Koponyaütés

Koponyaütés is a Hungarian term that translates to "skull strike" or "headbutt" in English. It refers to the act of striking someone with one's head, typically using the forehead or the top of the skull. This action is often performed in physical altercations or combat sports as an offensive maneuver.

In martial arts and combat sports, the headbutt is a technique that requires precise execution to be effective and to minimize the risk of injury to the attacker. It can be used to create an opening, deliver a forceful blow, or disrupt an opponent's balance. Different styles of martial arts incorporate variations of the headbutt, with specific rules and techniques associated with its use.

The effectiveness of a koponyaütés depends on factors such as the attacker's technique, the target area on the opponent, and the relative positions of both individuals. It is a high-risk technique, as it can also result in injury to the person performing the headbutt, particularly to the forehead, nose, or facial bones. Due to its potential for causing significant injury, the headbutt is often regulated or prohibited in many combat sports and self-defense contexts. In some situations, it may be considered a foul or an illegal move.