Practicing carotid compression

[DeepSleep]

Some time ago I've been practicing with carotid compression.

Took 2 chairs (like on this picture), put a scarf on the corners for padding.
Lowered my neck so that the chairs' corner would press against the right spots.
Gradually moved it from top to bottom and back.

Unfortunately, my anatomy is the worst, I have no arteries or veins visible because I'm very thin (almost skinny).

But this could work if your anatomy allows for.
If you decide to practice - let the rest of us know about your findings.

 

[Jorms_McGander]

That's a creative way to do it, but what happens when you slump over and your arteries are uncompressed?

I think often of using an elastic belt with objects over my carotids, but I've never thought of this

 

[StalkedByDeath]

That's a creative way to do it, but what happens when you slump over and your arteries are uncompressed?

I think often of using an elastic belt with objects over my carotids, but I've never thought of this

Yeah I think the best way to practice is with what you'll be using to CTB; but you should NOT be practicing until you have accepted that you may end up completing. Practicing any method is extremely dangerous if you aren't ready to die.

 

[DeepSleep]

| That's a creative way to do it, but what happens when you slump over and your arteries are uncompressed?

That was a test run to see if I can find the spot. I heard and read stories that some people can compress their own carotids just by a thumb and index finger (V shape), elbow on the table, neck muscles relaxed.