Criticisms
Rhett Allain, professor of physics at Southeastern Louisiana University criticized the program for, among other things, failing to consider the weight of each practitioner in their analyses. Even though the boxer had the strongest punch in one program, he was also the largest of the participants. Allain asserts Fight Science should have normalized the results with a force of the strike/weight of the striker ratio. Furthermore, the Kung-Fu practitioner had the “weakest” punch, but he was also the smallest participant.
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