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  • escapeUK
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    Originally posted by xoggoth View Post
    Did boxercise for a while, the trick to hard punching is speed+swing to put the whole body behind it. The hardest punchers there were both women.
    Some heffers I take it?

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  • xoggoth
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    Did boxercise for a while, the trick to hard punching is speed+swing to put the whole body behind it. The hardest punchers there were both women.

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  • Doggy Styles
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    Does that mean if someone shows you how to do it properly, and you practice a lot over a period of time developing what some call 'muscle memory', you can get better at it?

    Well bugger me, who'd have thought it.

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  • VirtualMonkey
    started a topic Karate experts punch harder than novices

    Karate experts punch harder than novices

    No tulip! Really?
    BBC News - Karate punching power 'all in the brain'
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