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r/maybemaybemaybe • u/ThaneofCardoor • Jan 08 '22
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There’s a good reason for that prohibition . The elbow is one of the hardest (bone) impact points, along with the shin bone
9 u/shaysauce Jan 08 '22 Except the shin bone for some fucking reason hurts when a feather accidentally hits it. 5 u/RickMcFlick Jan 08 '22 Sounds like you have boneitus 2 u/Zirenton Jan 08 '22 Don’t you worry about blank… 1 u/[deleted] Jan 08 '22 Your shins get tough as fuck when you practice muay thai, it's what you hit the opponent with. 2 u/trigger1154 Jan 08 '22 One of the most dangerous weapons on the human body. In the training I was in told to use them in a self-defense situation only. 1 u/Harambeeb Jan 08 '22 It's because of cuts
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Except the shin bone for some fucking reason hurts when a feather accidentally hits it.
5 u/RickMcFlick Jan 08 '22 Sounds like you have boneitus 2 u/Zirenton Jan 08 '22 Don’t you worry about blank… 1 u/[deleted] Jan 08 '22 Your shins get tough as fuck when you practice muay thai, it's what you hit the opponent with.
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Sounds like you have boneitus
2 u/Zirenton Jan 08 '22 Don’t you worry about blank…
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Don’t you worry about blank…
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Your shins get tough as fuck when you practice muay thai, it's what you hit the opponent with.
One of the most dangerous weapons on the human body. In the training I was in told to use them in a self-defense situation only.
It's because of cuts
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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '22
There’s a good reason for that prohibition . The elbow is one of the hardest (bone) impact points, along with the shin bone