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Old 07-17-2019, 07:41 PM #2
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About 30g max from my calculations:

Body jolt

That particular incident messed me up but it all depends on head movement. If your head moved it's actually better, that incident was very unlucky for me because I was leaning forward and looking down with nowhere for the head to go.

Also I'm very jolt sensitive these days

Normal concussions happen around 100g - quite a lot really. You basically have to take a hard tackle or have direct head contact on an unforgiving surface at walking speed.

Cushioning will make a big difference, which is why you can let your head fall into your pillow etc.
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