[QUOTE="nick3333"][QUOTE="SunJian18"][QUOTE="firemonkey098"][QUOTE="nick3333"][QUOTE="firemonkey098"][QUOTE="ChipmunkDeluxe"][QUOTE="firemonkey098"] I hit for 475lbs per square-inch and I'm 6'4, so with my fist I hit for over 2000lbs.SunJian18
how the hell do you figure that out??there is a machine at castle fun park that measures lbs per squarew inch and my fist is over 4 square inches big, so do the math.
Cool. I did that too once, and scored roughly 200 kilos per square inch (400 pounds). For my size (1m76, 65 kilos) I think it's pretty good.
EDIT: Do you think that with that kind of force you could pretty much knock anyone out? Just wondering. I never actually properly punched someone, now that I think about it (except for once). Pretty much all my fights consisted of me grabbing the guy and kneeing or elbowing him in the face or simply putting him on the ground.
well I made the thing go around two and a half times, I could probobly get more but usually it break's if I use maximum power. But at about 600lbs you can rearrange someones face with a punch (I know cuz my dad hits for that much. With your size (no offense intended) I think you must have misread the scale.
ALl that weight doesn't really hit the person's face.
The majority of it is lost with the recoil of their head from the force of the blow. Real damage is done if they're punched and their head has nowhere to go, or if you hit a vital or vulnerable spot. If you hit someone in the jaw with an hook, their head will jerk in the direction you hit it, this cancels out a lot of the force and absorbs some of it. That's why straight punches are more effective, as it snaps their head back which is a damage in and of itself to the neck (and it doesn't snap that way as easily, so they feel more force from the impact itself).
I'm sure anyone who's been in a fight can testify that usually wide punches to the mouth don't hurt unless a knuckle or your own tooth cuts you. It does feel sore afterwards though, sometimes, if they hit hard enough.
True. I've been punched with hooks quite a few times, once a guy even used a lighter as a weapon (?) and it really didn't amount to much. After a second or so of recovery (from the shock of the guy throwing the first punch), I went on to, shall we say, kick his ass.Exactly, this is why a lot of people are simply atrocious at fighting. Many people rely on wide, arcing punches which are often cocked back like a haymaker, which makes it slow on top of not being powerful, but many people do not face a trained fighter so they probably will never realize the errors of their fighting anyway.
yeah, on the weekend I leant how to get more power out of a straight punch then I get out of my usual haymaker when me and my friend were scraping (kinda teaching eachother too). I used to forecast my punches way too much. But when I connect BOOM!!!
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