@hathegkla It is probably a mix but the purpose of the training is to restructure your bones. You cause micro-fractures and those fractures heal to be stronger and the bone increases in mass. It's Wolff's Law.
@gman13121 I've read about wolfs law but I wonder how much bone mass you can actually gain. I'd really like to see an xray of that guys hand. whatever he's done its pretty bad ass.
I like to do iron training on trees, and you can train all strikes. I started on a sappling 1-2 inches around and moved on to trees about 3-4 inches around, as long as they shake a little it's not too damaging. I feel I progress faster hitting trees than the iron palm bags. I've been hitting the gravel palm bag for a couple years and with not much change, but a big jump after striking trees. Though, I stillI like hitting the gravel bag and won't be happy until I turn it into dust.
@yizhichanlohan I have and still do practice iron shirt qi gong and daoist meditations. But I'm not too into qi gong any more, I tried to hold a sitting meditation for several days, but at most did 24 hours. I thought I would have a profound experience, but nothing ... absolute nothingness. But I do have infinite patience now. Now I mostly practice iron hand / body, chin na, and gymnastics. After 5+ years of praying mantis, the movements seem to lose all meaning and I just want to hit stuff !
@SysAdmin86851 were you ever taught meditation because it is very hard to learn this from a book. the movements or patterns are there because they are extremely effective. before shaolin people fought in cages using grappling hitting kicking and throwing much like the ufc but with kungfu came a huge evolution in fighting ie the shift from tecnique to patterns. any one movement in any kungfu form can be used for all fighting scenarios so dont throw away your patterns! use forms with chi na ,
palm strikes and aerobatic tecniques . if you dont know what i mean about the patterns thing you would probably do well to find a master named wong kiew kit !
@yizhichanlohan Yeah, Wong Kiew Kit is awsome! I've read some of his articles, he's very good. Although, I've trained with some pretty high level masters and blackbelts, I don't consider myself very high level, in fact I have no rank in any system, I don't believe in it. I wish I had time to go seek out some of the great masters. I'm not saying I think my training is worthless or that I'm throwing away kungfu for brawling, I'm just not progressing any further, it seems I've plateaued.
He may have a ''iron palm'', but his fighting skill maybe dated or he my not have any fight skill at all. It makes me wonder why his fighting skills were not shown in this interview.
this guy is nothing compared Professor James powers Vee Jitsu. Youtube"Professor James Powers Vee Jitsu" He was my instructor. He tears Phone books and bends bolts and tears license plates and doesnt have infected hands like this clown.
Earlier in the clip, he gave his friend a pat on the back.... that poor bastard is now in a wheel chair. He can no longer spank his monkey either, very sad stuff!!!
Its a known fact that knuckles and shins will build cauloused reaction from the conditioning. The muay thai shin conditioning actually "kills the nerves" in and around the shin sometimes rerouting the nerves. THAT hand has a life expectancy of a few more years before he is going to be advised by physicians to knock it off and think about the reality of loosing his hand altogether. not worth his 5 min of fame. IRONICALLY he probably has a GLASS JAW!! what a loser !
@vvvvnewcreation Actually Thai boxers create whats called micro fractures in the shins which heal up and the bone ends up eventually growing far denser with skin callusing around the areas of impact. As for the pain? I have done it for years and I guess I have been accustomed to it. No nerve rerouting. This guy however....not sure what to say. I knew a few Iron Palm masters and they did this but none have a hand anything like that. He may be going overboard :O
@shkotay yeah I really agree with you on that one. I also think it's partly because he hit's with his knuckle's at the iron palm bag. Because that won't do good later with his knuckle joints with or without the medicine
@vvvvnewcreation You couldn't be more wrong, first of all that hand will stay like that as long as he conditions it. The dit da jaw ointment prevents any contusions or blood clots, plus when nature takes it's toll on the rest of his body, he'll always have that solid, devastating hand. As for his jaw, well I guess we'll never know but I would like for you to be man enough to test it. Just admit that it's more than having 5 mins of fame, it's about having a mutha fucking iron palm, oh yeah!!!!!
ive been training in the martial arts for many many years and have learned many many conditioning exercise for knuckles and shines with positive results. This man is has a compulsive disorder! there is no need to risk losing feelings in the hand to break bricks like that. My professor tore phone books, bent nails, tore license plates.. and all through out was complaining or suffering from chronic pain or sprung thumb. LOOK at his hand for cying out loud its DEFORMED!!He cant even brush his teeth
@vvvvnewcreation Who the hell needs teeth, when you have a narley looking, meat hook like that? Don't tell me that you care more about having normal looking hands over being able to smash through trees and rip apart iron cages. Normal hands never got anyone 5 mins of fame on youtube....
This is really amazing..! I just need to know if its really important to have this SPECIAL remedy to be applied to the hand..? Just trying to avoid the myth and mystery... I use balms and ointments which I can easily buy at any drug store... The main purpose of these remedies is to recover skin blod circulation, treat bruises and micro-traumas of soft tissues and bones, soften the palm skin... Am I right..??? Can I do with it..???
It depends on the style and method you practice (varies from school to school). If you're really interested, find a proper school to train in. Bad practice methods can leave you with permanent injuries.
@cryingsun Thank you for your comment. Actually my question was about ointment to be applied, not about variety of schools and methods. I use the same conditioning method to harden strike surfaces of my body which is the base method for ANY real fighting system. My interest was NOT about good, or bad practice, proper or impromer schools. I wanted to know about REMEDIY is being applied in shown video NOT how to find a proper school..!
