Training in the Gravity room?
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Training in the Gravity room?
So i was wondering, what would be your most G you will be able to handle and train in the gravity room? Like for me i could possibly handle 10G but that's if i try really hard, but i could easily handle 2-3G since I'm a super human hehe. Also if i was for example were able to master higher gravity, would my strength, speed and durability increase? or is it the strength and just speed that will increase, or maybe nothing increases? because in dragon ball, i saw how Roshi was training goku and krillin, and after delivering milk while having 40kg on them they were able to jump and fight much stronger.
Re: Training in the Gravity room?
We as humans can barely cope in situations with anything simply above 1G. 10G we would be crushed, most likely instantly killing us.
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Re: Training in the Gravity room?
The fighters in DB can survive because they have ki. We don't have such a thing.
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Superman is, and always has been, a symbol for truth, justice, and upstanding moral fortitude–a role model and leader as much as a fighter. The more down-to-earth Goku has no illusions about being responsible for maintaining social order, or for setting some kind of moral example for the entire world. Goku is simply a martial artist who’s devoted his life toward perfecting his fighting skills and other abilities. Though never shy about risking his life to save either one person or the entire world, he just doesn’t believe that the balance of the world rests in any way on his shoulders, and he has no need to shape any part of it in his image. Goku is an idealist, and believes that there is some good in everyone, but he is unconcerned with the big picture of the world…unless it has to do with some kind of fight. Politics, society, law and order don’t have much bearing on his life, but he’s a man who knows right from wrong.
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Maybe 1.1 gs
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I think the max we would be able to withstand would be 1, 2x or 1, 3x gravity. Which would still improve training by a lot.
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goku said that everyone has ki. we just dont use it, and its called energy, our bodies made up of it, because thats how life and universe was possible to exist.DBZGTKOSDH wrote:The fighters in DB can survive because they have ki. We don't have such a thing.
we can probably somehow learn to convert our mass into energy and eventually use it to amp up our body to handle intense measures, as well as being able to jump high and punch thru rocks.
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That applies for everyone in the Dragon Ball universe, not ours.TenshiGokuu wrote:goku said that everyone has ki. we just dont use it, and its called energy, our bodies made up of it, because thats how life and universe was possible to exist.DBZGTKOSDH wrote:The fighters in DB can survive because they have ki. We don't have such a thing.
we can probably somehow learn to convert our mass into energy and eventually use it to amp up our body to handle intense measures, as well as being able to jump high and punch thru rocks.
Feel free to meditate for 50 years just to be sure though
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where is dragon ball universe then?The Monkey King wrote:That applies for everyone in the Dragon Ball universe, not ours.TenshiGokuu wrote:goku said that everyone has ki. we just dont use it, and its called energy, our bodies made up of it, because thats how life and universe was possible to exist.DBZGTKOSDH wrote:The fighters in DB can survive because they have ki. We don't have such a thing.
we can probably somehow learn to convert our mass into energy and eventually use it to amp up our body to handle intense measures, as well as being able to jump high and punch thru rocks.
Feel free to meditate for 50 years just to be sure though
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Humans can bear up under 10G or more as long as it's for a brief moment, but things are different when you're exposed to high G forces for many hours.
Are you high or what?TenshiGokuu wrote:goku said that everyone has ki. we just dont use it, and its called energy, our bodies made up of it, because thats how life and universe was possible to exist.DBZGTKOSDH wrote:The fighters in DB can survive because they have ki. We don't have such a thing.
we can probably somehow learn to convert our mass into energy and eventually use it to amp up our body to handle intense measures, as well as being able to jump high and punch thru rocks.
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Dragon Ball just swallowed him, he's gone lol.kei17 wrote:Humans can bear up under 10G or more as long as it's for a brief moment, but things are different when you're exposed to high G forces for many hours.
Are you high or what?TenshiGokuu wrote:goku said that everyone has ki. we just dont use it, and its called energy, our bodies made up of it, because thats how life and universe was possible to exist.DBZGTKOSDH wrote:The fighters in DB can survive because they have ki. We don't have such a thing.
we can probably somehow learn to convert our mass into energy and eventually use it to amp up our body to handle intense measures, as well as being able to jump high and punch thru rocks.
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I don't know, but I look forward to each of their posts for good reason.kei17 wrote:Are you high or what?
