Very interesting video of how a 1 PUNCH KO really works..... MUST SEE!!!

I Found this video while on YouTube..........
VERY INTERESTING......
REALLY TAKES YOU IN DEPTH OF HOW A 1 PUNCH KO REALLY WORKS!!! MUST SEE!!

[youtube=425,350]ZQTzeQssFY8[/youtube]

:o That was incredible Mick, :coolclick:

CC# 212 for you...
I agree!! watching how they broke down the PSI's from each style & then did the bodys fighting was insane...
I saw part of this on TV but I did not see it all.....

excellent footage. saw this on the discovery channel , I believe it was Boxing Gorilla who alerted me to the show ! . very interesting. CC in 24 for sharing
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great stuff buddy, thanks for sharing the link, i heard about this show but couldn't watch it, very interesting stuff

.....I figured they would have gotten "The Power Puncher" to demonstrate perfect form

oh well perhaps for another day

They should have used people of the same weight , look at that Taewkondo guy, he is huge

interesting video, cc bro.

cc Mick for finding it. But I have to say the technique by all was terrible.

That was absolute bullshit as a "scientific" study. For a start it was pretty clear that the power generated went up with each persons size. The kung Fu guy was clearly the smallest and the boxer was slightly bigger than the Taikwondo guy. Also martial arts generally favour straight punching at a specific area of the face as demonstrated by the kung-fu guy whereas boxing has a much wider variety of hooks a "swinging" punches as you can see with the boxer (the slight overhand right action). Therefore the boxer has momentum and thus will probably strike with more force at contact. The martial artists punches (pther than the taikwondo guy) were clearly much shorter and sharper. Also for all we know one could be a world champ another a county champion of some obscure country with little fighting tradition.

Sorry but this kind of program dressed up as fact to big up boxing pisses me off. I mean boxers are clearly going to generate more force as thats the only part of their body which they strike with and thus train on. We dont need amauterish programs like this. In my opinion all stlyes have their strenghts and weakness'

Sorry just the sheer unscietific approach to the whole thing really pissed me off

:coolclick: for the vid though it was interesting as cheap entertainment.

interesting how they show how the brain moves in the skull when a person gets struck on the head... the back part of your brain is responsible for your sight so when it bounces off the back of your skull as demonstrated in the video, you see stars!

was it just me or did steve not throw his hips into his straight right...? ::**

I saw something on this a couple of years ago and the program i watched said it had something to do with snapping the head back at the right angle and momentarily disrupting signals going thru the spinal cord.

....notice it was only the cross they studied not the hook or uppercut....I bet those would generate more PSI.

They should have gotten a big time Pro boxer to do this

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I Found this video while on YouTube..........
VERY INTERESTING......
REALLY TAKES YOU IN DEPTH OF HOW A 1 PUNCH KO REALLY WORKS!!! MUST SEE!!

[youtube=425,350]ZQTzeQssFY8[/youtube]

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nice vid mate

they should have got ivan drago to do it. the russian studies reckon he generates something like 2000 pounds of pressure per square inch. still couldnt knock rocky out though and he landed hundreds of those babies right on the italian stalion's nogin.

The boxer and the guy from Tai kwan do looked way bigger than the guy from kung fu or karate .. it would be interesting to see exactly how much harder a single person could hit using each technique.

Steve Petramale


W 3 (1 ko's) | L 0 | D 1 | Total 4

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=262946


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That was absolute bullshit as a "scientific" study. For a start it was pretty clear that the power generated went up with each persons size. The kung Fu guy was clearly the smallest and the boxer was slightly bigger than the Taikwondo guy. Also martial arts generally favour straight punching at a specific area of the face as demonstrated by the kung-fu guy whereas boxing has a much wider variety of hooks a "swinging" punches as you can see with the boxer (the slight overhand right action). Therefore the boxer has momentum and thus will probably strike with more force at contact. The martial artists punches (pther than the taikwondo guy) were clearly much shorter and sharper. Also for all we know one could be a world champ another a county champion of some obscure country with little fighting tradition.

Sorry but this kind of program dressed up as fact to big up boxing pisses me off. I mean boxers are clearly going to generate more force as thats the only part of their body which they strike with and thus train on. We dont need amauterish programs like this. In my opinion all stlyes have their strenghts and weakness'

Sorry just the sheer unscietific approach to the whole thing really pissed me off

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What the hell are you rambling about :)

CC, good vid mick

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.....I figured they would have gotten "The Power Puncher" to demonstrate perfect form

oh well perhaps for another day

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Classic....
That watermelon didn't even stand a chance..... ;D

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great stuff buddy, thanks for sharing the link, i heard about this show but couldn't watch it, very interesting stuff

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Glad you enjoyed it... ;)

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That was absolute bullshit as a "scientific" study. For a start it was pretty clear that the power generated went up with each persons size. The kung Fu guy was clearly the smallest and the boxer was slightly bigger than the Taikwondo guy. Also martial arts generally favour straight punching at a specific area of the face as demonstrated by the kung-fu guy whereas boxing has a much wider variety of hooks a "swinging" punches as you can see with the boxer (the slight overhand right action). Therefore the boxer has momentum and thus will probably strike with more force at contact. The martial artists punches (pther than the taikwondo guy) were clearly much shorter and sharper. Also for all we know one could be a world champ another a county champion of some obscure country with little fighting tradition.