My bad :X The video didn't give the full list of medicines and there a number of formulas for the ointment out there (as mentioned, depends on who you're learning from), but the common base seem to be 地骨皮 (chinese wolf berry tree bark) and table salt in enough parts, boiled in hot water and wash your hands in it after practice.
This is really amazing..! I just need to know if its really important to have this SPECIAL remedy to be applied to the hand..? Just trying to avoid the myth and mystery... I use balms and ointments which I can easily buy at any drug store... The main purpose of these remedies is to recover skin blod circulation, treat bruises and micro-traumas of soft tissues and bones, soften the palm skin... Am I right..??? Can I do with it..???
This is really amazing..! I just need to know if its really important to have this SPECIAL remedy to be applied to the hand..? Just trying to avoid the myth and mystery... I use balms and ointments which I can easily buy at any drug store... The main purpose of these remedies is to recover skin blod circulation, treat bruises and micro-traumas of soft tissues and bones, soften the palm skin... Am I right..??? Can I do with it..???
@div545 I don't know for certain, but I think it's safe to assume that he's an advanced Iron Palm practitioner. In which case, the bags would be filled with either iron shot, or large rocks mixed with gravel. That's usually the case in advanced Iron Palm training.
thats not the principle of the transformation in his hand. is compressed liquified muscle fiber, thicker bones and thicker skin. there is an amount of pain involved indeed. till most of the external nerves will lay under a heavy mass of roughed skin. his loudsy circus is a circus indeed. they show their skills and get points.. just like when you compete in karate or jin wu. if you dont give a shit why you emit an opinion.it certainly amazes you so much you had to say something. ;)
Here is the trick for those want to impress your friends. Soak the bricks in acid for one week. Remove it from the acid solution and soak it in water for a couple days to dilute to concentration of acid on the surface of the bricks. After that you can break 4,5,or 6 easy.
i say allow open hand strikes in the MMA. make a deal with this guy to take has his winning and send him in and let him make mince meat outta everyone else there.
Well, I admire his perseverance and I think that process was gradual,as it should be. My grandfather's hands look like that too and he was a construction worker all his life, and I mean old school, with no fancy machines to help (and he's skinny). He's in his 80's, has no arthritis. Once hit himself with a hammer over the index while I was helping him, shattered most of the fingernail, no blood, no bruise. Freakiest moment of my life.
i agree. i've been doing iron palm for a few years now, and it really takes time and dit da jow for it to properly develop. and hey, i can still draw pretty well with my hand :D
I agree, hopefully he later did and also work his finger then work hi sway up to his arms and then body and legs, lots of hard work, makes me feel ashamed of how lazy I am....Good work man!!!
I really like someone to do a follow up on this guy in 10 years to see if his training harms his hands in any way. Better yet, they should interview his master or grandmaster. This is interesting. I'm thinking if this is worth learning.
ouw man this is a bit disgusting^^ it doesnt seem very healthy to have such a killer hand which is obviously gigantic in comparison to the other one^^
The breaking is very good. Very impressed with the finger strength! But I dont understand the condition only 1 hand deal. A one handed martial artist? What if you were caught offside forward? I'd like to know your thoughts
hes obviously only conditioned one hand, so he can still have at least one good hand for writing and using utensil judging by the way his one hand is deformed from conditioning. And to answer your question if he was caught off side forward he'll probably hit you with his good unconditioned hand like any normal person? its not like he can only use one arm you know...:rolls eyes: but yeah i wouldnt want to be hit by his strong one either =X
I know where Sanningsministeriet and TosiValhe are coming from. Conditioning can be purely external, though some styles/methods can involve both (internal also).
TosiValhe what you are refering to is "Wolff's law". all thai boxers end up the same maybe because they all condition the same?! All I know is that its unfair to say all conditioning gives arthritis because 1) not all conditioning is the same and 2) Personally, my master or none before him have ever had that and have lived very long
This is very true, many people who subject their hands and other limbs to repeated blows often develop arthritis as a result. This is caused by a buildup of calcium around joints that develop in order to protect against blows. "Iron Palm" is very dangerous, theoretically because of this.
Actually the original Iron palm is something different. It is not a martial art, it is just a series of exercises used to strenghten bones and joints. A hand which completed the training should ahe a normal appearence, any deformation displays overtraining, and so an injury. Going arround braking things is no martial art.
iron palm is not a martial art? u got a brain? many arts have some form of brick breaking. iron palm is a famous technique from China and is a deadly form of self defence or striking technique. going around breaking things is no martial art u say, what do u want them to do break peoples heads.
Irom palm is NOT the striking teknique, but only the part concerning the enforcement of the forearms and hands. United with striking tecniques it does enables you to "brake things". However this might be useful in a larger frame it does not constitute a martial art on itself. Having mastered only Iron palm and kiwary thus does not make you a martial artist.
Iron Palm is one piece of a series of skills developed for martial arts...no ones really claiming it to be a martial art on to it self....but it was developed for that purposed, think about it, why would someone want to condition there hand in such a way for no reason? obviously for striking and blocking. So yes it IS a martial art just not a martial art system. The "art" is the process and methods and training to achieve that skill and the "martial" part is that its used for striking/combat..=X
My point is that he totally forgot to train the second half (real combat techniques). Besides, one handed training and physical deformation are sympthom of wrong training, not of a learned skill.
@yoshyoka How do you know what else he trained in? Maybe he does tons of san da. Why do people always assume that just because someone demos one thing that that's all they do or know?
its funny how its always "theres no such thing as chi" but then people talk about focus and intent and coordination and strenght of will. Theres more than 50 interpretations for the word "chi", there sure is no "use the force Luke"-factor about this, but rest assured that chi is involved.
