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she'd have to have had hundreds of hours of very small class( max of 4 students) spread out over a year, so her body could grow with the training, under a very skiled and motivated instructor. That is so rare a circumstance that the answer, in general is a resounding no.
I was an MP. The method that the Army used for "selecting" us was to throw all the troops (not chosen by other fields), into a big hole, about chest deep. The ones who could get out of the hole, they made cooks. the ones who could not, they made into MP's.
I was an MP. The method that the Army used for "selecting" us was to throw all the troops (not chosen by other fields), into a big hole, about chest deep. The ones who could get out of the hole, they made cooks. the ones who could not, they made into MP's.
So, what was inside the hole that tempted you to jump out. A snake of some sort.
I was an MP. The method that the Army used for "selecting" us was to throw all the troops (not chosen by other fields), into a big hole, about chest deep. The ones who could get out of the hole, they made cooks. the ones who could not, they made into MP's.
What nation's army does that? Most with volunteer forces allow you to choose your path upon enlisting. Israel does many test before assigning draftees to their combat yet there is no tough guy contest.
This is a no brainer. I can only imagine the OP was trolling and got what he/she wanted. I have been around the fight game for years. I was an amatuer then later a cut man, corner man, trainer etc. I have trained men and women and loved training them both for different reasons.
Of course if a woman is highly trained - and I don't mean a cardio Kick Boxing, but I mean a professional fighter who is strong and trained - can beat up a small and weak man who does not know how to fight. But, that is like catching a Unicorn riding a lightning bolt.
Even a guy who can fight a little - meaning at the least semi athletic, semi fit, and can throw a punch - is going to beat up 99% of women in a fight. I mean fighting a girl is a bad idea, always and I dont like wife beaters...but since you guys asked.
From muscle, strength, explosiveness, bone density (weight of punches plus density of skull and jaw bones) the man is just more naturally built for that physical confrontation.
Same for men .. remember we have weight classes for a reason. Even a small size advantage in weight/strength can make a good fighter lose to an average fighter. Even to equally skilled fighters, once all else is equal, size and strength win.
This is a no brainer. I can only imagine the OP was trolling and got what he/she wanted. I have been around the fight game for years. I was an amatuer then later a cut man, corner man, trainer etc. I have trained men and women and loved training them both for different reasons.
Of course if a woman is highly trained - and I don't mean a cardio Kick Boxing, but I mean a professional fighter who is strong and trained - can beat up a small and weak man who does not know how to fight. But, that is like catching a Unicorn riding a lightning bolt.
Even a guy who can fight a little - meaning at the least semi athletic, semi fit, and can throw a punch - is going to beat up 99% of women in a fight. I mean fighting a girl is a bad idea, always and I dont like wife beaters...but since you guys asked.
From muscle, strength, explosiveness, bone density (weight of punches plus density of skull and jaw bones) the man is just more naturally built for that physical confrontation.
Same for men .. remember we have weight classes for a reason. Even a small size advantage in weight/strength can make a good fighter lose to an average fighter. Even to equally skilled fighters, once all else is equal, size and strength win.
Good post. I am an avid fight fan and enjoy watching combat sports.
But that whole scenario where all things are equal: how often does that happen? When you match two people of seemingly equal skill but of different size, I'd presume small differences would still exist that could potentially sway a fight: quickness, speed, timing, agility, adaptability, etc. If size were the main determinant, you could just pick the winner based on the Tale of the Tape.
Average construction worker, probably not. Average office worker/couch potato: No problem. Of course, the size mismatch would have to be factored in. If some guy is pretty young, healthy and 250 lbs. Any average size women in these professions is going to have a problem taking them down.
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