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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The human body is a lot more resilient than some people give it credit for. Pound for pound, human bone is around three times as strong as concrete—but we don't allow our bodies to use the full strength inherent in their makeup, because to do so would result in damage. The vast bulk of any martial arts curriculum is actually body-hardening exercises designed to overcome these unconscious limiters ("Are you afraid of the board?!"), allowing the student to strike with more force. |
