Belly Anatomy

Have you thought about what it was under your foot when you trample a person?

Yes, I know it:s *HER*.  I mean, which of her organs are you REALLY standing on beneath that layer of belly skin.  I'm no doctor, but I did some research and here's what I found.

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(at left top) This is a model of a female.  The website proclaims these models to be "medically accurate", however the models seem to depict Caucasian body-types rather than Asians'.  Anyway, when you trample her belly, you would tend to put your foot on or around her belly button.

(at right top) Here you see a female's belly muscle structure.  Notice they don't really have the same 6-pack structure that steroid-hyped buff guys do.  BUT this is also what gives Korean women their SUPER INSANELY SEXY AWESOMELY TONED ABS.  *Ahem.  As I was saying, most [Asian] women do not really have much of muscle mass to speak of.  Assuming you are standing full-weight on her, do you really think that 1/2 inch layer of "muscle" is gonna hold you up?

That's right, you're gonna SINK INTO HER GUT.  ***AGAIN I URGE YOU TO TAKE ALL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WHEN TRAMPLING.  Now, assuming you do not injure her, your feet will be position right smack in the middle of her mass of small intestines.

A couple of things happen now.  First, although your belly tissue is soft, it's not really "compressible" (for lack of a better medical term.  In other words, you are not really a sponge.  Your belly doesn't really become smaller when you press it.  It simply disperses its volume.  (IF you're a doc and I'm totally wrong, email me and set me right).  That means, the smaller intestines push the big intestines, which push the stomach, which pushes the diaphragm  which pushes the heart and lungs upwards..... and that's why it's so hard to breath!  Because not only is her belly squished, so are her lungs.  And if she's clenching her belly.... she can't move her diaphragm anyway so she can't breath.  Next time you watch a trample movie, watch how the tramplee's chest moves up each time the belly is squished.

After about 10-30 seconds of being trampled, the tramplee usually gives up and relaxes her stomach muscles -- (1) she needs to breath, never mind the pain, and (2) her stomach muscles simply gave up.  If you are lucky, at about this point, you'll feel her heartbeat just beneath your feet. And that means you're standing on her aorta artery -- also the largest artery in the human body.  It's the red thing right in front of the spinal cord.  This artery takes blood directly from the entire left ventricle of the heart (about half your entire heart output), and provides blood to your entire lower body.  When this happens, you've reached the deepest part of her belly, no amount of weight can make you sink deeper into her belly (apart from breaking her backbone).

Note also that the backbone (spine) isn't really in the back, it actually sorta starts in the middle (between your navel and your real back).  So if you see a women getting squished up to half her usual width, then the trampler has probably already reached her backbone and can't go further.  And that, is the epitome of trampling!