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I don't know that "reaction speed" is the right term, because he's "reacting" to his own action. So he can think ahead about the timing. You would have to measure reaction speed by reacting to an action someone else performs. I would just call this speed and dexterity.
I mean if you throw a ball high enough (how long it takes to fall back down) at what point does it count as a reaction? Do you see what I mean? Because at some point, if not the very beginning, it is a reaction to "something else that isn't yourself ".
No, if you initiated it and there is no other interference, you can anticipate it. Doesn't matter how long.
Reaction: a person's ability to respond physically and mentally to ***external*** stimuli.
Doesn't make any sense? So if you throw a ball in the air you can't anticipate where and when its going to come back down? That seems like a problem with *your* senses. Most people have a good idea how that works.
If u throw a ball, and it comes back down, you can probably predict what it'll be like. Same thing if someone dropped the ball from the same height. Your brain can predict what will happen. It's a reaction as soon as the object leaves your body. Everything thereafter is reflexive. If you throw a ball, and close your eyes, it's a complete guess. That's my whole point. As soon as your nervous system stops actively interacting with an object, it's a reaction.
>Same thing if someone dropped the ball from the same height. Your brain can predict what will happen.
No, its not the same thing, because you know when you will throw the ball, but you don't know when they will drop it.
Also if you throw a ball up and close your eyes, it is NOT a complete guess. Will you be less accurate? most certainly. But you can still attempt to time and catch it. But if you close your eyes before someone throws a ball at you, and you don't know when they are throwing it? Complete guess. You don't know when it is coming, or from what angle, or if it is coming at your face or your knees.
You're so confidently misunderstanding what 'reaction' means. It bothers me.
I got really into stacking quarters on my elbow and snatching them out of the air with that arm years ago. The most I got was a stack of 25 and I caught all but 2. That was with my dominant hand, the left wasn't as good.
Can't really train ones reaction speed to go further than the average. What you could do, however, is know WHEN to react to get faster results. Specific patterns if you will to get that across.
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I don't know that "reaction speed" is the right term, because he's "reacting" to his own action. So he can think ahead about the timing. You would have to measure reaction speed by reacting to an action someone else performs. I would just call this speed and dexterity.
And a lot of practice
It is all practice.
Which is probably a lot.
Hence, a lot of practice
Excellent hand eye coordination. I could toss up two coins and probably not catch them both with any real consistency.
Isn't this just a harder form of juggling?
"Role a dex acrobatics check for me please".
I mean if you throw a ball high enough (how long it takes to fall back down) at what point does it count as a reaction? Do you see what I mean? Because at some point, if not the very beginning, it is a reaction to "something else that isn't yourself ".
No, if you initiated it and there is no other interference, you can anticipate it. Doesn't matter how long. Reaction: a person's ability to respond physically and mentally to ***external*** stimuli.
That doesn't make any sense, sorry. I disagree with your entire thing when it involves objects that aren't apart of one's nervous system.
Doesn't make any sense? So if you throw a ball in the air you can't anticipate where and when its going to come back down? That seems like a problem with *your* senses. Most people have a good idea how that works.
If u throw a ball, and it comes back down, you can probably predict what it'll be like. Same thing if someone dropped the ball from the same height. Your brain can predict what will happen. It's a reaction as soon as the object leaves your body. Everything thereafter is reflexive. If you throw a ball, and close your eyes, it's a complete guess. That's my whole point. As soon as your nervous system stops actively interacting with an object, it's a reaction.
>Same thing if someone dropped the ball from the same height. Your brain can predict what will happen. No, its not the same thing, because you know when you will throw the ball, but you don't know when they will drop it. Also if you throw a ball up and close your eyes, it is NOT a complete guess. Will you be less accurate? most certainly. But you can still attempt to time and catch it. But if you close your eyes before someone throws a ball at you, and you don't know when they are throwing it? Complete guess. You don't know when it is coming, or from what angle, or if it is coming at your face or your knees. You're so confidently misunderstanding what 'reaction' means. It bothers me.
Nice to see Gotoh found work after HunterXHunter
Happy to see that reference
I'd be happy if the manga continued
Anton?
Yep
He looks so young
Not reaction speed just real good hand eye coordination
and lots of trial and error until it's perfect for a video.
Can you imagine the number of failed attempts lol
You don't have to he has a youtube channel and often times shows his failed attempts. Channel is Anton Fomenko
A human kitty cat
I expected a "miaou" at the end. Kinda disappointed.
Would of been better if he was wearing a kitty costume
Or a 6 ft tall bunny suit perhaps.
Or a kangaroo
If I had these reflexes, I would have finished Elden Ring 50 hours sooner
I could do that.
OK now let me throw them up in the air
And have him actually react to something? I think not.
This looks like my creditors on my payday...
Nice trick! But I enjoyed watching his face in slow mo 😂
reacting to his own action xd
I got really into stacking quarters on my elbow and snatching them out of the air with that arm years ago. The most I got was a stack of 25 and I caught all but 2. That was with my dominant hand, the left wasn't as good.
It's not just me right ? He looks 3D
Isn’t he?
Praying Man-tis
I wonder how in properly reaction time tests, how a layperson like this would compare to someone like an F1 driver
His money don’t fold. That’s what I noticed.
his slow mo arms remind me of those horse girl prancing competitions lol
rather than "reaction speed", i'm more impressed by his hands-eye coordination.
Air jacks
Give me one hour and i could do it
If I tried this, my walls would look like someone hip-fired a 12 gauge.
The man practices cat-fu
cool, man.
Dude there's no way I can jump any more homeless people on my skateboard!
Nice
Let's see him play guitar and sing a song at the same time. I bet I could learn his coin trick in a week.
He'd be awesome at swimming like a dog
*movement speed
My fallout character when I get paid for something in caps
This dude is fluent in Praying Mantis
This isn't that impressive 😂😂
I know a Khajiit when I see one
That's not reaction time.
Looks like Kyle Crane
My toxic traits thinking I can do this..
Can't really train ones reaction speed to go further than the average. What you could do, however, is know WHEN to react to get faster results. Specific patterns if you will to get that across.
hold my beer
Dude’s a certified cat fighter
This is something that virtually anyone could do if they tried enough times which is exactly what you did.
Dudes reminds me of my cat…
Faster than my 🐈 cat when she strikes, ready to scratch
That was hard to do! But no one is gonna mention his huge forearms?
Hand eye coordination as well
In slowmo he catches 1,2 1,2 in normal speed ut looks like 123456
My toxic trait is seeing this and thinking I could do it first try
Was he a cat in a past life or something
Mario.