Man you are STUPID. Injuring some part of your body makes it stronger. Break your bone, and it will become twice as strong than before. Muay Thai boxers kick trees to make their calf stronger.
No freaking CHI involved, just a protection mechanism.
how does kicking a tree make your calves stronger?..........i heard it makes your shins denser and stronger but your calves are on the back of your leg man lmao it makes there shins stronger not there calves haha!
The reason he only conditions the one hand is because the hand becomes almost soley a fighting tool thus making it hard to do every day activites. Having both conditioned to his level would make it almost impossible. So yeah it must be hard for him to whipe his arse with that hand
But thats okay.. looks like you've been doing it for him (y)
@DEBBIE092461 not true th amount of bone conditioning training/excercise it takes to do this stuf is imense, keeps your bones solid forever im 67 nxt year & yet slice bricks, have been practicing kung fu since i was 14.
it is very adventurous to debate against 4000 years of hidden knowledge. now we see it on youtube and we even think dare to think we have an opinion. 4000 years of known history and probably 5000. they are still there, they live longer, they are stronger... they transform their bodies... we get amazed but due to the lack of background we try to attack it cause we cant perform it. instead of shooting out the first thing that comes out of your brain, why dont you inform yourself a bit better.
@dejstil1974 Fuckin' aye. I don't practice Chinese wushu, but I have a healthy respect for it. I'm an amateur contortionist (barely a beginner), but whenever I do the splits, or put one of my feet behind by head, people naturally assume I'm in pain, or hurting myself doing that.
They don't understand the natural progression applied in athletics and wushu (albeit in different forms depending upon what you train in).
one more thing. they dont really hit the bag or whatever they hit "that hard" they let gravity and natural motion do the hit. it also takes years to develope it.. they start with some soft content bag.. then they change the content for something harder and harder and so on. its progressive. Ive seen very old chinese men who practice this and japanese as well and they are doing just fine... in fact... arthritis is the least of the problems theyll have.
@dejstil1974 Takayuki Kubota is the only living soke alive still, ( inventor of complete japanese style karate system practiced world wide) and one of the only to obtain the 10th dan (highest rank black belt) in the world. and he's been doing iron palm training since he was like 10 and he's like in his 70's or 80's or something now and his hand and shins and everything are as hard as steel. no problems what so ever.
None of this guys wail away at the target, which is a shame. A right straight out powers all the fist strikes one see's in kung fu and Karate- so i'd like to see some guys hitting hard objects like that, which is how I train, though I admittingly end up cutting my fist quickly that way.
Not everyone has the heart to fight. real life fighting is not all about technique. you need some balls too!!!! When you see someone in the mma stuff or any ring who's getting owned cuz his technique is crap but he goes all the rounds, keeps going forward and survives THAT'S HEART LADS AND THAT WILL KEEP YOU ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was told either you can have one Massively strong Iron Palm , or two equally Mediocre iron fists, Ya Dig ? His one palm is probably stronger than someone wit two average ones
that medicine water is really expensive... plus in China lots of people sell fakes. those who are able to afford it; train not only both hands but also both arms. Plus I think he's only training for bricks competition single is enough =) lol he can row his hands into a fist and turn it into a hammer!
And as far as a skilled martial artist beating up someone who's never trained, here's the deal:
If the two people are about equal size, strength, speed, etc..., then the martial artist will crush his opponent. If the opponent is somewhat stronger faster etc, the martial artist will still win. Only if the opponent is in REMARKABLY better shape than the martial artist will he be able to win, and even then, if the martial artist is REMARKABLY talented, the MA will, again, still win
Only partialy true Just cause you train in martial arts and our talented at katas doesn't mean your a fighter, see there's a difference. I wouldn't put Bruce Lee up against Muhammad Ali, orJackie Chan against Mike Tyson in his prime ? Do U understand what I'm trying to say ?
Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson weren't just big strong dudes, they were trained in a style of fighting. I'm using the term martial arts very generally here. I really mean to cover martial arts, martial science, lethal arts, and various other styles of combat.
So maybe Bruce Lee couldn't beat Ali, but he could beat someone with the same strength and athleticism as Ali who didn't actually know what they were doing. make sense?
@tonlo2006 why would you compare bruce lee to muhammad ali? bruce was 135 pounds ali was over 200. And jackie vs tyson? jackie chan is a actor who has no formal martial arts training at all other then Opera wushu(chinese theater) and tyson is a heavy weight pro....You sounded like you made a point until you mention that dumb analogy lmao try comparing a pro karateka like lyoto machida or cung le to tyson and ali if your gona compare martial artist dumb ass. common sense please
I never heard of Lyoto Machida or Cung Le but you seem to spend your time hanging from there nut sack don'tchu dare disrespect me Hoe ! pro karateka take yo MMA dick Riding Azz down the street .
II've also broken brick, and it is very difficult. I saw one of my masters break 5 that were lined up on a table without anything to make the break easy (ie holders etc...).
it gets to 0:28 seconds and stops?
kirsty914 4 weeks ago
dang how lond do they hit those sand bags man his hand is puffy
bboyginivey 2 months ago
why is his hand so thick? is it a callous, scar tissue or bone?
hathegkla 3 months ago
@hathegkla It is probably a mix but the purpose of the training is to restructure your bones. You cause micro-fractures and those fractures heal to be stronger and the bone increases in mass. It's Wolff's Law.
gman13121 1 week ago
@gman13121 I've read about wolfs law but I wonder how much bone mass you can actually gain. I'd really like to see an xray of that guys hand. whatever he's done its pretty bad ass.
hathegkla 6 days ago
Postmodernist Wushu. He doesnt even discuss chi theory. He just builds his hands to look like clubs.
