Why don't MMA fighters punch with the heel of their hand more?

Answer: Good answers from everyone.​ X-Rays don't lie.​ There are only really t.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Why don't MMA fighters punch with the heel of their hand more? Doom Sau Updated Thu Good answers from everyone. X-Rays don't lie. There are only really three reasons to use palms when employing physical force. The first is the non-lethal scenario, whereby yo... Read More » Is Falmerayer's theory that modern Greeks aren't the descendants of the ancient Greeks accurate? Magnus Itland, lives in Mandal, Norway (2011-present) Written Dec 27, 2019 This is not really a matter of debate anymore. Thanks to the wonders of science, we can DNA analyze skeletons thousands of years old, and they are almost indistinguishable ... Read More » How did Vietnam, a country of 97 million inhabitants, have only 2,700 infected and 35 dead from Covid-19? What do you think about it? Phan Nhật Tuyên, former Software Engineer Written Apr 25 I'm very scared 😱, you knew? I'm very scared to see the new wave of COVID-19 pandemic that just happened in India, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia in April 2021. I feel safe to b... Read More » What films were so bad they destroyed the actors' careers? Douglas Lally, Professional Photographer (2010-present) Updated May 23, 2020 Probably you've never heard of him, Michael Beck. Beck was a former college quarterback turned minor stage actor before landing his breakthrough film role as a tough, profa... Read More » What secrets about WW2 are still locked away? I know, for example, there are still secrets about Hess's flight to England that won't be revealed until 2040, one hundred years from now. Brent Cooper, Trial and appellate counsel for Cooper & Scully (1993-present) Written Apr 14 Here are four secrets of WWII that unfortunately will not be unsealed during my lifetime. The one I regret most not being able to see is the alleged documents pertaining to... Read More » Which scientific term was named as a joke but is now widely accepted? Ben Waggoner, PhD in biology, university professor Written Apr 2 It seems that in 1977, at CERN, British particle physicist John Ellis made a bet with then-student Melissa Franklin over a game of darts. If Ellis lost, he would have to us... Read More » What conversations have you overheard in Japan while locals assumed you don't speak Japanese? Juno Lee, knows Japanese Written Sep 21, 2018 I was visiting Tokyo with my mom and this happened when I was near the Shibuya crossing. A couple of male students (high school or college I assume) saw me and they were ta... Read More » Why was Caligula so vile? Kurt Lee Price, Siarad Cymraeg & English from Ysgol Gyfun Rhydywaun (2002) Written Dec 10 Caligula Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus (12 – 41 AD) earned the nickname Caligula ("little boots" in Latin) by which he is better known to history from Roman legion... Read More » Who is America's most militarily capable ally? Mitchell Brown, lives in The United States of America (1991-present) Written Mar 2 Hoo boy. This is a question that is perfect for starting some fights. Well obviously, there are different ways to gauge "most militarily capable". Are you judging the averag... Read More » What are the visual differences between Thai and Chinese people? Huijian Wu, CTO (2005-present) Updated Dec 29 This is a difficult question to answer. 1. There are a large number of Chinese and their descendants in Thailand, and even the Thai royal family has Chinese ancestry. 700 yea... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/