Talk:Randy White (American football)

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[edit] Muay Thai quote

"To understand the power of the Thai boxing round kick, Chai Sirisute [president and founder of the Thai Boxing Association of the U.S.A., a legend in Thailand], at 135 pounds, registered a kick at 250 psi on a Dallas Cowboy's placekickers' gauge. To break human bones takes a strike impacting at 160 psi. His star pupil [at the time of the article], All-Pro Defensive Lineman Randy White, measured 400 psi on the same gauge after two months of Thai boxing training. Thai boxers have been knownto break a hip or thigh bone with a single round kick."

Karate/Kung Fu Illustrated, March 1987

Shawnc 17:16, 20 February 2006 (UTC)

that would be fun to see manster on a karate film

chris

[edit] Major Rewrite

Article was largely unreferenced. I did a major rewrite, and referenced everything I could. Feel free to add more info as relevent and referenced. --Jayron32 07:14, 5 December 2006 (UTC)