Sorry but this kind of program dressed up as fact to big up boxing pisses me off. I mean boxers are clearly going to generate more force as thats the only part of their body which they strike with and thus train on. We dont need amauterish programs like this. In my opinion all stlyes have their strenghts and weakness'

Sorry just the sheer unscietific approach to the whole thing really pissed me off

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So how was Bruce Lee able to generate more power then someone whos bigger then him..... ?

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.....I figured they would have gotten "The Power Puncher" to demonstrate perfect form

oh well perhaps for another day

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Classic....
That watermelon didn't even stand a chance..... ;D

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great stuff buddy, thanks for sharing the link, i heard about this show but couldn't watch it, very interesting stuff

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Glad you enjoyed it... ;)

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That was absolute bullshit as a "scientific" study. For a start it was pretty clear that the power generated went up with each persons size. The kung Fu guy was clearly the smallest and the boxer was slightly bigger than the Taikwondo guy. Also martial arts generally favour straight punching at a specific area of the face as demonstrated by the kung-fu guy whereas boxing has a much wider variety of hooks a "swinging" punches as you can see with the boxer (the slight overhand right action). Therefore the boxer has momentum and thus will probably strike with more force at contact. The martial artists punches (pther than the taikwondo guy) were clearly much shorter and sharper. Also for all we know one could be a world champ another a county champion of some obscure country with little fighting tradition.

Sorry but this kind of program dressed up as fact to big up boxing pisses me off. I mean boxers are clearly going to generate more force as thats the only part of their body which they strike with and thus train on. We dont need amauterish programs like this. In my opinion all stlyes have their strenghts and weakness'

Sorry just the sheer unscietific approach to the whole thing really pissed me off

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So how was Bruce Lee able to generate more power then someone whos bigger then him..... ?

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How do we know he did ? Were there any actual accurate measurements of his power per square inch recorded. I doudbt it seen as the technology to measure such forces was in its infancy in that period of time. Its probably rumour and word of mouth that got around rather than actual studies,figures and facts. Dont get me wrong i LOVE Bruce Lee, the guy was an absolute god got all his films (Game of Death 2 where he's only in the fight scenes is kinda sad) and he was undoubtedly a great fighter seen as he developed his own style and defeated a karate master with it to legitimise his new style.

having said that the bit about how concussion comes about was interesting, but from a decidedly dodgy program i woudnt take that as fact either, i'd look it up myself to see if it corresponds with general medical consensus.

Sorry to sound like such a nerd but Biology is what im currently doing a degree in and it just pisses me off when programs severely bend the truth or create false scenarios and then pass it off as truth.

As my dad used to say ... dont believe everything you read (or watch or hear!)

The fact that you're getting a degree allows you to walk around with the assumption that you know everything, another thing I just wanted to throw into the mix :)

i dunno about all that though. if someone's hit right on the chin with a decent shot it doesn't matter on the size of the fella hitting or getting hit. i've seen my mate knock a big rugby lad spark out with one solid shot. the fella was snoring and everything, and my mates no bigger than 10 stone and cant punch for shit whenever i get him on the pads. but obviously it depends on all kinds

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The fact that you're getting a degree allows you to walk around with the assumption that you know everything, another thing I just wanted to throw into the mix :)

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Its really nothing to do with me getting a degree in whatever, its just the unscientific approach that was displayed in this video. I dont think im better than anyone else, my sister didnt get 1 GSCE (even im impressed by that lack of motivation haha).

Its really nothing to do with that i know "everything", to be honest i know fuck all about alot of things, boxing for one compared to the extensice knoweldge of the fans on this forum. Its just if your gonna make a program about "punching power" at least do it semi-properly ala Horizon. I dont really care if you take a few liberties if its the name of entertainment but at least set up a reasonably fair scenario.

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.....I figured they would have gotten "The Power Puncher" to demonstrate perfect form

oh well perhaps for another day

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Classic....
That watermelon didn't even stand a chance..... ;D

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great stuff buddy, thanks for sharing the link, i heard about this show but couldn't watch it, very interesting stuff

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Glad you enjoyed it... ;)

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Originally Posted by 1-hit Wonder

That was absolute bullshit as a "scientific" study. For a start it was pretty clear that the power generated went up with each persons size. The kung Fu guy was clearly the smallest and the boxer was slightly bigger than the Taikwondo guy. Also martial arts generally favour straight punching at a specific area of the face as demonstrated by the kung-fu guy whereas boxing has a much wider variety of hooks a "swinging" punches as you can see with the boxer (the slight overhand right action). Therefore the boxer has momentum and thus will probably strike with more force at contact. The martial artists punches (pther than the taikwondo guy) were clearly much shorter and sharper. Also for all we know one could be a world champ another a county champion of some obscure country with little fighting tradition.

