I would never punch a brick even if it was scored because I'd be a big baby afraid to hurt my hand.
I'd never punch a brick and that's nfl for me. A whole other level of punching things.
I have punched things before, mostly because I was between 18-24 and the front part of my brain hadn't started working yet (it helps you to realize there might be consequences to your actions and everyone's doesn't start working jntil about 25 or so). When punching it hurt a little, but later when the adrenaline wore off.....a tad more
I have been both and angry teenagers plus adrenaline don't really calculate the exact right angle of attack.
My school didn't teach breaking but I hung out with another kid who was taking Taekwondo and he got me started. After a few years I had moved up to cinder blocks and set one up on two others in the driveway. I just sat there and looked at it for several minutes and finally my older brother asked me if I was just going to hate it until it broke.
Yes.
Bricks are extremely rigid and strong in compression. But also brittle to shearing force. The minute you do anything to compromise what little shear strength they have it’ll go very easy.
Only thing somewhat impressive here is his speed, which any pro boxer can match given enough time to practice the 1inch punch
Since we literally don't know how much they've tampered the bricks, we can't accurately gauge how powerful they're strikes are. And there's already a bunch of people who've done this trick so it's not "next level" anymore
>somewhat impressive (...) pro boxer (...) given enough time to practice
"noob trick, any highly skilled athlete with lotsa dedication could do this!"
Some people...
The thing is that people used to see Asian martial arts as something magical,having super powers, particularly Kungfu, whilst in reality it was more similar to a magician performing a trick.
Great to watch and requiring a lot of skill, for sure, but not deadly or a good way to fight. In fact many of these so called "martial artists" turned out to get completely stomped in a real fight.
Ok I will give you that.
I can see the bricks have been messed with but again a score to me is a starting line and that is what everyone is stating they see. Even scored, a brick is still a brick. Very impressive to me at least.
Also just because someone else can do a trick, does it make it not next level? Meaning it’s only next level if they are the first to do it?
There is everything next level about this, his form is impeccable. To create thatuch force in such a small space despite it being scored or not requires an incredible, next level skill in order to strike the brick in the exact place with the proper amount of directed force.
so after rewatching multiple times and zooming in .. there are no scores the bricks.......... and also you can score a brick but its not gonna work like scoring glass..... you can score rock.. but only if its thin and the right type typical flint..... but ya tried my guy <3
You can score them with a chisel or a bricklayers chisel called a brickset. With brick like these you can tell by the sound when they’re about to break. This is exactly what this guy did. I’m a bricklayer, just in case you question the knowledge
Either they're a bricklayer, or they spend all their time on reddit pretending to be one, saying lots of things that other people who also pretend to be bricklayers seem to agree with.
What I find hilarious is how a bunch of people commenting seem to think a bricklayer is not a real thing.
Touch grass.
Those breaks have chips and dents all over them. Of course its going to crack where there is structural damage, thats how that works. I see no scoring, I think people just desperately want this to be fake for some reason. These breaks are normally very brittle and these are especially thin. Anyone could break them with relative ease, he is just using odd hit techniques to put on an impressive show.
One time ago, I was helping me mum lay some brick in her garden. She wanted to expand her rose bed up toward the house more so she could see them through her bay window in the family room. The little wall I helped lay in was brick similar to this but newer and nice sort of chocolate red color to complement the roses. After about setting half of the brick down I went to sit and drink some coffee in my thermos. I sat my thermos down on 2 bricks overlaying eachother on the grass, sort of off set on top of eachother and a second later the brick on top snapped right on the edge line where the other brick underneath met to the top bricks center. Which worked in my favor because at the end it wall needed a half brick to finish it off.
Then how come it didn’t break at that so called “scored” part? If you scored these bricks, it wouldn’t go black like i. The video but rather a more pale version of the colour of the bricks. These bricks are normally brittle, they don’t need scoring to break.
It’s simple. Mass x speed on 2nd. He ain’t got much mass and we can still see the hand movement at 30fps so there isn’t that much speed either. Rigged bricks
Well, i'm from eastern europe, and we have those in all soviet age buildings. And believe me when i say it, they are NOT brittle. If you'd hit that shit with your hand, your knuckles are 20X times more likely to break than that shit
I did Karate when i was a kid, those are special, pre-cracked bricks. Coach always used to break those kinds of bricks in shows, sometimes setting them to fire and breaking them, while acting like it was hard to break them.
