Wolf's Law in action - BONESMASHERS GTIFH

[delusionalretard]

Pic related is the skeleton of a longbow archer, whose drawing weight is near 120-150 pounds.
Pay attention to the left arm, which is longer and thicker.

 

[Deleted member 10176]

@ItsNotADream

 

[Deleted member 12669]

@ItsNotADream

Thought u were @RoundHouse for a second

 

[Deleted member 10176]

Thought u were @ /data/avatars/s/8/8490.jpg?1607449769 @RoundHouse for a second

Roundehousepilled again

 

[Deleted member 6785]

From our left

 

[delusionalretard]

From our left

No

 

[Deleted member 6785]

No

 

[delusionalretard]

Cool

 

[Gonthar]

Pic related is the skeleton of a longbow archer, whose drawing weight is near 120-150 pounds.
Pay attention to the left arm, which is longer and thicker.

Longbow archers trained since childhood, I doubt you'll get longer and thicker bones in your arm if you're already an adult.

 

[delusionalretard]

Longbow archers trained since childhood, I doubt you'll get longer and thicker bones in your arm if you're already an adult.

Yeah I know

 

[Deleted member 14455]

or maybe that's why he was a longbow archer



basketball make you taller..

 

[delusionalretard]

or maybe that's why he was a longbow archer



basketball make you taller..

I doubt it since they started when they were young, but yes this could be a case of survivorship bias

 

[Deleted member 14455]

I doubt it since they started when they were young, but yes this could be a case of survivorship bias

all of them were like that? or this specific guy? you know where i'm going with this. this had nothing to do with wolf law. it's like those arm wrestlers beasts of today. they were all born like that, with 2 or even 1 massive forearm that gave them advantage from the beginning, which is why we hear about them.

 

[delusionalretard]

all of them were like that? or this specific guy? you know where i'm going with this. this had nothing to do with wolf law. it's like those arm wrestlers beasts of today. they were all born like that, with 2 or even 1 massive forearm that gave them advantage from the beginning, which is why we hear about them.

Likely and worth considering, but I doubt people in the past had the means to thoroughly select so precisely given the time

 

[AutisticBeaner]

there's an x ray of a professional tennis player where you can see that his serve arm is longer and thicker. can't find it anymore though

 

[Deleted member 14455]

there's an x ray of a professional tennis player where you can see that his serve arm is longer and thicker. can't find it anymore though

all of them? or this 1 guy? if it's not nearly all of them this info is useless

 

[Deleted member 14455]

@AutisticBeaner mirin iq

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Not just this there's plenty of evidence available online. Tennis player's arm that he serves with is longer and bigger, boxer' s knuckle are denser etc . Wolff law is true but wheather it can make a meaningful difference to your looks when you punch the key areas of face is up for debate.

 

[AutisticBeaner]

Not just this there's plenty of evidence available online. Tennis player's arm that he serves with is longer and bigger, boxer' s knuckle are denser etc . Wolff law is true but wheather it can make a meaningful difference to your looks when you punch the key areas of face is up for debate.

of course it's true, it's a medical law. i think the problem is that you'd have to put a ton of effort into it. compare it to the tennis player that plays tennis for multiple hours almost every day for years, no one is gonna put all that time into smashing your face with a hammer.

 

[Effortless]

of course it's true, it's a medical law. i think the problem is that you'd have to put a ton of effort into it. compare it to the tennis player that plays tennis for multiple hours almost every day for years, no one is gonna put all that time into smashing your face with a hammer.

Yeah exactly, not to even mention the long term effect of hitting your fucking skull repeatedly.

It's like some people think you can only receive brain damage from heavy hits

@delusionalretard Good thread though OP, it's actually interesting just to know how the human body can adapt to long term stressors/use

 

[Gonthar]

there's an x ray of a professional tennis player where you can see that his serve arm is longer and thicker. can't find it anymore though

All pro tennis players also started their career since childhood.

Many tennis stars have one arm that's biggger than the other

If you look at most tennis players - including Australian greats like Rod Laver - it won't take you long to realise that their dominant, playing arm is much more built up than the other.

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[Eduardo DOV]

wolfs law is true
but i dont want brain damage from punching my chin
surgery is better

 

[Deleted]

We should do a mog Battle i’ve found ur ig

 

[Deleted member 6785]

We should do a mog Battle i’ve found ur ig

Legit?