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This is a relatively short review of the movie, Avengers Endgame.
Review:
I canNOT believe what I just watched. That was the best way, and the most dramatic way to end The Mcu Phase we are in. They pulled out all the stops for this one. I mean, when Captain America, at the end, picked up Moljnir and started whooping on Thanos, blockbuster style? You honestly, honestly can't find a better battle scene. And my boy ant man knocking that leviathan down..man.
I just wish Hawkeye was Ronin for a little bit longer. Way cooler
Sorry about this:The effect of having a strong abdominal wall, and having 8″ of fatty padding, are the same. Strong abs are one way of reducing impact; a boxing glove 8″ thick made of fat is another, or having the fat around the gut area.
What works better is having the fighter profile: strong abs, plus fight conditioning that includes a lot of impact training, plus the normal 3mm or so fat layer. This is what fighters have and it is the best solution.
It’s a good question though, as an answer that says a strong abdominal wall is no good, or alternatively that a ton of fat is no good, are wrong. Any padding or strength is good. As coaches, we have done a few sit-ups and crunches in the past, and wear a thick pad around the midriff when coaching body shots. But the best protection of all is to be a trained combatant with fight experience
Would you recommend this to other users? Yes.
Rating(1-5):
This is a relatively short review of the movie, Avengers Endgame.
Review:
I canNOT believe what I just watched. That was the best way, and the most dramatic way to end The Mcu Phase we are in. They pulled out all the stops for this one. I mean, when Captain America, at the end, picked up Moljnir and started whooping on Thanos, blockbuster style? You honestly, honestly can't find a better battle scene. And my boy ant man knocking that leviathan down..man.
I just wish Hawkeye was Ronin for a little bit longer. Way cooler
Sorry about this:The effect of having a strong abdominal wall, and having 8″ of fatty padding, are the same. Strong abs are one way of reducing impact; a boxing glove 8″ thick made of fat is another, or having the fat around the gut area.
What works better is having the fighter profile: strong abs, plus fight conditioning that includes a lot of impact training, plus the normal 3mm or so fat layer. This is what fighters have and it is the best solution.
It’s a good question though, as an answer that says a strong abdominal wall is no good, or alternatively that a ton of fat is no good, are wrong. Any padding or strength is good. As coaches, we have done a few sit-ups and crunches in the past, and wear a thick pad around the midriff when coaching body shots. But the best protection of all is to be a trained combatant with fight experience
Would you recommend this to other users? Yes.
Rating(1-5):
