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More force from the original action is going to give more he can use later. That’s what I was trying to say. Assuming he‘s taking 50% of his energy, a squat normal requires 214593.75 joules to squat (from physicsexercise.com) 45% (even assuming it’s low 7-B from the confirmed all might whether change feat) is still billions maybe trillions of times stronger giving billions maybe trillions times energy to use later. How much time do you think it would take for him to store up a faux 100% if he was only using normal squatsWe see him do squats then get ready for his distraction. Nothing suggests he did any more after that. On top of this we don’t actually know if the force of the movement even matters. It just says: energy from repeated movements, not: the stronger the action the more the force.