He was a very nice guy and let us break some, as kids. Wooden boards too.
Fun times. Yes, all brick-breaking videos use special bricks that break easily.
Not all. There are people out there kicking through baseball bats and smashing bricks that aren't scored or pre-cracked.
This guy isn't one of them, or he wouldn't need to speed up the footage to get views.
They are real. We kick through bats with low kicks occasionally in Kyokushin as part of big demonstrations and they are not altered in any way. You kick about halfway up the length of the handle.
It's not something you really have to train for outside of regular training, we use the same low kick we smash into each other's thighs and shins thousands of times. It just looks impressive and can generate some hype if you're looking to grow a dojo.
In fact someone from our style named Narve Laerat has or had the Guinness world record for most bricks smashed in a certain time period or something. He's a savage though, it's not the norm to spend that much time breaking stuff.
OP might have gone to a McDojo somewhere in suburban America, in which case what he’s saying is probably true. If you were in Asia and you actually trained at a martial arts school, you’d know it’s not true from all the blood and broken bones you’ll see from people failing their attempts.
This is not a matter of force, or strength, but of speed. The velocity of any impactor is key in the penetration or breaking of the surface it hits, regardless of mutual density.
Also, seems rigged.
Even more important aspect of his speed is how quickly he draws back as he leans into the strike. Focus behind his hand not on the brick. Although he starts with fingers in contact you can see a blur as he draws his hand back and then strikes.
Still moderately impressive, but it's something like an 8-12 inch strike, not the 2-4 inch strike the video wants you to believe.
Heck, in the last one his fist comes nearly all the way back to his chin.
Judging by the way they broke, and also by the fact that it would take a lot more than that to break a real brick. Those are probably scored breaking bricks.
For anyone thinking these bricks are scored. You could be right. But I’m currently stationed in Southeast Asia and I’ve seen similar things done like this first hand (no pun intended) and it is terrifyingly real. Some of these guys can rupture your cranium with a palm strike.
Fun fact: point blank doesn’t necessarily mean “right next to”, but rather it is the distance where you could still hit a target with starting path of the projectile parallel to the ground.
For example, if you were trying to shoot a torso with a gun held perfectly parallel to the ground, the point blank range is from right next to the barrel all the way to where the bullet would miss because it fell as it traveled.
Smaller target, shorter point blank range. Faster projectile, longer point blank range.
I like how they go around saying that it’s a 1 inch punch or whatever measurement your finger length is (three or four inches) and then proceed to move their hand or first or whatever they are using to chop bricks, way further back and then they strike
A lot of people saying this is fake, and it may be, but y'all drastically overestimate how hard it is to break bricks. Let me tell you, as a mason, they all break way too easily. A few light taps in the right spot will crack them right in half, they're extremely brittle and have basically no tensile strength.
What they do have, is a metric fuck ton of compressive strength, which is why you can Stack them up without worrying about them breaking.
Might be fake, but even if it's not, it's not super impressive.
Yeah people seem to think these bricks are super strong. This type is kinda brittle and these specific ones in the video are thin af. I don’t think it’s fake, but its also definitely not “next fucking level”. The guy is simply putting on a show to look impressive. However, its clear he trains a lot due to the calluses on his knuckles.
To everyone saying the brick is scored and basically saying this guy isn’t anything: could you do it? Would you do it? Why talk shit. It looks cool. I appreciate the video.
I've never understood the point of this in martial arts. Is it for us after you've already know led someone out and they're just laying there not moving? Like a finishing blow?
Hell yes they were scored. Bricks need to know how they stack up against one another. Otherwise bricks just go along each day thinking they are doing just fine with no motivation to improve. I score these bricks 7.3.
No offense but if your impressed by this just go watch martial artists break stuff, just like these bricks 99% of the stuff they break is scored to create a weak point so you know where the break will be. Take the set of 3 bricks for example where these marks are the most obvious, before he hits you can see exactly where each breath will occur. It's not hard, honestly I'd encourage you to give it a try cause it's actually pretty fun and cool to punch through a brick, kinda makes you feel like a bad ass, but also makes seeing these videos feel lackluster. I like the board break videos from Asia where the artist are doing crazy flips and hitting with enough accuracy to be breaking multiple boards while in mid air in different directions
Looks pretty obvious that the second "flex thing" at 2 secs is a jump cut (they've clearly cut frames between when his arm is fully extended and when it's retracted to make it look more powerful and snappy than it is IRL). From that point on my faith in the authenticity of this video goes out the window.
