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Early adopter of bone lacing (exactly what you'd expect)

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Kincaid

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Early adopter of bone lacing (exactly what you'd expect)

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Killing so many sacred cows, I'm banned from India.

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Re: Early adopter of bone lacing (exactly what you'd expect)

« Reply #1 on: <07-31-15/1209:16> »
Yeah, Thai training on the intense side includes shattering your shins, then regrowing the so that the striking bones are stronger.

This makes total sense.

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Re: Early adopter of bone lacing (exactly what you'd expect)

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Thai's runner here.
 
Old Muay Thai are meant for using in war.
Our weather is too hot for wearing an armor so we fight in just vest for stamina. Then we develops martial art that kill.
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Re: Early adopter of bone lacing (exactly what you'd expect)

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Quote from: KrokrRhogar on <08-05-15/1557:57>
Thai's runner here.
 
Old Muay Thai are meant for using in war.
Our weather is too hot for wearing an armor so we fight in just vest for stamina. Then we develops martial art that kill.
And then you get augs? First bone lacing, then wired reflexes? Can't say I agree with the order, but... :P
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