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On Punching "Power": Practical Equivalents between improvements in Strike Speed and Effective, Striking Mass
A recent article explores some respective contributions of the initial velocity and effective mass of a striking implement to the ultimately induced, post-collision velocity of a stationary strike target, in a combat sports context. Therein, it was found that multiplicative increases in the effectiv
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