What Does It Feel Like To Be Knocked Out?

Those are two examples of Glass Jaws right there. Both are 100% pure Grade A China.

 

Stand infront of me and close your eyes and you'll find out. :!:

 

It's kind of weird to be honest. When you "come too", it seems like years have passed and you really don't know whats going on.

I remember one time I was out on my ATV and I was hopping over a fallen tree. The front end bucked up on me, and my handle bar hit me right in the chin, knocked me out cold on the spot. I came too about 5 seconds later on the other side of the log, my thumb pinned on ther throttle going about 35 mph headed straight at a tree. I couldn't for the life of me figure out why I was where I was, I just knew that if I didn't brake quick, I was gonna be in a world of hurt....

 

It's not dissimilar to losing consciousness

 

Chris Finnegan After being knocked out by Bob Foster, and being asked what it felt like Remarked that it was "Quite Nice..All Fuzzy like you are Floating" Of Course Bob was a "Clean" clynical Puncher.

 

I remember when our center(196cm, 96kg, build like Kevin Garnett) hit me with his elbow on my chin while turning for a jumper...lights out...lights in, I'm sitting on the bench with the whole team watching me.

 

Ive never been knocked out completely unconscious, Alot of times I will get hit with a hard shot and it will go completely black for a second or two but ive never fallen on to the ground from it, it isn't really painful at first, It's after your sights back you will feel dizzy/off balance and feel a headace.

Ive always found the shots that do this to me are the ones that hit the very back corner of my jaw just below the ear.

 

I think being knocked out is worse mentally than physically, it looks worse than it is. Ive never been knocked out before, is it like being drunk?

 

After you come to you really have no realization of what had happened. There's a certain amount of time that you don't recall at all, which I imagine is largely based on the severity of the knockout. I was walking around, or I should say wobbling around for three or four minutes of which I have no recollection of. As far as the physical pain, i don't recall the punch that did it, nor did it feel any different afterwards or in the following days.

 

A good shot and your vision is like when the reception goes bad on the TV. A great shot and it's lights out When you come to again, you've lost track of time and you don't know what's happened (short term memory loss).

 

Sounds like you have a Glass Jaw.