2 guys both same weight and speed, one is strong one isnt, do they hit with = power?

[OMGWTF]

Originally Posted by Slacker

Its purely physics. Strength has nothing to do with it.

Force = Mass x Acceleration

Example: A box weighs 2lbs. If you throw it at 30mph its going to generate the same amount of force every single time you throw it. The only way it gains more force is if the weight of the box is increased or the speed increases.

It doesn't matter who throws the box, a strong man or a child, the result will be the same (assuming the weight and speed are the same).

In punching proper technique allows you to leverage more of your body weight into the punch and to generate more velocity by using your hips and legs.


This video explains it a little better:

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Thanks for that mate!

[ROACH]

Originally Posted by Jeff

I dont think he punches hard for his weight. Mike tyson punched much harder at 210lbs than he does, so if your trying to shit on the theory it did not work.

LOL. Enough. Go back to wrapping your legs around dudes.

[JDK]

Originally Posted by Jeff

Scrap I know your a clever geeza, do you agree that wrist/fist size (and strength) are important in punching?

Hey, we have an Einstein in here.
Are wheels important for driving cars too?
Do birds really need wings to fly?

[JDK]

No, for realzies .. your gospel speaks volumes.
Both you and the TS are on a whole different level. Stroke of genius through your posts.

[scrap]

What do you need to Generate Force, the Floor .

[Slacker]

Originally Posted by OMGWTF

Thanks for that mate!

No problem. Good luck with your training. I'll be in the gym tomorrow, giving it hell.

Not everyone on ESB is a keyboard warrior/troll.