It should be a DQ this is too much, what is that stupid referee doing? Doesn't she understand how bad it still hurts even after being a female? She should wear a guard too!
MEDICAL THE SCIENCE OF THE GENITALS Males: testicular nerves are mostly unmyelinated (C-Fibres) and accompany the blood vessels. These also found within the arteries as vascular plexus. The testicles are innervated by the testicular nerve (visceral), therefore a blow to the testicles will produce an unpleasant visceral pain T10 down low. The testicles are also connected to the abdomen via the spermatic plexus, which is why males often experience pain in the lower abdomen following a kick there. Females do not have any equivalent part hanging between their legs, although they are much more familiar with this type of pain than many realize: their homologous organs are the ovaries, which sit in the lower abdomen and often ache badly during a certain time of the month. Females: The clitoris contains literally thousands of A-Delta (thinly myelinated fibres) and C-Fibre (unmyelinated fibres) nerves, and contains the highest concentration of nerve-endings of any body part in the entire human body, male or female. The tightly packed cluster of A-Delta fibres mean that a blow to the clitoris will produce a sudden and explosive sharp pain that is acute, and will usually feel like a burning/stinging sensation. The presence of C-Fibres within the clitoris means that any impact to the region will produce a dull and throbbing pain that is slow in nature. The clitoris is innervated by the pudendal nerve (somatic), therefore a blow to the clitoris will hurt like hell in the clitoris, but often will stay localized. That said: extremely hard shots to the clitoris do have the power to send pain up through the pudendal nerve into the lower abdomen, which is why a small percentage (approximately 18%) of female victims report vomiting and nausea. The type of pain. Males: when a boy is struck in the testicles, the first thing he experiences is a shocking type of pain that is capable of dropping him to the fetal position, somewhat comparable to striking the funny bone. That pain will fade fairly quickly, but shortly thereafter, the male will experience a dull, sickening pain that travels from the testicles up the spermatic plexus and into the lower abdomen. In that interval, though, it is possible for the male to experience a rush of adrenaline and continue an attack. Depending on how hard the testicles are struck, the nausea can last anywhere from two to twenty minutes. Unless the male was struck particularly hard and damage was caused, the effects of the blow will be over within twenty minutes or so. With that said, those twenty minutes or so can be absolutely miserable to experience depending on the individual and the nature of the blow. My research shows that this largely depends on how strong a stomach the particular male has. In other words, if a man typically gets motion sickness especially easily, he’s likely to feel more pain than most following a kick to the groin. Females: when a girl is struck in the clitoris- and I mean squarely in the clitoris, not in the labia or inside of the thigh, but the clitoris- she experiences a blinding flash of pain that is capable of dropping her into the fetal position. The feeling is somewhat, not totally comparable (albeit more excruciating) to being struck in the nose and the shin bone at the same time, with the pain being felt in one spot and approximately four and a half times as badly. The pain can take anywhere from about fifteen seconds to fifteen minutes to stop throbbing depending on how hard and accurately the strike was landed, but girls often experience pelvic bruising and discomfort sitting down and urinating for days or even weeks after due to the close proximity of the vulva and the pelvic bone. A girl’s clitoris is the homologous organ to the penis, and thus is very sensitive to the touch. However, unlike the penis, the clitoris has over 8,000 nerve endings on its exterior head alone, compared to less than half of that (just under 4,000) in the head of the penis. And also unlike the penis, there are twice as many nerves are jammed into a much smaller area. On top of that, there are 15,500 additional nerve endings elsewhere in a girl’s groin. Finally, it is less common than with males, but not altogether impossible, for a girl to experience the pain in her lower stomach as the pain from such a hard blow can travel up her pudendal nerve and shake up the middle part of her body. Because of the so-called “shockwaves,” female victims of intense groin trauma can feel pain and sickness in her ovaries and uterus even though they were not struck. READ AND REMEMBER THIS!!! This is the truth that many men do not know...
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It should be a DQ this is too much, what is that stupid referee doing? Doesn't she understand how bad it still hurts even after being a female? She should wear a guard too!
