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LBF
(redirected from Pounds of Force)

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LBFPounds of Force
LBFNorth Platte, NE, USA - Lee Bird Field (Airport Code)
LBFLow Budget Film
LBFLoad Balancing Factor
LBFLibra Force
LBFLong Beam Flexural Strength
LBFLocal Basis Function Method


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He stood in the lane of a basketball court as streetballer Chris "Skywalker' Lowery showed how much a 50-inch vertical leap means when you're going up against a 5-foot-8 defender -- he'll literally vault right over you, as he did with Brenkus, generating what was measured as 1,400 pounds of force from his legs.
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