Bone Remodeling

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Bone Modification: clip from National Geographic’s “Fight Science” special.

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#1 written by straiker 1 year ago

I also sad that the more hard stuff that you punch the more harder the bone becomes. But everybody sad to me that i am full of Sh**t.They sad that the muscles become stronger and not the bones.(The muscles also become strong) Nut now when this documentary came out.Every body are quiet, hehe.

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#2 written by xchristaox 1 year ago

lol XD

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#3 written by ThePythonMMA 1 year ago

dude there is no way im gonna go try kicking a telephone pole, im 90% sure my leg will snap lol

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#4 written by BZLIAN99 1 year ago

You could get a heavy bag or some Thai Pads and go from there

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#5 written by BZLIAN99 1 year ago

Thanks for the upload. I’ve been looking quite some time for a video the really explains this.

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#6 written by Thunderhouse2 1 year ago

Video please?

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#7 written by idunnosia 1 year ago

erm..what law did he say it was? and what to eat to get it growin back

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#8 written by EXIL3D1 1 year ago

idunnosia he said it was “wolff’s law”, look up – Julius Wolff.

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#9 written by KnazZo 1 year ago

-Thats don’t kill you make you stronger !!

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#10 written by Uzumakichii 1 year ago

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#11 written by mkadiri05 1 year ago

with this being said i have also read that there is a converse to this, meaning over time if you were to stop this hard training your bones will return to a weaker state, does anyone have any knowledge on this.

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#12 written by xtremixt1 1 year ago

the guy in the beginning who breaks the cement bricks look like Eric Bischoff

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#13 written by Blizzard618 1 year ago

I seriously doubt it. I would think a solid structure like a bone would maintain whatever it’s structure was until altered again in some way.

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#14 written by danknug99 1 year ago

Wolff’s Law

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#15 written by SeleNazzy 1 year ago

yes , your bones will become weaker .
Human bones are formed to be most functional with less energy needed . So , if body thinks there is no need for bones to wight 20 kilos or something , it will shrink them to 18 so it consumes less energy …

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#16 written by traderjoes 1 year ago

Does anyone know if this bone building through stress can be done on someone who only starts training like this in their 40′s or is it something that only really happens as the bone is growing and the person is not yet an adult? The reason I ask is I an 45 and was thinking of practicing conditioning like this, but wonder if by starting later in life am I doomed to failure.

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#17 written by slalomsk8er 1 year ago

Human bones are constantly removing and building up calcium. Osteoclasts remove calcium and the bone cells deposit calcium to maintain a balance. You can change that balance by stressing the bone at every age. But age influences calcium uptake from food which can lead to higher risk of osteoporosis at an advanced age.

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#18 written by tlast2012dude 1 year ago

this happens at any age, of course the younger the better, but is like when you break a bone, it will heal doing this. You can train this at any age but you will have to take the precautions concidering the age you have.

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#19 written by tlast2012dude 1 year ago

true

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#20 written by federicomm 1 year ago

Actually, your bones stop growing when you turn 30 or so. This is why we dont get any taller after a certain age. When you turn around 30, all you can do is maintain the level of calcium in your bones, or, if you do not have a healthy life, decrease the amount of it.

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#21 written by MikeTysonEatsKids 1 year ago

i hear people can grow taller by sprinting and cycling cause it stretches the legs. Is this why?

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#22 written by MikeTysonEatsKids 1 year ago

is this true for the shin bone?

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#23 written by ThOutRider2 1 year ago

does this have any side effects? like when u get older

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#24 written by laheysaround 1 year ago

the outer layer of bone is replaced ever 3-4 months under normal conditions, so for this technique to work one would have to make sure to train on a weekly basis and not give the bones to long of a break or else they will be reduced to normal density again.

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#25 written by 2135468799 1 year ago

@BZLIAN99 or just start with hitting the body part on something kinda hard… like a solid table
what ive been doing. i beat my hand against a tin computer case side for like 20 minutes straight. and i have been hitting it on the corners of tables in school (hard solid tables, not lame desks)
it actually works
i barely feel these impacts on my hand

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