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When hit in the face, a boxer will "ride the punch"; that is, if he anticipates th...

When hit in the face, a boxer will "ride the punch"; that is, if he anticipates the punch, he will allow his neck muscles to go slack. His head then moves back easily from the blow. From a momentum-impulse standpoint, explain why this is much better than stiffening his neck muscles and bracing himself against the punch.

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