Lordofthenipplerings 3 months ago
Those are are serious bricks. His fist is just one big callous.
Lordofthenipplerings 3 months ago
very good.
d6837 4 months ago
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Frequent2001 5 months ago
Brutal Masterbation
NIFBUCK76 6 months ago
This guy got the fist of popey the sailor man.
mbrushoff 6 months ago
@pwolfwithorns The idea is to break the slab on top without smashing the tofu underneath.
bailewen 6 months ago
I like to do iron training on trees, and you can train all strikes. I started on a sappling 1-2 inches around and moved on to trees about 3-4 inches around, as long as they shake a little it's not too damaging. I feel I progress faster hitting trees than the iron palm bags. I've been hitting the gravel palm bag for a couple years and with not much change, but a big jump after striking trees. Though, I stillI like hitting the gravel bag and won't be happy until I turn it into dust.
SysAdmin86851 7 months ago
@SysAdmin86851 nice i bet the chi flow from the trees is also a big help! do you practice any other chi kung
yizhichanlohan 6 months ago
@yizhichanlohan I have and still do practice iron shirt qi gong and daoist meditations. But I'm not too into qi gong any more, I tried to hold a sitting meditation for several days, but at most did 24 hours. I thought I would have a profound experience, but nothing ... absolute nothingness. But I do have infinite patience now. Now I mostly practice iron hand / body, chin na, and gymnastics. After 5+ years of praying mantis, the movements seem to lose all meaning and I just want to hit stuff !
SysAdmin86851 5 months ago
@SysAdmin86851 were you ever taught meditation because it is very hard to learn this from a book. the movements or patterns are there because they are extremely effective. before shaolin people fought in cages using grappling hitting kicking and throwing much like the ufc but with kungfu came a huge evolution in fighting ie the shift from tecnique to patterns. any one movement in any kungfu form can be used for all fighting scenarios so dont throw away your patterns! use forms with chi na ,
yizhichanlohan 5 months ago
palm strikes and aerobatic tecniques . if you dont know what i mean about the patterns thing you would probably do well to find a master named wong kiew kit !
yizhichanlohan 5 months ago
@yizhichanlohan Yeah, Wong Kiew Kit is awsome! I've read some of his articles, he's very good. Although, I've trained with some pretty high level masters and blackbelts, I don't consider myself very high level, in fact I have no rank in any system, I don't believe in it. I wish I had time to go seek out some of the great masters. I'm not saying I think my training is worthless or that I'm throwing away kungfu for brawling, I'm just not progressing any further, it seems I've plateaued.
SysAdmin86851 5 months ago
@SysAdmin86851 send me a message and ill try to help you out. im sure we can figure out how to improve your kungfu
yizhichanlohan 5 months ago
Fortunately, iron palm trained hands DO NOT need to look like this and rarely do.
mooyingmantis 8 months ago
lol at his hand, wtf man, too much XD
orangebluemango 9 months ago
If he has iron palm, Chuck Norris has iron dick.
RiptN3rd 9 months ago
@RiptN3rd shut up your not funny stupid white boy
ImDeathNote 9 months ago
@ImDeathNote I'm asian. LOL.
RiptN3rd 9 months ago
@RiptN3rd oK fine stupid nigger vietnamese all you vietnam dog are dwarf
ImDeathNote 9 months ago
@ImDeathNote You have shitty grammar.
RiptN3rd 9 months ago
@RiptN3rd you have shitty face haha almost every vietnamese are ugly fucking dwarf
ImDeathNote 9 months ago
Imagine him pimpslap a ho.
Kuusnelonen 10 months ago 9
why showoff like this? ¬¬
leopower7 10 months ago
fantastic commitment.
heyjustthetip 1 year ago
OMG what a freaky cartoon hand. I hope being able to break a brick was worth it. How in the hell does he wipe his ass with that big meat claw?
Jank143 1 year ago
He may have a ''iron palm'', but his fighting skill maybe dated or he my not have any fight skill at all. It makes me wonder why his fighting skills were not shown in this interview.
richolss 1 year ago
this guy is nothing compared Professor James powers Vee Jitsu. Youtube"Professor James Powers Vee Jitsu" He was my instructor. He tears Phone books and bends bolts and tears license plates and doesnt have infected hands like this clown.
vvvvnewcreation 1 year ago
Earlier in the clip, he gave his friend a pat on the back.... that poor bastard is now in a wheel chair. He can no longer spank his monkey either, very sad stuff!!!
patvanela1 1 year ago
those bricks are made in china.
RiptN3rd 1 year ago 18
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Scalier 11 months ago
'those bricks are made in china.'
If you're not convinced, how about trying his hand on your bones?
Scalier 11 months ago
@Scalier Take a joke :D
RiptN3rd 11 months ago
@RiptN3rd
Oh, you were kidding. I wasn't trying to insult either. Anyways that's one mean hand!
Scalier 11 months ago
@Scalier Hahahah yeah.
RiptN3rd 11 months ago
@RiptN3rd forgot to tell you that your mom is made in china so shes a garbage
ImDeathNote 9 months ago
@RiptN3rd so are the ones that make up your house
hk4k4shi 4 months ago
@hk4k4shi cool story bro.
