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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

The fist moves most swiftly and has the greatest power within the first six inches of its motion, with the back and arm behind it. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #6)
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19 6 The View more quotes about fist">fist moves most swiftly and has the greatest power within the first six inches of its motion, with the back and arm behind it.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 3 The value of these devices is twofold.
19 4 First, they strengthen the muscles of the shoulders, back and arms, building up incredible strength; second, when they are removed, it seems as though the hands, relieved of such weights, can fly like hornets.
19 5 I stayed close to the beam.
19 6 The fist moves most swiftly and has the greatest power within the first six inches of its motion, with the back and arm behind it.
19 7 Too, it is similar to the loosened arrow, which has its greatest swiftness, and maximum striking power, immediately after being sprung from the string, immediately after leaving the bow.
19 8 The concave surfaces of the gunni face the user of the devices, and the handles are recessed within these surfaces.
19 9 The outer surfaces, or striking surfaces of the gunni are usually shallowly rounded, being slightly convex.
The value of these devices is twofold. First, they strengthen the muscles of the shoulders, back and arms, building up incredible strength; second, when they are removed, it seems as though the hands, relieved of such weights, can fly like hornets. I stayed close to the beam. The fist moves most swiftly and has the greatest power within the first six inches of its motion, with the back and arm behind it. Too, it is similar to the loosened arrow, which has its greatest swiftness, and maximum striking power, immediately after being sprung from the string, immediately after leaving the bow. The concave surfaces of the gunni face the user of the devices, and the handles are recessed within these surfaces. The outer surfaces, or striking surfaces of the gunni are usually shallowly rounded, being slightly convex. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)