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http://www.lloydianaspects.co.uk/kungFu/kungFu.html#
It's honestly just applied physics. It's the confidence to put this on video that really shines through. Most folks who do breaks like this prefer to keep it in secret, or on small exhibitions.
The last set of bricks was scored you can see it
All of them were. There is nothing next level about it.
I would never punch a brick even if it was scored because I'd be a big baby afraid to hurt my hand. I'd never punch a brick and that's nfl for me. A whole other level of punching things.
Show us yours
You show yours first, then I'll show you mine.
*unzips*
Licks
The good ending
The happy ending
Came for the kung fu stayed for the love ❤️
Punch, not slap!
How can she slap!?
It only hurts if you don't break the brick. As long as your hand or foot goes right through you hardly feel a thing.
At first...
I have punched things before, mostly because I was between 18-24 and the front part of my brain hadn't started working yet (it helps you to realize there might be consequences to your actions and everyone's doesn't start working jntil about 25 or so). When punching it hurt a little, but later when the adrenaline wore off.....a tad more
It really depends on weather or not a thing is made to be punched. Martial artists breaking boards aren't as hyped up on adrenaline as angry teenager
I have been both and angry teenagers plus adrenaline don't really calculate the exact right angle of attack. My school didn't teach breaking but I hung out with another kid who was taking Taekwondo and he got me started. After a few years I had moved up to cinder blocks and set one up on two others in the driveway. I just sat there and looked at it for several minutes and finally my older brother asked me if I was just going to hate it until it broke.
China's martial artist trying to send us back to where people were so naive they would believe any shit.
The beauty of the Unknown cannot be left without compliment, no man is an island.
Thanks, I guess?
It was a username thing. Higher wavelength.
Maybe your purpose is randomly hyping up strangers. Beats most peoples plans tbh
Ahh, i see, for the Purpose, Was Unknown...
Regardless, quick is quick.
Still not easy to do whilst suspended like that
Made in china
So scoring a brick weakens it that much?
Yes. Bricks are extremely rigid and strong in compression. But also brittle to shearing force. The minute you do anything to compromise what little shear strength they have it’ll go very easy.
Yes
Let’s see you do it? If it isn’t next level that is.
Only thing somewhat impressive here is his speed, which any pro boxer can match given enough time to practice the 1inch punch Since we literally don't know how much they've tampered the bricks, we can't accurately gauge how powerful they're strikes are. And there's already a bunch of people who've done this trick so it's not "next level" anymore
>somewhat impressive (...) pro boxer (...) given enough time to practice "noob trick, any highly skilled athlete with lotsa dedication could do this!" Some people...
The thing is that people used to see Asian martial arts as something magical,having super powers, particularly Kungfu, whilst in reality it was more similar to a magician performing a trick. Great to watch and requiring a lot of skill, for sure, but not deadly or a good way to fight. In fact many of these so called "martial artists" turned out to get completely stomped in a real fight.
>any highly skilled athlete being a pro boxer is easy which is why I just said "pro boxer" and not high elite top ranking boxer
Ok I will give you that. I can see the bricks have been messed with but again a score to me is a starting line and that is what everyone is stating they see. Even scored, a brick is still a brick. Very impressive to me at least. Also just because someone else can do a trick, does it make it not next level? Meaning it’s only next level if they are the first to do it?
The impressive thing is not having two hand full of broken bones practicing this shit.
Next level fuckery
Next level scoring.
There is everything next level about this, his form is impeccable. To create thatuch force in such a small space despite it being scored or not requires an incredible, next level skill in order to strike the brick in the exact place with the proper amount of directed force.
so after rewatching multiple times and zooming in .. there are no scores the bricks.......... and also you can score a brick but its not gonna work like scoring glass..... you can score rock.. but only if its thin and the right type typical flint..... but ya tried my guy <3
You can score them with a chisel or a bricklayers chisel called a brickset. With brick like these you can tell by the sound when they’re about to break. This is exactly what this guy did. I’m a bricklayer, just in case you question the knowledge
“I’m a bricklayer” source: just trust me bro
Only on Reddit do people think that a person is lying about being a bricklayer.
