You should sell an online course in the art for $1,000 and claim you learned it in person from these dudes.I've now watched & practised the below Video. I am now a Sifu of Slapping Gung Fu. Please ring for Private training
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Usually, not at all. I would say there are ample cases where modification has improved the overall effectiveness of a movement. Some of this is because movements have been figured out or counters have been created to make them less effective.
Can you give example. Are you talking about people making a new style?
this is why i mentioned a big belly. I see overweight black belts( more so in the states ) who can´t do techniques like a young fitter man so their movements are sometimes adapted for their lack of mobility & fitness.
I have seen the first video before. She was struggling. But comparing these two videos and the people in them is about as far apart as you can get. One appears to be an average/casual possible beginner. The other, an elite athlete. It is just not a logical comparison. I am sure you can find plenty of videos with 'overweight' black belts holding their own.
No, not at all. Think of it this way. We are not lemmings. We all have a different anatomy, size, shape, and motion. We are going to look and do things differently. If this were not true, if everyone looked and did everything exactly the same, how would a winner be determined at a tournament. There are tangible and intangible factors to be considered.
this story is cool bro but not really relevant is it. I am talking about a black belt teaching a class & commenting on your comment which was .. no where did i mention anyone just joining a class who is overweight.
Then you have totally lost me on the point you are trying to make.
exactly so if i am 158 Lbs & in good condition & you are say 313 lbs who will move better?
maybe read it again.
Totally situational and subjective. Your 158lb high kick may not mean dick to the 313-pounder. Conversely, the 313-pounders highest kick, a rib kick, may end you. At the end of it all, 'move better' means nothing.
www.frontiersin.org
Not surprised at all. But again, you are cherry-picking. You are taking one static set of scoring rules and trying to apply them across the whole board. In a vacuum, you can make number look any way you want. But they just do not tell the whole story.Conclusion
Young handball players categorized as obese according to %BF exhibited lower scores in basic physical performance tests. In more detail, increased %BF values seemed to negatively impact running performance, vertical jump, and aerobic capacity after adjusting for body height and mass.
Frontiers | The Associations Between Physical Performance and Anthropometric Characteristics in Obese and Non-obese Schoolchild Handball Players
This study investigated the relationship of body fat and fitness measures in schoolchild handball players. Twenty-eight young male handball players from hand...
no ..c´mon man
no not at all, just talking waffle. talking your way out of a discussion you know i´m correct.
athletic abilities are impaired look at any fat fighter & see how they gas out. now a big fat blob might throw a lucky punch but a lighter fitter athlete will in my opinion 99% win.
