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Power comes from speed (velocity) & technique (efficiency). You expect bodybuilders to automatically throw hard punches.... But more often than not they are as stiff as a board from never training; - Plyometrics - Rotational development - Speed & Power drills - Tendon Work

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I've found that a lot of bodybuilders are as unathletic as fat people except the ability to lift a good amount of weight because they disrespect and disregard every other athletic department in training.

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AJACvor 1 Jahr

People expect bodybuilders to punch hard?

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The.Product.Development.Philosophervor 1 Jahr

Jesus this looks painful to watch! My mans hips can’t move for shit.

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BowTiedPeatervor 1 Jahr

Needs work

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Olegvor 1 Jahr

Guys like this hit hard, but they could hit a lot harder with proper technique. I trained with a body builder who could leg press 800 lbs and he had the hardest kicks in the gym after just a few months of training. Unfortunately he also gassed out pretty quick.

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