RiptN3rd 4 months ago
@RiptN3rd and your mom is made in china
ImDeathNote 2 months ago
Its a known fact that knuckles and shins will build cauloused reaction from the conditioning. The muay thai shin conditioning actually "kills the nerves" in and around the shin sometimes rerouting the nerves. THAT hand has a life expectancy of a few more years before he is going to be advised by physicians to knock it off and think about the reality of loosing his hand altogether. not worth his 5 min of fame. IRONICALLY he probably has a GLASS JAW!! what a loser !
vvvvnewcreation 1 year ago
@vvvvnewcreation Actually Thai boxers create whats called micro fractures in the shins which heal up and the bone ends up eventually growing far denser with skin callusing around the areas of impact. As for the pain? I have done it for years and I guess I have been accustomed to it. No nerve rerouting. This guy however....not sure what to say. I knew a few Iron Palm masters and they did this but none have a hand anything like that. He may be going overboard :O
shkotay 1 year ago 2
@shkotay yeah I really agree with you on that one. I also think it's partly because he hit's with his knuckle's at the iron palm bag. Because that won't do good later with his knuckle joints with or without the medicine
goudmol15 10 months ago
@vvvvnewcreation You couldn't be more wrong, first of all that hand will stay like that as long as he conditions it. The dit da jaw ointment prevents any contusions or blood clots, plus when nature takes it's toll on the rest of his body, he'll always have that solid, devastating hand. As for his jaw, well I guess we'll never know but I would like for you to be man enough to test it. Just admit that it's more than having 5 mins of fame, it's about having a mutha fucking iron palm, oh yeah!!!!!
patvanela1 1 year ago
ive been training in the martial arts for many many years and have learned many many conditioning exercise for knuckles and shines with positive results. This man is has a compulsive disorder! there is no need to risk losing feelings in the hand to break bricks like that. My professor tore phone books, bent nails, tore license plates.. and all through out was complaining or suffering from chronic pain or sprung thumb. LOOK at his hand for cying out loud its DEFORMED!!He cant even brush his teeth
vvvvnewcreation 1 year ago
@vvvvnewcreation Who the hell needs teeth, when you have a narley looking, meat hook like that? Don't tell me that you care more about having normal looking hands over being able to smash through trees and rip apart iron cages. Normal hands never got anyone 5 mins of fame on youtube....
patvanela1 1 year ago
@vvvvnewcreation
Don't over advertising yourself on your training. If you dont want to believe, just fine, go to China, try it on
phuongtrangdo 1 year ago
This is really amazing..! I just need to know if its really important to have this SPECIAL remedy to be applied to the hand..? Just trying to avoid the myth and mystery... I use balms and ointments which I can easily buy at any drug store... The main purpose of these remedies is to recover skin blod circulation, treat bruises and micro-traumas of soft tissues and bones, soften the palm skin... Am I right..??? Can I do with it..???
div545 1 year ago
@div545
It depends on the style and method you practice (varies from school to school). If you're really interested, find a proper school to train in. Bad practice methods can leave you with permanent injuries.
cryingsun 1 year ago
@cryingsun Thank you for your comment. Actually my question was about ointment to be applied, not about variety of schools and methods. I use the same conditioning method to harden strike surfaces of my body which is the base method for ANY real fighting system. My interest was NOT about good, or bad practice, proper or impromer schools. I wanted to know about REMEDIY is being applied in shown video NOT how to find a proper school..!
div545 1 year ago
@div545
My bad :X The video didn't give the full list of medicines and there a number of formulas for the ointment out there (as mentioned, depends on who you're learning from), but the common base seem to be 地骨皮 (chinese wolf berry tree bark) and table salt in enough parts, boiled in hot water and wash your hands in it after practice.
cryingsun 1 year ago
This is really amazing..! I just need to know if its really important to have this SPECIAL remedy to be applied to the hand..? Just trying to avoid the myth and mystery... I use balms and ointments which I can easily buy at any drug store... The main purpose of these remedies is to recover skin blod circulation, treat bruises and micro-traumas of soft tissues and bones, soften the palm skin... Am I right..??? Can I do with it..???
div545 1 year ago
This is really amazing..! I just need to know if its really important to have this SPECIAL remedy to be applied to the hand..? Just trying to avoid the myth and mystery... I use balms and ointments which I can easily buy at any drug store... The main purpose of these remedies is to recover skin blod circulation, treat bruises and micro-traumas of soft tissues and bones, soften the palm skin... Am I right..??? Can I do with it..???
div545 1 year ago
this is true iron palm
peterwing 1 year ago
wow
vsallbutme 1 year ago
This is GREAT video..! Can someone tell me what is these hitting pads filled with..? Gravel..? Iron shots..??
div545 1 year ago
@div545 I don't know for certain, but I think it's safe to assume that he's an advanced Iron Palm practitioner. In which case, the bags would be filled with either iron shot, or large rocks mixed with gravel. That's usually the case in advanced Iron Palm training.
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MrMovieOff 1 year ago
6:40 is simply awesome!
Blackwhitemanwoman 1 year ago
Now thats what im talking about... real kung fu!!!! awesome to behold :D
KensaiZen 1 year ago
After he hits my face... Ouch! Splat!!! Poof!
judutchinski 1 year ago
Why would you train only one hand and not the other, that doesn't make any sense at all.
JarredD798HungMan1 1 year ago
@JarredD798HungMan1
Because he has to write and eat. He cannot do these things if both his hands are like this.
Blackwhitemanwoman 1 year ago
Thanks for adding the Subtitles for the first few minutes Omar :)
psacramento 1 year ago
The swelling is abnormal - looks like a broken bone to me - I did that once & it swole the same.
