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how do you measure the force of a strike?
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Being an Historian, this is a stretch for me but... Force=mass * acceleratopm
That said, I think more proper question is how effective is a strike? For example...a man who can lift a 600 lb boulder can do little more than hold it so it does not crush him. Conversly, a man who can lift and throw a pebble is a more effective fighter.
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stone_tiger wrote:
Being an Historian, this is a stretch for me but... Force=mass * acceleratopm
That said, I think more proper question is how effective is a strike? For example...a man who can lift a 600 lb boulder can do little more than hold it so it does not crush him. Conversly, a man who can lift and throw a pebble is a more effective fighter.
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you go grasshopper!
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There is also equipment out there that you can attach to equipment that takes out the need to do math. Cen. Martial Arts has one for about $100 I think.
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 discovery channel or nat geo just had a series on this topic i tivod, it was very cool. force is PSI or in Newton Meters or did i have toomuch gas in the lab???
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| POSTED BY: tattoofu on 09/23/2008 00:41:32 |
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count the number of teeth on the floor.
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Fighting-Gravity wrote:
discovery channel or nat geo just had a series on this topic i tivod, it was very cool. force is PSI or in Newton Meters or did i have toomuch gas in the lab???
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Force is in newtons. Workdone = Force x distance = Nm or J
Power = workdone/time = J/s ? lol i forgot -.-
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tattoofu wrote:
count the number of teeth on the floor.
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that is funny!
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