Sorry but this kind of program dressed up as fact to big up boxing pisses me off. I mean boxers are clearly going to generate more force as thats the only part of their body which they strike with and thus train on. We dont need amauterish programs like this. In my opinion all stlyes have their strenghts and weakness'

Sorry just the sheer unscietific approach to the whole thing really pissed me off

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So how was Bruce Lee able to generate more power then someone whos bigger then him..... ?

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How do we know he did ? Were there any actual accurate measurements of his power per square inch recorded. I doudbt it seen as the technology to measure such forces was in its infancy in that period of time. Its probably rumour and word of mouth that got around rather than actual studies,figures and facts. Dont get me wrong i LOVE Bruce Lee, the guy was an absolute god got all his films (Game of Death 2 where he's only in the fight scenes is kinda sad) and he was undoubtedly a great fighter seen as he developed his own style and defeated a karate master with it to legitimise his new style.

having said that the bit about how concussion comes about was interesting, but from a decidedly dodgy program i woudnt take that as fact either, i'd look it up myself to see if it corresponds with general medical consensus.

Sorry to sound like such a nerd but Biology is what im currently doing a degree in and it just pisses me off when programs severely bend the truth or create false scenarios and then pass it off as truth.

As my dad used to say ... dont believe everything you read (or watch or hear!)

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About Bruce you're right there is not data collected on his punching power same goes for Rocky Marciano but.... we all know that Marciano could punch... Right?

About the program...Well it's a very well respected program 'National Geographics' if I'm not mistaken. IMO thats probably as accurate info. as you can get from a program...

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excellent footage. saw this on the discovery channel , I believe it was Boxing Gorilla who alerted me to the show ! . very interesting. CC in 24 for sharing
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Thanks for remembering, friend.

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excellent footage. saw this on the discovery channel , I believe it was Boxing Gorilla who alerted me to the show ! . very interesting. CC in 24 for sharing
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Thanks for remembering, friend.

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no worries mate ! ;)

LoL, this video is funny ;D

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....notice it was only the cross they studied not the hook or uppercut....I bet those would generate more PSI.

They should have gotten a big time Pro boxer to do this

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Yeah id like to see a Prime Mike Tyson Left Hook measured =]

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Sorry but this kind of program dressed up as fact to big up boxing pisses me off. I mean boxers are clearly going to generate more force as thats the only part of their body which they strike with and thus train on. We dont need amauterish programs like this. In my opinion all stlyes have their strenghts and weakness'

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well the rest of the program was not about boxing at all, it showed the good points of all styles, they did a really amazing speed and reaction test with the kung fu guy which he won.

I can't see what the debate is over, boxers generate the hardest [i]punches[/b].

That's what boxing is about and it has been being perfected for 100s of years... once other martial arts are simply about punches then we can talk.

Getting a one punch KO is all about delivering all the weight that you have genetate quickly, transfering it all in a second to make their cranium move. if the punch is slow less of it gets delivered because energy is lost.

When you do it properly, you don't even feel like you've hit anything, BANG! and their head moves away like a conker, it's not like hitting a bag or a mit, or some solid bastard who's head won't move, that's how boxers break their hand. it's crazy. :D

They should of gotten Lennox Lewis to do his cross, that guy was piss poor weak for how much the where bigging him up.

Whats wrong with smashing watermelons as a test of strength and technique?

CC brill vid, man the way that brain moves about was like god damn

great stuff, i missed this show, thanks for giving us a second chance at seeing this part

I've seen a similar show,but was only about boxing...
The thing is that the brain needs touch the inside of the skull...that can be done with brute force,
but also with the right technique...for example if the chin is hit at the right angle you improve the
chances of a knockout bigtime,cause the head moves the right(or wrong,depends on your point of view)
way for the brain to touch the inside of the skull...because of that it is so important for a boxer to
have a strong neck...you don't wanne have your head moved in awkward angles...

They also said on this show that an average boxer hits two times as hard as a nonboxer of the same
size and weight...

cc one of the coolest video's I have ever seen

i've always believed boxers have the hardest punch, it doesn't take much to work it out. i hope some off my martail arts buddies watched this

the show seems to have been well done, good on them for making it

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cc one of the coolest video's I have ever seen

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Glad to hear you enjoyed it. :)

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i've always believed boxers have the hardest punch, it doesn't take much to work it out. i hope some off my martail arts buddies watched this

the show seems to have been well done, good on them for making it

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You can send it to them via e-mail?
Just right click it and click on 'copy shorcut' then paste it into the e-mail. :)