Chapter 30: Tracking
Mountain Eagle, having finished preparations, went to the apartment gym first thing the next morning to try out the flexible exoskeleton...
The flexible exoskeleton supports the body’s pressure-bearing capacity in all aspects, so even though Mountain Eagle’s ankle was injured, when he lifted a 120-kilogram barbell, the ankle did not feel too much pressure.
The weight of the barbell, starting from the shoulders, was transmitted through the exoskeleton, which hardened upon pressure, to the exoskeleton around the waist and then down to the soles of the feet along the exoskeleton on the outer sides of both legs.
Mountain Eagle’s sneaker soles were deformed due to the pressure at the time, but the ankle felt quite relaxed.
Afterward, Mountain Eagle tried other exercises, such as brisk walking, bench pressing, and deadlifting, fully experiencing the real-world effects of the flexible exoskeleton, he was extremely pleased with the performance of the flexible exoskeleton.
If you say this thing can boost combat power by a large margin, that’s definitely nonsense.
But this kind of advanced, passive exoskeleton is absolutely a super protective gear for those who rely on their bodies for a living.
In addition to the load-increasing capacity offered by the exoskeleton, it can also effectively maintain the body and prevent injuries.
Mountain Eagle truly realized after being injured that having a good body is more important than anything!
The early-rising Mountain Eagle spent nearly two hours in the gym before returning to his room to shower and then went downstairs for breakfast.
Thailand in September is hot and rainy. When it’s not raining during the day, stepping outside feels like one could be sunburnt to death any second, but rain brings all sorts of inconveniences.