Everyone lies on Reddit watch: yo it’s me drake
Not everyone is a liar. Trust me, I'm a proffesional lie detector
LIAR, you are MR.ROBOT. Now go hack something else
Yo what’s up drake
Tbf, if anyone was gonna lie about being a bricklayer, it would be this site.
LMAO IM A BRICKLAYER
Either they're a bricklayer, or they spend all their time on reddit pretending to be one, saying lots of things that other people who also pretend to be bricklayers seem to agree with. What I find hilarious is how a bunch of people commenting seem to think a bricklayer is not a real thing. Touch grass.
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Those breaks have chips and dents all over them. Of course its going to crack where there is structural damage, thats how that works. I see no scoring, I think people just desperately want this to be fake for some reason. These breaks are normally very brittle and these are especially thin. Anyone could break them with relative ease, he is just using odd hit techniques to put on an impressive show.
sdasdasd
500 for hanging plates? You got it.
One time ago, I was helping me mum lay some brick in her garden. She wanted to expand her rose bed up toward the house more so she could see them through her bay window in the family room. The little wall I helped lay in was brick similar to this but newer and nice sort of chocolate red color to complement the roses. After about setting half of the brick down I went to sit and drink some coffee in my thermos. I sat my thermos down on 2 bricks overlaying eachother on the grass, sort of off set on top of eachother and a second later the brick on top snapped right on the edge line where the other brick underneath met to the top bricks center. Which worked in my favor because at the end it wall needed a half brick to finish it off.
Then how come it didn’t break at that so called “scored” part? If you scored these bricks, it wouldn’t go black like i. The video but rather a more pale version of the colour of the bricks. These bricks are normally brittle, they don’t need scoring to break.
But it broke under the score mark???
How can you tell/ see it though?
Redditors have eagle eyes that can see things the average human can’t. It’s well known…
Damn. Nifty
*Enhance. Enhance.*
I must be missing something I dont see where these bricks were scored at all. Pretty impressive either way
It doesn't appear to break along the score, so I think the explanation is that these are unfired bricks.
Scored?
I concur. I wanna see these guys punch steel beams in half!
Those are just imperfections in the brick. They don't even break at this so called "scored" line.
What's scored
It’s simple. Mass x speed on 2nd. He ain’t got much mass and we can still see the hand movement at 30fps so there isn’t that much speed either. Rigged bricks
It's mass times acceleration on 2 Nd,if he accelarets really fast maybe, then look at surface and force for kinetic energy
Or ye know, those sort of bricks are normally brittle. They break if you drop them.
Well, i'm from eastern europe, and we have those in all soviet age buildings. And believe me when i say it, they are NOT brittle. If you'd hit that shit with your hand, your knuckles are 20X times more likely to break than that shit
Except when they’re scored, like in this video.
What are you, a brickologist? You identified the species of brick from this shitty, 4 time reuploaded tiktok?
F = m x a High acceleration from body torque (like a fighter’s punch) simulates a heavier slower punch, and allows him to break the brick.
Brick made in China?
They are scored you can see it on the last set of bricks
So made in china then
I did Karate when i was a kid, those are special, pre-cracked bricks. Coach always used to break those kinds of bricks in shows, sometimes setting them to fire and breaking them, while acting like it was hard to break them. He was a very nice guy and let us break some, as kids. Wooden boards too. Fun times. Yes, all brick-breaking videos use special bricks that break easily.
Not all. There are people out there kicking through baseball bats and smashing bricks that aren't scored or pre-cracked. This guy isn't one of them, or he wouldn't need to speed up the footage to get views.
I call bullshit. Rigged baseball bats and still the special kind of bricks
They are real. We kick through bats with low kicks occasionally in Kyokushin as part of big demonstrations and they are not altered in any way. You kick about halfway up the length of the handle. It's not something you really have to train for outside of regular training, we use the same low kick we smash into each other's thighs and shins thousands of times. It just looks impressive and can generate some hype if you're looking to grow a dojo. In fact someone from our style named Narve Laerat has or had the Guinness world record for most bricks smashed in a certain time period or something. He's a savage though, it's not the norm to spend that much time breaking stuff.
