Sinbi Trainer Det - Shin Conditioning and Healing Massage

http://www.sinbi-muaythai.com - Det the trainer in the clip who himself was a top ranked Lumpinee fighter explained how the technique has been around for over 100 years, way before modern medicine had even reached Thailand. Using a large Bunsen stove, a rock is then heated to a high temperature. He then produced some compressed herbs wrapped in fabric which once heated to the point where smoking is pressed and massaged over the bumps for a period of 15minutes. Although somewhat rudimentary and extremely painful the technique seems to have reduced the solidified bumps by 50% after only two sessions and also removed all sensitivity and pain in the shins themselves.

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• ancient muay thai
• muay boran
• shin conditioning
• shin conditioning muay thai

[44AznBoy]

0:26 JERK OFF

[81CCCP90]

i want him at my gym :))

[pezilla123]

fuck that just get a broom stick and roll them out flat

[twentyclowns]

Does this technique help condition shins and deaden nerve endings or does it just relieve pain and swelling once the shin is already banged up?

[iriji1]

,,,,,, those bumps are kinda scary O_O

[killpath]

@prestonhocker i get from Ebay. DR sell it to make money!

[killpath]

You want to know what is in side of the bag? Its just another rock.

[Mekelba]

@sattari1975 "it takes at least 2 years to get hard"

[sattari1975]

@HaRtBrEaKiiiD it takes at least 2 years to get hard!!! if you deliver a kick with full power and you hit the opponet knee it hurts a bit but at least you don't start jumping around the gym swearing!))).

[HaRtBrEaKiiiD]

@donnycage yes i heard about it.. i wonder how it feels like having iron shins and kicking trees without any pain.. every time i think of it, my shins have some weird feeling.. lol.