Does having big calves give you more punching power?

Yeah, I know a troll when I see one. I am talking to one now.

 

E=m*c²

 

Yes, the irony in this thread is increasing exponentially.

 

I know right. That's why its just too fun not to poke him. He's all irate lol. Most ppl when presented with pot calling kettle black, realize its a joke. csb is like nah man you are the troll, wheels still rolling lol.

 

Seriously, you are a troll. You may not realize this but it's true.

 

I'm not the one calling ppl trolls, continuing to do so... look in the mirror dude.

 

I am not the one that people are asking to stop posting here after Manny loses on May 2, dude. That should tell you something, dude.

 

Then how do you explain the type of devastating knockouts that Julian Jackson use to deliver? The Hawk threw a lot of those KO punches from an unbalanced position and they were also very short.

 

Big calves no. High calves with a big diamond calves on the top, yes.

It's not the calves but the length of the Achilles tendon. The longer it is the more energy can be stored.

In athletics there is no greater test of explosiveness than the vertical jump. The #1 genetic factor in correlation to vertical jump performance is the length of the Achilles.

 

Are you blind? Tyson's calves were comically small for his upper size. Even more considering he had short legs.

Tyson-Holyfield was a battle of two hulky bodybuilders-type upper body coupled with chicken legs.

 

Small legs but his core is thick like a tree trunk.

 

WTF are you talking about Tyson had a high calf not a small calf. He had a big ass diamond calf at the top. You are confusing having a long tendon with having small calves.

 

Big calves, no.
Strong calves, yes.

Just realize, there's no ONE body part that gives you punching power.
So don't hyperfocus on strenghening calves. Focus on being strong all over.