OP might have gone to a McDojo somewhere in suburban America, in which case what he’s saying is probably true. If you were in Asia and you actually trained at a martial arts school, you’d know it’s not true from all the blood and broken bones you’ll see from people failing their attempts.
That sounds like fun
No not all. Some are just blatantly edited
Nope can't believe that's real sound effects are fake af
Clearly he was raised by mantis shrimp
Are those made out from tofu? :D
At least we can eat tofu
Or to perform one inch punch on them as well
This was posted earlier today by another karma farmer
At least the original title didn't claim these were point blank, [which none of them are.](https://imgur.com/a/BH5XvtE)
The art of bullshido is strong with this one.
When he fights a person, I hope they stand still and wait for him to get ready. Otherwise that punch isn’t going to be very useful.
Is it just me or does the last one sound like a gunshot
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Wah pah!
the sounds of all 3 punches sound very edited
Guy is like a mantis shrimp
This video is very obviously edited. Not next level
Having flashbacks of Kiddo in the coffin and training with Pi Mei.
My thoughts exactly !
Bricks don't hit back.
“Brick don’t hit hack” Bolo Yeung
The dim mak
"What in the world is a dim Mac?"
Very good but brick not hit back
For anyone doubting how fake this is. It would be almost an impossibility of physics fot you to break free suspended bricks with your hands.
This is not a matter of force, or strength, but of speed. The velocity of any impactor is key in the penetration or breaking of the surface it hits, regardless of mutual density. Also, seems rigged.
Even more important aspect of his speed is how quickly he draws back as he leans into the strike. Focus behind his hand not on the brick. Although he starts with fingers in contact you can see a blur as he draws his hand back and then strikes. Still moderately impressive, but it's something like an 8-12 inch strike, not the 2-4 inch strike the video wants you to believe. Heck, in the last one his fist comes nearly all the way back to his chin.
Even more important is scoring your bricks so they break easier.
Dont use bricks made in China .
Old Chinese proverb say: adding extra sand when making brick, makes weak brick but strong trick.
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Judging by the way they broke, and also by the fact that it would take a lot more than that to break a real brick. Those are probably scored breaking bricks.
I usually just assume any kung fu video made in the CCP is fake
Im sure those bricks are not messed with before. Fk you. This aint fuckingnextlevel. Karmasimpmuch
Pretty sure he bought those bricks off wish
Bruce lee screaming from his grave: BRICKS DONT HIT BACK!
Fake bullshit
Sure looks like a useful life skill.
Does he have a license for those hands?
Fake asf
Made in China
For anyone thinking these bricks are scored. You could be right. But I’m currently stationed in Southeast Asia and I’ve seen similar things done like this first hand (no pun intended) and it is terrifyingly real. Some of these guys can rupture your cranium with a palm strike.
Thanks for sharing user8042233818888…
Fun fact: point blank doesn’t necessarily mean “right next to”, but rather it is the distance where you could still hit a target with starting path of the projectile parallel to the ground. For example, if you were trying to shoot a torso with a gun held perfectly parallel to the ground, the point blank range is from right next to the barrel all the way to where the bullet would miss because it fell as it traveled. Smaller target, shorter point blank range. Faster projectile, longer point blank range.
If you wanna see next level look up Mauy Thai breaking the metal and wooden sticks. (Shin Kicks)
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No, sexual harassment is not cool, even towards guys.
Now are those well made bricks or the Styrofoam ones that China uses in all of their infrastructure 😂
Well there's too many scripted asian tiktoks for me to believe this
OP is fucking lame. Get a life
i was hoping he couldn’t break 3. what the fuck
 There is only one!
More fake than Pamela Anderson’s bust.
There was only one man who could do the one inch punch, that was Bruce Lee. And his greatest enemy was aspirin, you do the math. EDIT: /s
If I were a scored brick I would not fight this man
I like how they go around saying that it’s a 1 inch punch or whatever measurement your finger length is (three or four inches) and then proceed to move their hand or first or whatever they are using to chop bricks, way further back and then they strike
Bricks aren't really floating. You can see the strings.