Iron Palm does not do this.
gareththomasnz 1 year ago
@gareththomasnz
If you ever read ancient Chinese Kung Fu books, you will find the original iron palm is like this.
Blackwhitemanwoman 1 year ago
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gareththomasnz 1 year ago
thats not the principle of the transformation in his hand. is compressed liquified muscle fiber, thicker bones and thicker skin. there is an amount of pain involved indeed. till most of the external nerves will lay under a heavy mass of roughed skin. his loudsy circus is a circus indeed. they show their skills and get points.. just like when you compete in karate or jin wu. if you dont give a shit why you emit an opinion.it certainly amazes you so much you had to say something. ;)
dejstil1974 1 year ago
any of those arrogant brazilian jiu jitsu guys wont stand a chance against him!
joesatva 1 year ago
Here is the trick for those want to impress your friends. Soak the bricks in acid for one week. Remove it from the acid solution and soak it in water for a couple days to dilute to concentration of acid on the surface of the bricks. After that you can break 4,5,or 6 easy.
tduong24 1 year ago
wow. impressive. bravo. that's not just external stuff there, good internal work too. he's trained really really REAALLY hard.
limpei 1 year ago
wow....he has been doing this his whole life. now that is true dedication.
clarkkent1950 1 year ago
i say allow open hand strikes in the MMA. make a deal with this guy to take has his winning and send him in and let him make mince meat outta everyone else there.
RhadeConstantine 1 year ago
Well, I admire his perseverance and I think that process was gradual,as it should be. My grandfather's hands look like that too and he was a construction worker all his life, and I mean old school, with no fancy machines to help (and he's skinny). He's in his 80's, has no arthritis. Once hit himself with a hammer over the index while I was helping him, shattered most of the fingernail, no blood, no bruise. Freakiest moment of my life.
FrozenHeart05 1 year ago
that's not a hand that's a mallet, rofl
SysAdmin86851 1 year ago
that hand looks sick :(
lordtains 1 year ago
dude that guy's hand is fucked forever.
Frequent2001 1 year ago
You're not supposed to hurt your hands with real iron palm; it's done slowly, gradually toughening your skin and bones with lots of dit da jow.
theScytheofGod 1 year ago
@theScytheofGod
i agree. i've been doing iron palm for a few years now, and it really takes time and dit da jow for it to properly develop. and hey, i can still draw pretty well with my hand :D
omegaseraphx 1 year ago
look at his palm! I'd like to see an xray for his bone structure and how thick his bones are.
Altimit1417 1 year ago
Alright. That's real iron palm... screw the other people posting vids. None of those are close to this.
moguy128 1 year ago
Franchement, impressionnant sa main !!!
HAKKEI1975 2 years ago
i would like to see a subtitle to this video
wudangtaichimaster 2 years ago
I hope he use his left hand all so.
211Alucard 2 years ago
I agree, hopefully he later did and also work his finger then work hi sway up to his arms and then body and legs, lots of hard work, makes me feel ashamed of how lazy I am....Good work man!!!
timoxe 2 years ago
I really like someone to do a follow up on this guy in 10 years to see if his training harms his hands in any way. Better yet, they should interview his master or grandmaster. This is interesting. I'm thinking if this is worth learning.
GetDamage 2 years ago
@GetDamage its not u lose funtion in ur hand for life
vsallbutme 1 year ago
ouw man this is a bit disgusting^^ it doesnt seem very healthy to have such a killer hand which is obviously gigantic in comparison to the other one^^
Tschjae 2 years ago
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MUTUWALA 2 years ago
does anyone of the type of dit da jow he was using for this type of conditioning?
mmolina7325 2 years ago
This guy is different, he can break.
mbrushoff 2 years ago
I do this daily but with a 3/4'' 2-ft steel bar (chop to bend it)
TheLibertard 2 years ago
iron hand , hard kungfu.
dongbaii 2 years ago
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Simple physics and bit of toughening up of the hands. That's all.
ulsbolde89 2 years ago
where can i see this video in english?
cooler1854 2 years ago
The breaking is very good. Very impressed with the finger strength! But I dont understand the condition only 1 hand deal. A one handed martial artist? What if you were caught offside forward? I'd like to know your thoughts
frodo332 2 years ago
yeah i see wot u mean. but bruce lee wasnt able to perform the one inch punch with max power using his other hand.
you2306 2 years ago
hes obviously only conditioned one hand, so he can still have at least one good hand for writing and using utensil judging by the way his one hand is deformed from conditioning. And to answer your question if he was caught off side forward he'll probably hit you with his good unconditioned hand like any normal person? its not like he can only use one arm you know...:rolls eyes: but yeah i wouldnt want to be hit by his strong one either =X
anhkhoinguyen 2 years ago
I know where Sanningsministeriet and TosiValhe are coming from. Conditioning can be purely external, though some styles/methods can involve both (internal also).