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Re: Training in the Gravity room?
TenshiGokuu wrote:goku said that everyone has ki. we just dont use it, and its called energy, our bodies made up of it, because thats how life and universe was possible to exist.DBZGTKOSDH wrote:The fighters in DB can survive because they have ki. We don't have such a thing.
we can probably somehow learn to convert our mass into energy and eventually use it to amp up our body to handle intense measures, as well as being able to jump high and punch thru rocks.
How old are you again?
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Superman is, and always has been, a symbol for truth, justice, and upstanding moral fortitude–a role model and leader as much as a fighter. The more down-to-earth Goku has no illusions about being responsible for maintaining social order, or for setting some kind of moral example for the entire world. Goku is simply a martial artist who’s devoted his life toward perfecting his fighting skills and other abilities. Though never shy about risking his life to save either one person or the entire world, he just doesn’t believe that the balance of the world rests in any way on his shoulders, and he has no need to shape any part of it in his image. Goku is an idealist, and believes that there is some good in everyone, but he is unconcerned with the big picture of the world…unless it has to do with some kind of fight. Politics, society, law and order don’t have much bearing on his life, but he’s a man who knows right from wrong.
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Re: Training in the Gravity room?
According to sources on the internet, they say the human body can handle up to 3x our normal gravity. Any more than that, we'd black out, and start having bodily dysfunctions. And this may even apply to the most fit people. So people as weak as me, who are hardly built up in muscle, probably won't handle 2x.
And here's a link I just read about. NASA said people have handled up to 2x our gravity. I'd like to know how fit they were though.
http://zidbits.com/2012/02/could-humans ... r-gravity/
And here's a link I just read about. NASA said people have handled up to 2x our gravity. I'd like to know how fit they were though.
http://zidbits.com/2012/02/could-humans ... r-gravity/
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Re: Training in the Gravity room?
Where? It's not a place. Unless you have the ability to travel into comic books and/or TVs, you can't go there.TenshiGokuu wrote: where is dragon ball universe then?
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I believe we have energy,ki,chi,nen or whatever you know it as but, being able to do things like in DragonBall? i don't see anyone reaching that level. What can humans achieve? well look at martial artists.
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i do believe its possible for me too acheave kaioken though, you just have to train a lot, get used to having to everyday carry heavy vest that have 1/2 of my weight, and then i could probably amply everything that i trained and convert it to double my speed, strength and durability.Haji wrote:I believe we have energy,ki,chi,nen or whatever you know it as but, being able to do things like in DragonBall? i don't see anyone reaching that level. What can humans achieve? well look at martial artists.
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This reminds me of this.TenshiGokuu wrote:i do believe its possible for me too acheave kaioken though, you just have to train a lot, get used to having to everyday carry heavy vest that have 1/2 of my weight, and then i could probably amply everything that i trained and convert it to double my speed, strength and durability.Haji wrote:I believe we have energy,ki,chi,nen or whatever you know it as but, being able to do things like in DragonBall? i don't see anyone reaching that level. What can humans achieve? well look at martial artists.
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No offense but how old are you?TenshiGokuu wrote:i do believe its possible for me too acheave kaioken though, you just have to train a lot, get used to having to everyday carry heavy vest that have 1/2 of my weight, and then i could probably amply everything that i trained and convert it to double my speed, strength and durability.Haji wrote:I believe we have energy,ki,chi,nen or whatever you know it as but, being able to do things like in DragonBall? i don't see anyone reaching that level. What can humans achieve? well look at martial artists.
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Re: Training in the Gravity room?
Your organs would fail at 2g, try again. I was thinking about this before, then I researched it on the physics forum, everyone said that the human body would fail at 2g. However, they said that such a room where someone was monitored for 3 hours a day at 1.3 had some results, but with the results came extra stress on the bones, muscles, organs, and fluids.
So, no... You can't train in the gravity room like Vegeta.
So, no... You can't train in the gravity room like Vegeta.
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I know that certain qi/chakra/chi beliefs are part of Eastern mysticism, and I generally like to avoid stepping on anyone's toes when it comes to religious beliefs, but, in point of fact, that stuff's not real. Sorry dude.Haji wrote:I believe we have energy,ki,chi,nen or whatever you know it as but, being able to do things like in DragonBall? i don't see anyone reaching that level. What can humans achieve? well look at martial artists.
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