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Why on Earth would you not wear a groin guard in taekwondo?!
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Pobresita
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she kick
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Владимир Кузнецов what happened??
Are these competitors male? Can't really tell.
Why not?
nope
Haha they are women….
LOL
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MEDICAL THE SCIENCE OF THE GENITALS
Males: testicular nerves are mostly unmyelinated (C-Fibres) and accompany the blood vessels. These also found within the arteries as vascular plexus. The testicles are innervated by the testicular nerve (visceral), therefore a blow to the testicles will produce an unpleasant visceral pain T10 down low. The testicles are also connected to the abdomen via the spermatic plexus, which is why males often experience pain in the lower abdomen following a kick there. Females do not have any equivalent part hanging between their legs, although they are much more familiar with this type of pain than many realize: their homologous organs are the ovaries, which sit in the lower abdomen and often ache badly during a certain time of the month.
Females: The clitoris contains literally thousands of A-Delta (thinly myelinated fibres) and C-Fibre (unmyelinated fibres) nerves, and contains the highest concentration of nerve-endings of any body part in the entire human body, male or female. The tightly packed cluster of A-Delta fibres mean that a blow to the clitoris will produce a sudden and explosive sharp pain that is acute, and will usually feel like a burning/stinging sensation. The presence of C-Fibres within the clitoris means that any impact to the region will produce a dull and throbbing pain that is slow in nature. The clitoris is innervated by the pudendal nerve (somatic), therefore a blow to the clitoris will hurt like hell in the clitoris, but often will stay localized. That said: extremely hard shots to the clitoris do have the power to send pain up through the pudendal nerve into the lower abdomen, which is why a small percentage (approximately 18%) of female victims report vomiting and nausea.
The type of pain.
Males: when a boy is struck in the testicles, the first thing he experiences is a shocking type of pain that is capable of dropping him to the fetal position, somewhat comparable to striking the funny bone. That pain will fade fairly quickly, but shortly thereafter, the male will experience a dull, sickening pain that travels from the testicles up the spermatic plexus and into the lower abdomen. In that interval, though, it is possible for the male to experience a rush of adrenaline and continue an attack. Depending on how hard the testicles are struck, the nausea can last anywhere from two to twenty minutes. Unless the male was struck particularly hard and damage was caused, the effects of the blow will be over within twenty minutes or so. With that said, those twenty minutes or so can be absolutely miserable to experience depending on the individual and the nature of the blow. My research shows that this largely depends on how strong a stomach the particular male has. In other words, if a man typically gets motion sickness especially easily, he’s likely to feel more pain than most following a kick to the groin.
Females: when a girl is struck in the clitoris- and I mean squarely in the clitoris, not in the labia or inside of the thigh, but the clitoris- she experiences a blinding flash of pain that is capable of dropping her into the fetal position. The feeling is somewhat, not totally comparable (albeit more excruciating) to being struck in the nose and the shin bone at the same time, with the pain being felt in one spot and approximately four and a half times as badly. The pain can take anywhere from about fifteen seconds to fifteen minutes to stop throbbing depending on how hard and accurately the strike was landed, but girls often experience pelvic bruising and discomfort sitting down and urinating for days or even weeks after due to the close proximity of the vulva and the pelvic bone. A girl’s clitoris is the homologous organ to the penis, and thus is very sensitive to the touch. However, unlike the penis, the clitoris has over 8,000 nerve endings on its exterior head alone, compared to less than half of that (just under 4,000) in the head of the penis. And also unlike the penis, there are twice as many nerves are jammed into a much smaller area. On top of that, there are 15,500 additional nerve endings elsewhere in a girl’s groin. Finally, it is less common than with males, but not altogether impossible, for a girl to experience the pain in her lower stomach as the pain from such a hard blow can travel up her pudendal nerve and shake up the middle part of her body. Because of the so-called “shockwaves,” female victims of intense groin trauma can feel pain and sickness in her ovaries and uterus even though they were not struck.
READ AND REMEMBER THIS!!!
This is the truth that many men do not know...
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