obey1 -> RE: Face Slapping. Your an Expert!? (3/9/2007 8:57:14 PM)
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Besides Sinergy, this is all way too ridiculous! You guys watch too many movies. If you want to know the right way to slap and 'become an expert' then start slapping yourself in the face with the same energy that you are giving your sub, or whomever. Are you going to open your hand, let your palm hit your cheekbone and let the fingers fly where they may? Shit man, I make myself deaf sometimes when I am in a rush for work and take my hands wet with aftershave and slap myself on both cheeks 'way too high' and usually it is my middle finger that rings my eardrum. YOWZA! I have ringing in my ears, an utter deafness, and then feel the intense burning from the aftershave on raw skin. That's really fun for me as a lesson on what not to do to my girl. Sinergy has it right with the angular momentum. It is not about bitch slapping someone. Every single kink we get into can be as dangerous as the roman guard flogging christ, but that should not be what BDSM is about except in undereducated, ignorant, or criminal cases..... Face slapping is the ultimate show of power. When it is done right you even get a reflex back from the sub because their hand will twitch. If it is not restrained properly they might even smack you back. That shows no cognitive impairment whatsoever. I DO cup the opposite cheek/jaw if I am delivering multiple petty smacks. Just as I said above, start smacking yourself in the face a bit, first with a flaccid face, then with a tight face/cheeks. You'll soon get the picture of what stings enough to get your own attention but you will hardly bruise from it and if you hit your own eyeball or eardrum you'll immediately know it and will realize there is hardly anything erotic about it. The same could be said for floggers. Flog yourself in the bare thigh for a bit and you'll get the picture. This isn't about beating the shit out of someone. On the other hand (pun intended) if I am slapping a girl to get her attention, which means ONE TIME, I definitely go for the fleshy part of the cheek with my three finger pads (phalanges). That is the length of two knuckles for you knuckleheads. Once you enter the metacarpals (third knuckle, used in a punch) you risk a minimum of bruising or a 'fat lip'. The wrist is also purposely allowed to flex as much as possible. A limp wrist is better, as this nervous focus will also relax the carpals and metacarpals much more. The fingers are held together firmly and not allowed to seperate as that is what flies into eyeballs and ears. I also turn my hand anguarly upward so that my wrist is most extended at the pinky, and the thumb is pointing towards your own face as you execute. This allows my forearm and elbow to swing below the jaw, and it is the weight of the forearm that delivers damaging blows, not the weight of the hand delivered through the fingers. We want the carpals and wrist to pass underneath the jaw, if even for a few centimeters. This lessens the shockwave. I also make sure that I strike downward so my hand is already returning to my waist instead of straight across from right to left which includes extending the arm, resembles more of a punch, and activates the pectoral muscle and triceps which increases forces greatly. This will definitely deliver a rotational blow to the head. Finally, the force is delivered through only the forearm. No muscles should be activated above the elbow except the rotator cuff and a quick stiffening twitch from the biceps. If you are stiffening your upper arm (biceps, triceps, brachialis) then you are connecting the hit to your torso like trying to smack a ball in tennis or baseball. A face slap is a little forearm, and alot of wrist. Once committed, the wrist goes limp to absorb the blow. It is like hitting someone with a neatly folded damp dishrag. You have to concentrate or practice so that you are not using more muscles and bones than necessary. Use only the forearm and wrist, cock the hand upwards, strike the cheek from above anguarly downwards with the phalanges (fingerpads) only and avoid as much contact with your metacarpals as possible. Practice on yourself in the mirror, and never hit someone harder than what you yourself can stand by your own strength. "Gee, I didn't know my own strength." -Asshole
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