Yesterday, we talked about how to leverage your accumulated advantages - the Matthew Effect. Today we further discuss the law associated with the peeling effect - the hurdle law.

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Yesterday, we talked about how to leverage our accumulated advantages - Matthew Effect . Today we further discuss the law associated with the peeling effect - the hurdle law.

Hurdle Law, that is, a person's achievements often depend on the degree of difficulties he encounters. The higher the bar in front of you, the higher you can jump.

The hurdle law was proposed by a surgeon named Alfred.

Alfred discovered a strange phenomenon when he was dissecting a corpse: the diseased organs were not as bad as people thought. On the contrary, in the fight against the disease, in order to resist the disease, they often had to be compensatory than normal. Organ function is stronger.

The earliest discovery was made from the remains of patients with kidney disease. When he took out the diseased kidney from the body of the deceased, he found that the kidney was larger than normal. When he analyzed the other kidney, he found that the other kidney was also unusually large. In the course of many years of medical anatomy, he constantly discovered that similar situations exist in almost all human organs, including the heart, lungs, etc.

After long thinking, Alfred believed that this was a repetition of pathological phenomena in social reality. and refraction, so he extended his thinking tentacles to a broader level, thus proposing the hurdle law: that is, a person's achievements often depend on the degree of difficulties they encounter. The higher the hurdle in front of you. , the higher you jump.

In fact, according to Alfred's "Hurdle Law", it can explain many phenomena in life. For example, the hearing, touch, and smell of blind people are more sensitive than those of ordinary people; people who have lost their arms have a stronger sense of balance and more agile feet. .

The hurdle law is a professional term, especially suitable for sports. More suitable for Chinese Kung Fu , the best answer is to explain it with the legendary story of Bruce Lee .

Whether it is China or the world, the name Bruce Lee is synonymous with Chinese Kung Fu. He is a pioneer in the transformation of world martial arts, a martial arts fighter, a martial arts philosopher, the founder of UFC, the father of MMA, a martial arts master, and the founder of Kung Fu movies. And the founder of Jeet Kune Do , a Chinese martial arts film actor. In 1999, Time Magazine listed a list of "Heroes and Icons of the 20th Century", and Bruce Lee was on the list together with British Princess Diana and US President John F. Kennedy.

Bruce Lee was very thin when he was young, and his congenital qualities were not good. Even as an adult, his height is only 173 centimeters.

In the martial arts fighting world, such a figure is not an advantage, but a disadvantage. Then why did Bruce Lee later become a martial arts master?

The reason is that it was the result of his hard training and the effective application of the hurdle law.

Through the setting of "hurdles", improved nutrition, a lot of exercises, and even electric shock training, Bruce Lee developed strong muscles.

For example, his back muscles resemble the outline of a Christmas tree. This requires fairly thick back muscles and very good muscle separation to achieve, and is usually only seen in bodybuilders.

For example, his explosive power is very strong. A single side kick to can smash four wooden boards that have fallen out of thin air and have nothing to rely on. The speed is so fast that when filming the movie " Enter the Dragon ", he had to slow down the film speed. Avoid blurry shooting of flying kicks.

These achievements are all manifestations of the hurdle law in the process of self-training.

The application of the hurdle law is very extensive, and due to limited space, no further explanation is given.

The hurdle law tells us that without the process of overcoming obstacles, there will be no final glorious achievement. While no one likes a bumpy road filled with thorns, if the road ahead of you is too smooth, you will achieve very little. Difficulties and resistance can temper our will, allow us to gain valuable experience in improving ourselves, make us braver and stronger, and force us to achieve achievements beyond ordinary people.

Finally, what needs to be reminded is that the so-called hurdle riding law, the higher the hurdle, the higher the jump is an ultimate goal. In actual action, the height of the hurdle is still determined by one's own training ability.

netizens, that’s all about the hurdle law, see you again!