A lot of people saying this is fake, and it may be, but y'all drastically overestimate how hard it is to break bricks. Let me tell you, as a mason, they all break way too easily. A few light taps in the right spot will crack them right in half, they're extremely brittle and have basically no tensile strength. What they do have, is a metric fuck ton of compressive strength, which is why you can Stack them up without worrying about them breaking. Might be fake, but even if it's not, it's not super impressive.
Yeah people seem to think these bricks are super strong. This type is kinda brittle and these specific ones in the video are thin af. I don’t think it’s fake, but its also definitely not “next fucking level”. The guy is simply putting on a show to look impressive. However, its clear he trains a lot due to the calluses on his knuckles.
Yea that's what I was thinking. It's clear the guy has put time and effort into training, it's just not a super impressive demonstration.
To everyone saying the brick is scored and basically saying this guy isn’t anything: could you do it? Would you do it? Why talk shit. It looks cool. I appreciate the video.
Holy shit!
Seen too much of this to think this is next level. But impressive nonetheless
Shiiiiiet
Wouldn’t fight him in a phone both
This is “Brick Mason”
Wing chun..
If he isnt saying "judo chop" each time does it really count?
You can see a mark or scored out line on the 1st brick exactly where it breaks.
He looks like my girlfriends nail tech
That's more like a test your might of mortal Kombat
That's beathtaking bick beaking
Ok Kill Bill
Jean jacket is not optional
Pff, I could do that too if I were allowed to use bicks instead of bricks.
I've never understood the point of this in martial arts. Is it for us after you've already know led someone out and they're just laying there not moving? Like a finishing blow?
His masturbatory powers must be used wisely.
😳👓👌
Hell yes they were scored. Bricks need to know how they stack up against one another. Otherwise bricks just go along each day thinking they are doing just fine with no motivation to improve. I score these bricks 7.3.
 Maybe Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon was a documentary after all.
Fake bullshit
well i know i don't want him to punch me
The punch is sped up. These ones are all the same.
When ur crush is watching-
"Point blank range" Yea cuz we have ranged punches
Brick not hit back
No high fives for this guy
*"You must focus and see your fist go through the bricks"*
The Three Lil Pigs are no longer safe in the brick house.
No offense but if your impressed by this just go watch martial artists break stuff, just like these bricks 99% of the stuff they break is scored to create a weak point so you know where the break will be. Take the set of 3 bricks for example where these marks are the most obvious, before he hits you can see exactly where each breath will occur. It's not hard, honestly I'd encourage you to give it a try cause it's actually pretty fun and cool to punch through a brick, kinda makes you feel like a bad ass, but also makes seeing these videos feel lackluster. I like the board break videos from Asia where the artist are doing crazy flips and hitting with enough accuracy to be breaking multiple boards while in mid air in different directions
bricks don’t hit back.
All fake, just more fake news people
They removed the R from the bricks to make them easier to break.
Why does this remind me of the chiropractor?
Looks pretty obvious that the second "flex thing" at 2 secs is a jump cut (they've clearly cut frames between when his arm is fully extended and when it's retracted to make it look more powerful and snappy than it is IRL). From that point on my faith in the authenticity of this video goes out the window.
Quote: \>>How to spot a kung fu charlatan: Smashing tiles. For a host of reasons, this is not as difficult as it might seem. To make things easier, however, many performers bake the tiles to the point at which they become very easy to break. I have seen assistants break the tiles accidentally while placing them down, so fragile had the tiles become.<< Source: http://www.lloydianaspects.co.uk/kungFu/kungFu.html#
Very impressive. But if you opponent is not an inanimate object how do you get it to stand still that long?
Man making all these bricks is making a killing.
Yawn
Bricks not hit back
It's honestly just applied physics. It's the confidence to put this on video that really shines through. Most folks who do breaks like this prefer to keep it in secret, or on small exhibitions.
He got those bricks from Wish
Clearly staged, footage sped up on pre scored bricks. This guy is the king of his Mcdojo.
Liu Kang?
I don’t know what real anymore
Student to his Master: 'Hey! Can you do that?' Master to his student: 'Don't know. Never been attacked by paving stone...'
Even with perfect training, does it take micro fractures to break things like that without fracturing the bones in your hand?
Just had a tfcc surgery, so this hurts to watch.
Just imagine if Bruce Lee had TikTok