Becoming Batman: The Possibility of a Superhero

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There's research suggesting that concussions might cause depression in NFL players. Could that be one reason why the Dark Knight is so brooding? Finally, Batman training programs would likely have dedicated time to training in a wide myriad of different skills and abilities. These would include things like:

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Batman also trains in martial arts and according to some sources, he knows ‘all forms of martial arts’.Bruce's strongest characteristic is his strong moral code: while he often severely injures the criminals he fights, he refuses to kill them, as he believes that doing so would make him no better than them. And how can you adopt some of these concepts and training methods into your life in a way that won’t leave you crippled? Batman’s Skills and Abilities You will need a constant supply of high-tech gadgets to fight crime. Not just to fight criminals, but even to find crime as it happens at places. Some readers might be surprised by this book. On the surface it appears like it would talk about what training and experience would allow one to approach being The Batman, or at least what Bruce Wayne may have gone through. However, it is really a clever way of teaching basic human physiology. Yes, the idea is clever, and I am all for new ways to get people interested in the science of human biology. However, the author doesn't quite achieve what he sets out to do. The information is good, but I am not sure what audience the book would appeal to -- it reads on a pretty high level for junior high/h.s. age readers, but the information is on that level. Also, the author is clumsy with the Batman references -- often throwing them in just to remind the reader what the title of the book is without really using the Batman analogy in an effective way that adds to the lessons. I think the fault is not the author, but the editors. With a little cleaning up and reshuffling this would make a great pre-college introductory text for a subject that more people should know about [referring to human biology, that is -- though maybe more people should know the Batman as well:]. The author did have some really great insight into the Eastern Martial Arts and how they affect the physiology of practioners. This accounted for some of the most interesting passages. Well, that all depends on which version of Batman you’re talking about but there are three martial arts in particular that stand out to us as particularly interesting. They are:

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It covers a lot of things: conditioning your body, the chemistry behind human body, sleep, endurance, batimpact on your batlife. If you've never read about these things, this might be a good primer provided a well-written form. Watch the shorter video version and/or dive into some deep discussion in the full post below! Batman’s Martial Arts Training Canfield, Jared (February 22, 2017). "Every Batman Voice, Ranked Worst To Best". Screen Rant . Retrieved December 8, 2019. So taking everything into account… is it possible to become Batman? Can you perform real Batman training without collapsing?There are quotes throughout the book echoing the sentiment that Batman is fascinating precisely because he is human, and because at his core he’s nothing more than a man who has reached the pinnacle of physical and mental ability. Fans of the character will likely find the book worth their time purely for the sake of deepening their appreciation of that aspect of his lore. But that doesn’t mean that there’s nothing here for the casual Batman fan (or even non-fan). This book was pretty amazing. It combines two of the things I love most: Superheroes and Biomechanics. My Graduate Supervisor recommended I read it - the title came up in a conversation over beers and a Batman vs. Iron Man conversation. He hasn't led me astray with his recommendations and this book is no different. I couldn't put it down.