bucs90
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No need to go further than the door breaking part. Its absolutely about size and strength. The only technique is hitting above the lock.
Other than that...its simple mass + speed.
No, it's not...it is about basic physics: speed of impact is more important than mass. Remember the formula for KE: half the mass, multiplied by velocity SQUARED. The number doors I have seen that she or I couldn't open with a single, hard kick is very small. (And most are commercial stuff.)
And at 5'8" and ~165lbs, she's no smaller than many male cops. (Though I'd say she's in better shape than 90+% of them.)
You're wrong. Id bet you've never kicked a door in your life. If you had...you'd know how wrong you are. Its not like Law and Order on TV where they go up and kick a door down with one swift kick. Doors stick. They warp. Many new ones are built to withstand it due to mass shootings...especially in schools.
SWAT breachers are big strong linebacker looking men for a reason. Not only must they open the door...but they must do it FAST within 1-3 hits. Otherwise....the bad guy gets a huge head start to prep for them.
No offense to your wife. But very few if any legit SWAT teams would let her be a breacher. It IS about more than just speed. Its why Mark McGwire hit more HRs than Ozzie Smith. Its why Ray Lewis hit harder than Deion Sanders. Speed PLUS mass. Its why a .45 hits harder than a .22 caliber.