Re: Measuring Punching Power
animals.
first see if you can ko a rabbit, then move up to a cat, then a small dog, then a big dog, then donkey, then a shire horse. Basically when you hit an animal and don't Ko it then you know where you've peaked.
Hopes this helps.
I Ko'ed a horse blazing saddles style yesturday. I'm moving up to take on the local farmer's bull tomorrow. Gonna rock his goddamn chops.
Re: Measuring Punching Power
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Hornfinger
animals.
first see if you can ko a rabbit, then move up to a cat, then a small dog, then a big dog, then donkey, then a shire horse. Basically when you hit an animal and don't Ko it then you know where you've peaked.
Hopes this helps.
I Ko'ed a horse blazing saddles style yesturday. I'm moving up to take on the local farmer's bull tomorrow. Gonna rock his goddamn chops.
Mate, if you want to troll in the Boxing Talk & Let's Get It On sections feel free, but no need to be a dick in here.
In reply to the OP, there are gadgets out there, but I don't know how reliable anything affordable is. I know you've got labs that have all kinds of tools to work out punching power, but it takes an understanding of complex equations & a much better understanding of physics than I have for them to do it.
Re: Measuring Punching Power
Remember that trainer who came in here had his son I think, punching out pumkins on utube.
A classic thread that one. ;D
Good job he caught them just before they changed into coaches and could move.
Re: Measuring Punching Power
An opponent's chin is usually the best indicator...
I'm curious... why do you want to know? Similar to why kids bench press with horrible form so they can stick as much weight on as possible and brag about 'how munch they can bench'. Or do you have a genuine curiosity?
Seriously just get in the ring and fight... you'll soon learn if you have power.
If you have a couple of grand spare you could buy a PSI sensor...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_wnt84iyMk
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Originally Posted by
Hornfinger
animals.
first see if you can ko a rabbit, then move up to a cat, then a small dog, then a big dog, then donkey, then a shire horse. Basically when you hit an animal and don't Ko it then you know where you've peaked.
Hopes this helps.
I Ko'ed a horse blazing saddles style yesturday. I'm moving up to take on the local farmer's bull tomorrow. Gonna rock his goddamn chops.
Is that with your breath or does your awful banter just force their brain to suffer an aneurysm? :rolleyes:
Re: Measuring Punching Power
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Andre
Remember that trainer who came in here had his son I think, punching out pumkins on utube.
A classic thread that one. ;D
Good job he caught them just before they changed into coaches and could move.
Do not mock the power punching coach, his son (forget his name but it is bound to be Zak or Cody or Chad) had epic side muscles.
It wasnt a pumpkin anyway, it was a watermelon.......far tougher than a pumpkin, density of the skin or somink??
Re: Measuring Punching Power
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Memphis
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Originally Posted by
Andre
Remember that trainer who came in here had his son I think, punching out pumkins on utube.
A classic thread that one. ;D
Good job he caught them just before they changed into coaches and could move.
Do not mock the power punching coach, his son (forget his name but it is bound to be Zak or Cody or Chad) had epic side muscles.
It wasnt a pumpkin anyway, it was a watermelon.......far tougher than a pumpkin, density of the skin or somink??
Good point ;D maybe it was his dad who had a head that was a pumpkin and he magically turned into a coach one midnight.
I remember now you've said, it was water melons.
They're right hard bastards,fukkin seedy bunch too.