TosiValhe what you are refering to is "Wolff's law". all thai boxers end up the same maybe because they all condition the same?! All I know is that its unfair to say all conditioning gives arthritis because 1) not all conditioning is the same and 2) Personally, my master or none before him have ever had that and have lived very long
frodo332 2 years ago 4
arthritis in old age!
pocketbanana 2 years ago
True! People can give the thumbs down all they want, all thai boxers end up the same way!
znhype 2 years ago
This is very true, many people who subject their hands and other limbs to repeated blows often develop arthritis as a result. This is caused by a buildup of calcium around joints that develop in order to protect against blows. "Iron Palm" is very dangerous, theoretically because of this.
armadilloHD 2 years ago
Actually the original Iron palm is something different. It is not a martial art, it is just a series of exercises used to strenghten bones and joints. A hand which completed the training should ahe a normal appearence, any deformation displays overtraining, and so an injury. Going arround braking things is no martial art.
yoshyoka 2 years ago
iron palm is not a martial art? u got a brain? many arts have some form of brick breaking. iron palm is a famous technique from China and is a deadly form of self defence or striking technique. going around breaking things is no martial art u say, what do u want them to do break peoples heads.
you2306 2 years ago
Irom palm is NOT the striking teknique, but only the part concerning the enforcement of the forearms and hands. United with striking tecniques it does enables you to "brake things". However this might be useful in a larger frame it does not constitute a martial art on itself. Having mastered only Iron palm and kiwary thus does not make you a martial artist.
yoshyoka 2 years ago
well i didnt say only knowing iron palm makes someone a martial artist. but they will know a powerful martial art technique.
you2306 2 years ago
@yoshyoka
There are, however, martial arts who have no defined external injuries but continue to develop terrible arthritis into old age.
Aheyne 2 years ago
Absolutely true, like thai boxing. Others, like western boxing give high probability of alzheimer and dementia..
yoshyoka 2 years ago
Iron Palm is one piece of a series of skills developed for martial arts...no ones really claiming it to be a martial art on to it self....but it was developed for that purposed, think about it, why would someone want to condition there hand in such a way for no reason? obviously for striking and blocking. So yes it IS a martial art just not a martial art system. The "art" is the process and methods and training to achieve that skill and the "martial" part is that its used for striking/combat..=X
anhkhoinguyen 2 years ago
My point is that he totally forgot to train the second half (real combat techniques). Besides, one handed training and physical deformation are sympthom of wrong training, not of a learned skill.
yoshyoka 2 years ago
@yoshyoka How do you know what else he trained in? Maybe he does tons of san da. Why do people always assume that just because someone demos one thing that that's all they do or know?
Elephantpalm 1 year ago
@Elephantpalm
Because I know the guy, though not personally.
yoshyoka 1 year ago
damn his hand is messed up at 3:00
Bestdude231 2 years ago
it looks like he seriously fukd up one hand jus to break bricks
depthsofsleep08 2 years ago
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where can i see this video in english?
cooler1854 2 years ago
When he holds his 2 hands together he chuckles and comments that his right hand is "twice as thick" as the left.
TaipeiDawg 2 years ago
its funny how its always "theres no such thing as chi" but then people talk about focus and intent and coordination and strenght of will. Theres more than 50 interpretations for the word "chi", there sure is no "use the force Luke"-factor about this, but rest assured that chi is involved.
Sanningsministeriet 2 years ago
its true that bruce lee said boards don't hit back i.e we must know our opponents move
but even bruce said on an interview which was you must train every part of your body
i.e even strength and great power is still important...love to see you survive an attack, he just needs one hit
LAHrebirth 2 years ago
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this guy is a freak!!
risingsun08107 2 years ago
Look at his hand! It looks like its fat because the tissue has strenghtened..
Guys, There is no CHI, its all just physical devotion and years of training.
TosiValhe 2 years ago
its because of chi is how his tissue is like that
don't you know chi alters limbs when you build it up
body builders have huge muscles you saying they can do the same stuff? i bet they'd break their fists
don't argue with 1000's of years of hypothesis and training
LAHrebirth 2 years ago
Man you are STUPID. Injuring some part of your body makes it stronger. Break your bone, and it will become twice as strong than before. Muay Thai boxers kick trees to make their calf stronger.
No freaking CHI involved, just a protection mechanism.
TosiValhe 2 years ago
how does kicking a tree make your calves stronger?..........i heard it makes your shins denser and stronger but your calves are on the back of your leg man lmao it makes there shins stronger not there calves haha!
anhkhoinguyen 2 years ago
hctibpou kcuf eht tuhs
Fupper16 2 years ago
I have to comment though ,that without chi , there is no such thing as life ...
Chi is the reason we live and that birds can fly .
QuanYin71 2 years ago
so if he does that to someones rib
crackkkk and internal bleeding right?
JonahGui 2 years ago
this is real iron palm !!
ambucias 2 years ago
hes not human.hes a alien.
RedJellyable 2 years ago
He may be able to brake bricks now. but I bet he can't open a water bottle when he's 70.
DEBBIE092461 2 years ago 2
Must find it hard to whipe his arse too
01frosts 2 years ago
must be hard being "arse"whipes yourselves...
ApesHaveNoTails 2 years ago
You dick
The reason he only conditions the one hand is because the hand becomes almost soley a fighting tool thus making it hard to do every day activites. Having both conditioned to his level would make it almost impossible. So yeah it must be hard for him to whipe his arse with that hand
But thats okay.. looks like you've been doing it for him (y)
01frosts 2 years ago 2
hopefully you weren't talking to me :D
ApesHaveNoTails 2 years ago
I was..
01frosts 2 years ago 2
i'm sorry i offended you...???
ApesHaveNoTails 2 years ago
totally agree !!
ambucias 2 years ago
:D coooool
01frosts 2 years ago
@DEBBIE092461 Bet he can - he'll just smash the frigging top off!
