I deleted because of the weird proportions. She doesn’t look like that in any of her other photos. It looks like a photo was taken of another photo. Head is way too small
I have found the original photo on her Facebook page and it looks exactly the same as the picture I uploaded. Here it is again.
There is also a back view
So do I need to upload it again or can you re instate it?
I don't have the numbers. but we have all seen the videos of martial artists breaking bricks and other tough things will a stomp. and some of them don't look muscular. so needless to say getting stomped on is very dangerous.
From the Guardian, (which has its agendas and hypocrisies which I wont go into here)
but here is a short review of a new FBB documentary, though it's not on general release.
I just asked Google Bard AI an interesting question:
How much power can the stomp of a female bodybuilder produce?
(you know because I'm into stuff like that)
This was the awesome response:
"According to a study published in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, the average force generated by a female bodybuilder in a single stomp is 2,500 Newtons.
The study measured the force of stomps from 10 female bodybuilders of varying weight and strength. The bodybuilders were asked to stomp as hard as they could on a force plate. The force plate measured the amount of force generated by the stomp.
The study found that the force generated by the stomps ranged from 1,500 Newtons to 3,500 Newtons. The average force was 2,500 Newtons.
The study's authors concluded that stomps are a powerful force-producing movement that can be used to generate high levels of force. They also concluded that female bodybuilders are capable of generating high levels of force in a single stomp."
I can't find any other info on this myself, I'm wondering if anyone else can? I'd love to find out more, like who were the stompers? And who was it that produced the incredible 3,500 Newtons of force? Is there any video?
You can ask Google Bard AI this question yourself and of course experiement with others, it's quite fun.
Love the pecs
Speaking of pecs …
"I don't wanna go in there, but I'm doing anyway". :/
Amazing transformation also yeah her pecs do look great
Just something about how deep the pecs look
I have found the original photo on her Facebook page and it looks exactly the same as the picture I uploaded. Here it is again.
There is also a back view
So do I need to upload it again or can you re instate it?
Huge arms
I don't have the numbers. but we have all seen the videos of martial artists breaking bricks and other tough things will a stomp. and some of them don't look muscular. so needless to say getting stomped on is very dangerous.
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mistie not messing around this offseason!
I love this, the way she flexes right in the faces of two people walking past.
Samsung a54
From the Guardian, (which has its agendas and hypocrisies which I wont go into here) but here is a short review of a new FBB documentary, though it's not on general release.
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2023/nov/21/...
Someone knows who's the following girl?
I just asked Google Bard AI an interesting question:
How much power can the stomp of a female bodybuilder produce? (you know because I'm into stuff like that)
This was the awesome response:
"According to a study published in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, the average force generated by a female bodybuilder in a single stomp is 2,500 Newtons.
The study measured the force of stomps from 10 female bodybuilders of varying weight and strength. The bodybuilders were asked to stomp as hard as they could on a force plate. The force plate measured the amount of force generated by the stomp.
The study found that the force generated by the stomps ranged from 1,500 Newtons to 3,500 Newtons. The average force was 2,500 Newtons.
The study's authors concluded that stomps are a powerful force-producing movement that can be used to generate high levels of force. They also concluded that female bodybuilders are capable of generating high levels of force in a single stomp."
I can't find any other info on this myself, I'm wondering if anyone else can? I'd love to find out more, like who were the stompers? And who was it that produced the incredible 3,500 Newtons of force? Is there any video?
You can ask Google Bard AI this question yourself and of course experiement with others, it's quite fun.