I was 8 when they showed me how to punch in an Officer and a Gentleman.
Use the fleshy part of your palm.
Hit with he highlighted red bit.
It's not quite as powerful, but you can do it hundred times in an hour without hurting yourself.
After breaking all the bones in his fingers maybe Barry might think this a wise idea too?
Although after the boxing glove arrow last week on Arrow, and that flashback where Barry was learning to fight, the lesson this boy should have taken more notice of might not have been how to run away, but that if he wore boxing gloves, he might not break all the bones in his hand again.
Giant punch = giant boxing glove.
Although if he's running at mach one and throws a bowling ball at his target? Isn't the Bowling ball now travelling faster than Mach one?
Throws or Bowls?
There was something awesome that Kitty Pryde did to the Juggernaut years ago that Barry should be able to do eventually. She took Juggs out of phase and then submerged half his body into asphalt. Which didn't bury him up to his naval so much as fuse half his body on atomic level with the pavement.
Steel isn't naturally magnetic, but you can magnetize it without too much fiddling. Magnetic suspension would make the ####er completely impotent if he's just floating there & can't walk or run... Although you can almost do the same thing by hanging him by one ankle from even a medium height.
Organic steel?
I wonder how conductive organic steel is?
All that lightning following Barry when he runs.
He could have stopped Girders heart or wiped his brain by lighting the baddie up with his lightning trail.
Oh here's something out there...
If Girder was into Iris, then why couldn't the Flash threaten Iris with enough harm until Girder surrendered?
What a bizarre game of chicken?
"Surrender or I'll kill Iris!"
"No, you surrender or I'll Kill Iris!"
"No, this is your last warning, I'm going to kill Iris unless you stand down!"
"No, this is your last warning, I'm going to kill Iris unless you stand down!"
