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Can the pectoral muscles really increase combat strength? Why do people with strong fighting abilities have large chest muscles?

2018-07-10View Original

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Can the pectoral muscles really increase combat strength? Why do people with strong fighting abilities have large chest muscles?
Reply #22018-07-10
The pectoral muscles should be able to enhance striking power
Reply #32018-07-11
I really don’t know what’s the use of having big pectoral muscles. In all martial arts, speed is the ultimate solution. Kittens often defeat dogs and flee in panic
Reply #42018-07-12
Those with large pectoral muscles certainly have sufficient upper-body strength, and their overall combat capability is much greater than those without them
Reply #52018-07-13
Does that girl with big breasts count as having large pectoral muscles?
Reply #62018-07-14
Big breasts and pectoral muscles are completely different concepts! It’s the pectoral muscles, muscle
Reply #72018-07-19
Big-breasted girls must also have muscles, right? . . . Plump, milk-like muscles. . . Wrestling and pressing down on people – that’s really impressive.

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