerve Pressure Points target sensitive nerve endings that can cause immediate pain, while Nerve Motor Points relate to areas that, when manipulated, can disrupt motor functions, leading to loss of control or mobility.

This approach is effective for defensive tactics as it enables individuals to control a situation without relying on excessive force, ensuring safety for both the practitioner and the potentially aggressive subject. The techniques taught through the HFRG system are designed to be applied in high-stress situations where quick and decisive action may be required, relying on the human body's physiological responses to specific pressure applications.

In contrast, while Motor Skill Points, Pressure Points, and Joint Pressure Points may involve various techniques, they do not encompass the specific dual focus on nerve-based interactions that define the HFRG system's effectiveness in tactical scenarios.