Keijo!!!!!!!!

[Ryllharu]

And every infighter who can put in enough rotational energy through their hips can do the vacuum butt canon.

Keijo does not appear to be a series where special moves are secret or even unique (maybe hypnoboobs...).

The difference is can a girl use a special technique without hurting herself, or ending her career prematurely.

Edit: The UTM exists for a reason, and it isn't just to punish misbehaving girls. The instructors know how to make super moves viable for the appropriate girl.

Think of Keijo less as a fighting series and more as a wrestling one. Girls might have Signature Moves, but they're not unique and they never pretended they were.

[shinta|hikari]

And I thought discussing sense in dragonball was dumb.

Tsukkomi aside, training really doesn't reduce cramping!? Is that true??

[ForteCross]

No idea. What determines that? We had a match of speed that showed us lung capacity determining endurance. I don't know what you can do to lengthen time-till-muscle-cramp.

My point is that Miyata found a trick that seems to be easily replicated. You can't just copy the other girl because lung capacity is genetic. Miyata needs something that has a genetic barrier, or a technique that requires so much dedicated practice that others can't easily pick it up.

The anime portrayed it as if she only needed one night, if not a week tops to get to 30 seconds.

Even lung capacity can be prolonged or shrinked by training or smoking for example, its not just genetics.

Hell any atlete training in high altitude mountains will have a much easier time when competing in low altitude just because of the oxygen density in the air

[shinta|hikari]

This article opposes Buff's opinion on cramps: https://runnersconnect.net/running-n...fatigue-cramp/

From personal experience, I agree with it. When I was less fit, I felt cramps coming on during a workout far more often than when I was in better shape.

[Buffalobiian]

@Forte: Yes, you can train it. It's genetic + training that gets you there. I didn't say that specifically because the little girl's main determinant is lung capacity (or rather, her small frame + lung capacity = speed + endurance).

@Shinta: I'll agree with you that training can reduce cramps (and by extension MFauli)

edit: further reading: http://www.ausport.gov.au/ais/nutrit...mps_and_stitch

[MFauli]

Just a reminder: This is a series that has the girls train "butt walking".

I´m confident that simply saying "training" makes the difference is ample enough. I´d be very surprised if the author of this researched anatomy and professional sports beyond the anatomy of butts.

[DarthEnderX]

This is Ippo with tits.

The Vacuum Butt Cannon is the New Dempsey Roll.

[Buffalobiian]

Training aside, my other point was that everyone (unless you need the swimsuit to support soft bottoms) should wear thongs now since this discovery.

At best you'll learn W-Acceleration. At a minimum you'll now be less restricted.

It's like if Air Jordans make you jump higher, everyone should wear them no matter what position you play.

[shinta|hikari]

Are there no benefits to non-thong suits? Like more protection or aerodynamics.

[Buffalobiian]

Are there no benefits to non-thong suits? Like more protection or aerodynamics.

These girls don't appear to get abrasions to their bum. Aerodynamics over just the bottom being significant? That's a stretch, but the same goes for wedgies allowing accelerations in that case.

Perhaps they keep your butt warmer.. or some shit.

[shinta|hikari]

Aren't there swimsuits that make swimmers swim faster despite having way more coverage due to grooves in the fabric? Maybe that can apply here.

[Buffalobiian]

Aren't there swimsuits that make swimmers swim faster despite having way more coverage due to grooves in the fabric? Maybe that can apply here.

That's true for swimming since water resistance is so high. Air resistance at our speeds aren't much of an impact though, which is why I think running records get broken much less frequently than swimming records.

You simply can't give someone new shoes / skinsuits and expect him to be measurably faster, all else equal.

[shinta|hikari]

But in Keijo, where wedgies give you special moves, that tiny bit of difference might matter.

[Buffalobiian]

But in Keijo, where wedgies give you special moves, that tiny bit of difference might matter.

Not enough, says Miyata-san. Muscle > air resistance it seems, which is exactly what we're talking about. In fact, air resistance should matter much more for these outfighters, but instead she gets to Windwalk with a bare butt. I'd say the suit doesn't do much.

Anyway, I was saying that it'd be strange of no one else starts wedging themselves. W-acceleration can be her special move, but a suit design needs copyright. Not that one can copyright wedgie suits.

[shinta|hikari]

Point taken.

I still have not given up on finding a purpose behind more coverage. Let me think on it.

[Buffalobiian]

More coverage = sexier stripping time.

In a real-world setting, covering can provide better proprioception for your body to work with (via skin tactile feedback) so can reduce sprains. That's how ankle supports mostly work. Only the really stiff stuff (the ones that actually restrict movement) actually provide true mechanical support.

[shinta|hikari]

Will sexy tan lines work as a reason? I mean, this is a sport for entertainment. It can't all be efficiency. If that were true, all sports shoes would look plain and be one color.

[MFauli]

Speaking of tan lines ... how about camoflage tan lines? xD

[ForteCross]

Speaking of tan lines ... how about camoflage tan lines? xD

the moment shinta talked about tanlines i though of the guy from rurouni kenshin that had rings in his outfit just for the illusion effect of extending his arm

extending butt coverage ability?

[MFauli]

I was thinking more along the lines of:

"Oh my god, who taught her this forbidden Keijo-technique? She´s using Tan Mirage! By covering her entire body with stripe-like tan lines, she mimics the camoflage effect of zebras and tigers. Her body disappears within the environment and the opponent cant follow her anymore. While her opponent frantically looks for her, she silently sneaks up from behind and finished the opponent in one subtle blow with her butt."

"But why is it a forbidden technique? It sounds extremely useful."

"It is, but it comes at a severe cost. The camoflage effect is more effective, the starker the contrast between bright and dark skin. Tan Mirage-users tend to give up reason when trying to master the technique and disregard their own skin´s health. In lesser cases, irls suffered from serious sun burns that made it impossible to fight for months to come. In more serious cases ..."

"What happened?!"

"... death. The effect of Tan Mirage was so hard on the girls´ bodies that they got themselves skin cancer. Many of them died after a couple of months. Only few survived and were left with large scars, covering their bodies. That is why Tan Mirage isn´t officially taught by any trainer anymore. Or so I thought. Just who would risk a girl´s health ...."


And so on :P