Brachial plexus region

Supraclavicular shoulder target

The brachial plexus region is represented in the supraclavicular hollow where the nerve network passes from the neck toward the upper limb. Kyusho manuals use the region as a control and pain target, but the broad surface landmark cannot establish a repeatable result or safe application.

Taiyang region — templeMastoid processAngle of mandibleCarotid sinus regionPhiltrumBrachial plexus regionBrachial plexus regionRadial nerve at forearmSolar plexus regionXiphoid processFloating ribsCommon peroneal nerveTibial periosteumInstep / dorsum of foot

Point 6 of 13 in Kyusho-Jitsu — Okinawan pressure-point karate

Cross-tradition overlaps

No overlapping points are registered for this point.

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Sources

George Dillman / Koszewski lineage, Advanced Pressure Point Grappling (primary)

Primary modern source for the kyusho control-point frame.

Vickers AJ et al., Acupuncture for Chronic Pain: Update of an Individual Patient Data Meta-Analysis (scholarly_modern)

Indirect scholarly context only; acupuncture outcomes do not establish strike outcomes at the brachial plexus.

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