Conor McGregor Has The Same Upright Posture As Miyamoto Musashi

Really... They both have the same posture. Music: Joakim Karud - Waves (Vlog Music Copyright Free Music) Tags: conor mcgregor, confidence, posture, stand, how to, genius, samurai, japan, ireland, strong, powerful, power, charisma, elegant, motivation, science, knowledge, floyd mayweather, gennady golovkin, vayl lomachenko, tyron woodley, stephen thompson, philly shell, manny pacquiao, ufc, mma, mixed artial arts, dana white, education, sports, mike tyson, muhammad ali, bruce lee, musashi miyamoto, 5 rings, anderson silva, flowstate Musashi Miyamoto was the greatest samurai of all time. 60 duels undefeated in a true life and death situation, he was a respected genius, who was kind enough to share his samurai philosophy. I don't know Conors affiliation with Miyamoto, but its interesting to note that he does carry himself with the exact same posture, minus the sword, especially in a world that stigmatizes leaving your chin out. Now understanding both utilizing this posture philosophy not just in fighting, but everyday life, let's go over how Musashi Miyamoto would like you to stand expressed through Conor. So why would Miyamoto coin this as the ideal way to carry oneself? He believed it made one look bigger, more assertive, confident and elegant, plus the relaxed mental disposition aided fluidity in movement, but if we were to go into the science, Social Psychologist Amy Cuddy highlighted in a ted talk that there are direct hormonal changes in the body when you stand with a more confident demenour. Instnatly you start to produce more testosterone, and you don't just look more assertive, you become more assertive. Maybe there is something to the way Conor carries himself? What do you think?