Media OLD VIDEO: Fedor out chokes a python, proceeds to choke out TV presenter.

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Here’s an old clip of Fedor on the TV show Sports Science which i believe aired on National Geographic in the mid to late 2000’s to early 2010’s

Cliffs:

Fedor is brought on to demonstrate and test his RNC.

Science lady and science man talk about the methodology of the experiment while Fedor pretends to understand what they’re saying.

Big John McCarthy is brought in to explain the mechanics of a RNC.

Fedor’s RNC pressure measures in at 500 pounds of force compared to a python’s 40 pounds around 12x more force.

Fedor then chokes out the host of the show in his loving bear like embrace.


It’s interesting to me that Fedor crosses his feet when going for the choke because iirc that’s a big no no in grappling.


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I loved seeing teh vital sensors on teh host while being choked out.

Perhaps someone more experienced who wasn't doubling his HR going in would be better, but it's really interesting to see how it raced before teh brain shut down.

Also pretty sweet to see the difference in choke with the python at 40 & Fedor at 3 million or whatever it was. Obviously a bigger python would have more force, so I'm not really happy with that contrast.
 
I used to watch a show that would "scientifically" calculate which historical figures would win fights lol like Genghis Khan vs Alexander the Great... it was dumb but I liked it lol
link or didn't happen~ 😁
 
Imma be real with you these shows are almost always more drama than actual science.

Edutainment even.
Yeah the viewers aren't even casuals and never.heard of a rear baked choke

Wait I see a picture and no video. Choked a python snake ?
 
I

cant find it for free..

yeahhh used to be on Netflix for a while
 
I used to watch a show that would "scientifically" calculate which historical figures would win fights lol like Genghis Khan vs Alexander the Great... it was dumb but I liked it lol

What's especially funny is that on the first season, they'd show the computers with a big spreadsheet on it, then realized that didn't look exciting enough, so in the next two seasons they replaced that with some slick and shiny "simulator" application.
 
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