Elephantpalm 1 year ago
@DEBBIE092461 yeah, smartone no can, my grandma cant even do that
kurt22222 1 year ago
@DEBBIE092461 not true th amount of bone conditioning training/excercise it takes to do this stuf is imense, keeps your bones solid forever im 67 nxt year & yet slice bricks, have been practicing kung fu since i was 14.
dsl951 1 year ago
false.
dejstil1974 1 year ago
look for this video and tell him that. Hidden Qi & Qigong part 1
dejstil1974 1 year ago
it is very adventurous to debate against 4000 years of hidden knowledge. now we see it on youtube and we even think dare to think we have an opinion. 4000 years of known history and probably 5000. they are still there, they live longer, they are stronger... they transform their bodies... we get amazed but due to the lack of background we try to attack it cause we cant perform it. instead of shooting out the first thing that comes out of your brain, why dont you inform yourself a bit better.
dejstil1974 1 year ago
@dejstil1974 Fuckin' aye. I don't practice Chinese wushu, but I have a healthy respect for it. I'm an amateur contortionist (barely a beginner), but whenever I do the splits, or put one of my feet behind by head, people naturally assume I'm in pain, or hurting myself doing that.
They don't understand the natural progression applied in athletics and wushu (albeit in different forms depending upon what you train in).
Peace = )
Clown7916 1 year ago
one more thing. they dont really hit the bag or whatever they hit "that hard" they let gravity and natural motion do the hit. it also takes years to develope it.. they start with some soft content bag.. then they change the content for something harder and harder and so on. its progressive. Ive seen very old chinese men who practice this and japanese as well and they are doing just fine... in fact... arthritis is the least of the problems theyll have.
dejstil1974 1 year ago
@dejstil1974 Takayuki Kubota is the only living soke alive still, ( inventor of complete japanese style karate system practiced world wide) and one of the only to obtain the 10th dan (highest rank black belt) in the world. and he's been doing iron palm training since he was like 10 and he's like in his 70's or 80's or something now and his hand and shins and everything are as hard as steel. no problems what so ever.
sk8forlife90 1 year ago
@DEBBIE092461 sure he will...he'll just hit it open.
fooshfoosh 1 year ago
None of this guys wail away at the target, which is a shame. A right straight out powers all the fist strikes one see's in kung fu and Karate- so i'd like to see some guys hitting hard objects like that, which is how I train, though I admittingly end up cutting my fist quickly that way.
Ebuverthebicepcurler 2 years ago
DUDE HES ON HIS FINGERS 0:05
bboybeefster 2 years ago
yeah i think we all saw :\
ThexNerd 2 years ago
i been training shoalin in england for abit the iron skills
not mastered any yet getting close very close
PunchedVibe 2 years ago
Not everyone has the heart to fight. real life fighting is not all about technique. you need some balls too!!!! When you see someone in the mma stuff or any ring who's getting owned cuz his technique is crap but he goes all the rounds, keeps going forward and survives THAT'S HEART LADS AND THAT WILL KEEP YOU ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
tonglongkid 3 years ago
why not train the other hand?
Electronicmusic88 3 years ago
I was told either you can have one Massively strong Iron Palm , or two equally Mediocre iron fists, Ya Dig ? His one palm is probably stronger than someone wit two average ones
tonlo2006 3 years ago
true.its a sledge hammer
Electronicmusic88 3 years ago
that medicine water is really expensive... plus in China lots of people sell fakes. those who are able to afford it; train not only both hands but also both arms. Plus I think he's only training for bricks competition single is enough =) lol he can row his hands into a fist and turn it into a hammer!
babymegatron 3 years ago
subs no help lol
Rohan4basu 3 years ago
Dude has bread loaves for hands O_O
Yoruichi13 3 years ago
I luv this video, can't stop watching it!
ffoecaf2006 3 years ago
And as far as a skilled martial artist beating up someone who's never trained, here's the deal:
If the two people are about equal size, strength, speed, etc..., then the martial artist will crush his opponent. If the opponent is somewhat stronger faster etc, the martial artist will still win. Only if the opponent is in REMARKABLY better shape than the martial artist will he be able to win, and even then, if the martial artist is REMARKABLY talented, the MA will, again, still win
Spyder376 3 years ago
Only partialy true Just cause you train in martial arts and our talented at katas doesn't mean your a fighter, see there's a difference. I wouldn't put Bruce Lee up against Muhammad Ali, orJackie Chan against Mike Tyson in his prime ? Do U understand what I'm trying to say ?
tonlo2006 3 years ago
Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson weren't just big strong dudes, they were trained in a style of fighting. I'm using the term martial arts very generally here. I really mean to cover martial arts, martial science, lethal arts, and various other styles of combat.
So maybe Bruce Lee couldn't beat Ali, but he could beat someone with the same strength and athleticism as Ali who didn't actually know what they were doing. make sense?
Spyder376 3 years ago
i think lee could have beaten ali.
nameless12345 2 years ago 2
@tonlo2006 why would you compare bruce lee to muhammad ali? bruce was 135 pounds ali was over 200. And jackie vs tyson? jackie chan is a actor who has no formal martial arts training at all other then Opera wushu(chinese theater) and tyson is a heavy weight pro....You sounded like you made a point until you mention that dumb analogy lmao try comparing a pro karateka like lyoto machida or cung le to tyson and ali if your gona compare martial artist dumb ass. common sense please
anhkhoinguyen 2 years ago
I never heard of Lyoto Machida or Cung Le but you seem to spend your time hanging from there nut sack don'tchu dare disrespect me Hoe ! pro karateka take yo MMA dick Riding Azz down the street .
tonlo2006 2 years ago
II've also broken brick, and it is very difficult. I saw one of my masters break 5 that were lined up on a table without anything to make the break easy (ie holders etc...).
Spyder376 3 years ago
i want this guy to punch me in the face. just to know how it feels hahaha
LololKevinFTW 3 years ago