Human Strength

[malikc6]

Polar I do not understand what you mean that we don't use 100% of our strength during an adrenaline rush, or at least an enormous amount of it. We wouldn't be able to do any of the feats other humans have done in times of a crisis. I recall watching "Human Body Pushed to the Limits-Strength". Based off of an actual event, a hiker was pinned by a rock slabbing weighing at least 1000 lbs, and was heading right off of a cliff nearly killing him, and in that great moment of life or death, he tossed it off his body, which tore several muscles all over his upper body. Without the adrenaline, he would not have been able to do that. An average person (or even most strong individuals) cannot lift or toss 1000 lbs off of their body without that boost. Reply