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| PC1 | A very dangerous and painful point. This point can be sensitive even to the touch. This can be a good grappling control point, by digging in while grabbing the pectoral muscle. |
| Name | Tianchi (heaven's pool) |
| Location | Just to the outside of the nipple, about 1 cun. |
| PC6 | Considered a universal setup point. Can be used to set up and increase the effectiveness of virtually any other pressure point. |
| Name | Neigwan (inner gate) |
| Location | 2 cun above the transverse crease of the wrist, between the tendons. |
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*cun is a form of measurement used in traditional Chinese medicine which is the distance between the first and second joint on the middle finger.
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