Many of us have seen how students of karate schools or special forces officers smashed bricks with one hand. However, the main thing to understand is that achieving such progress may require years of hard training. In this case, it is worth considering several main points.
You will need
- – mentor;
- - school;
- – makiwara;
- – bandages;
- – boards;
- - red bricks.
Instructions
1. Find a professional karate school and an experienced instructor. If you decide to independently learn a skill like breaking bricks with your fists, there is a huge chance that you will injure your hands and not be able to practice for a long time at all.
2. First, practice punching the body in the air. Make sure that the entire blow is steep and exhale. Return your hand to its original position as you inhale. Over time, this primitive but effective exercise will allow you to repeatedly increase the force of your strike.
3. Start strengthening your fists. Once you have established your striking technique, start working on makiwara. Clench your fist as powerfully as possible and strike the projectile directly with your right hand.
4. Make sure that only your index and middle fingers touch the makiwara. Every further blow must be steeper and more powerful. Always apply it while exhaling loudly and quickly returning to the original position. Do this until you are confident in the citadel of your hands and wrists.
5. Train first on ordinary thin boards. This is already a solid stage of training. It is important to overcome the psychological barrier here. It turns out, pick up 1 thin board. Warm up and wrap a rag around your fist.
6. Place the board on two bricks. After this, clench your fist tightly, rise on your toes and thrust the blow from top to bottom. Hit again with only the first 2 dominoes. Your task is to break as many boards as possible and prepare your hands for working with bricks.
7. Pick up one brick. At the first stage, it is better for you to train with a red brick, since it is much easier to break than a white one. The main thing is that it is dry. Place it on the other two bricks on the sides. Practice your punching motion in the air.
8. Follow the same technique as with the board: the blow is made only by the first two knuckles of the hand, the elbow and wrist are completely straight at the moment of impact. Break the brick when you're ready. Hold your hand very firmly and strike as powerfully as possible. Be careful to get your hand “through” the brick. Only perform the blow while exhaling deeply. Improve your knowledge continuously.
Breaking bricks with bare hands is quite an impressive performance. And many home-grown “karatekas”, in the heat of enthusiasm, often try to repeat an ingenuous trick given at first glance. Traumatologists can tell a lot of similar stories that have a sad ending. Therefore, the first thing worth remembering is to avoid ostentatious amateur performances. Start with hard training under the guidance of an experienced master who is able to harmonize the physical and spiritual components of the “student”.
Instructions
1. First you need to train your hand, work out the strength and speed of the strike. Let's say, hang a hefty stack of newspaper pages (about 300 pieces) on the wall, and hit it every day with your fist or the edge of your palm. Remove torn sheets. It is also allowed to do push-ups on the asphalt using your fists. Or practice boxing hooks in the air with dumbbells in your hands.
2. You are allowed to move on to practice if you are able to develop maximum impact speed at the shortest possible distance. Start small. For the first training, use thin wooden slabs, gradually increasing their thickness.
3. If you punch, the blow should land on the knuckles of the index and middle fingers. If with your palm - on soft tissue closer to the wrist. At the initial stages, it is important to choose the right material, boards with cross grains and light red bricks, which do not ring when they hit each other.
4. It is also a good idea to study the physics of the object being broken, what loads it experiences, and what forces act inside it: the first is the force of action, parallel to the force of the impact; the second is the compression force in the upper layer; the third is the tensile force in the lower layer. Moreover, the last two, equal to each other and opposite in direction, create a bending moment, a daring destruction. Therefore, you need to hit not in the center, but closer to the edge of the brick.
5. Spiritual preparation includes a positive mental attitude, self-confidence, and harmonization of energy flows. The skill of qigong technique or another method of concentration will come in handy here. In this case, the point of impact should not be on the surface of the brick, but behind it. You need to hit not with your palm, but with each hand as if she was cast from her fingertips to her elbow. And remember that thought precedes any action, “paving” the way.
Video on the topic
A cast iron bathtub, along with its strength and safety, has one significant drawback - enormous weight. And when it comes to dismantling a cast iron bathtub, owners have to deal with a number of difficulties - it is not so easy to pull the product out of the apartment onto the street, and in some cases, due to the narrow passages, it is completely unthinkable. There is only one way out - break it bath .
You will need
- – sledgehammer,
- – Bulgarian,
- - gloves,
- – reinforced bags for construction waste,
- – soundproofing headphones (optional),
- – an old blanket or other soft material (optional).
Instructions
1. Cast iron bath It is customary to break it with a sledgehammer. It is definitely worth entrusting the matter to a man. Even a person with an average level of physical fitness can do this task. Consider what to break quietly bath you will not succeed, therefore this work must be carried out during the daytime. If possible, warn your neighbors so as not to scare or cause discomfort to anyone. Now you can get down to business with a clear conscience.
2. Before starting work, prepare a tool (sledgehammer), free up space around the bathtub so that it will be easier to collect the fragments in the future. If you are afraid of damaging the floor covering, lay a worn blanket or soft cloth over the work area. To avoid accidentally cutting your hands, be sure to wear gloves. As we have already said, the breaking of a cast-iron bathtub is accompanied by a huge amount of noise, reminiscent of the sound of a bell, so it is advisable to have soundproof headphones.
3. To make the cast iron bathtub easier to crack under the influence of a sledgehammer, cut its sides in several places with a grinder. If desired, share bath several parts can be cut using an angle grinder. But this procedure is labor-intensive, long and is accompanied by a huge amount of garbage, or rather construction dust. Therefore, it is easier and more comfortable to break the cast iron bath using a sledgehammer.
4. 5-6 forceful blows should be enough to break the bathtub into at least two parts. If necessary, break the huge pieces again, then moving parts of the bathtub from the apartment will be easier and more comfortable.
5. Carefully collect small fragments together with the remains of tiles or other finishing elements, if any, and pack them in special reinforced bags prepared for construction waste. This way you can get rid of your old cast iron bathtub without any problems.
There are two methods that can be used to cut bricks. In order to do this efficiently, you need to know the rules for working with this material. This will avoid cracking of the stone and injury during sawing.
Brick is an extremely flexible material. It can be processed so figuratively that it will become a decoration for the stove or walls. It is unthinkable to build a building only from a whole brick; therefore, it is necessary to learn how to cut it.
How to cut a brick with a circular saw?
With any method of processing this building stone, it must be considered that a lot of dust is generated during sawing. Therefore, it is better to work outside, periodically wetting the brick with water. This will allow you to breathe clean air and not use a respirator. But in any case, it is recommended to wear safety glasses. Before starting processing, stove makers soak the brick in water for a day. But for construction work this is not necessary and is not always acceptable. It is necessary to remove a standard disk for sawing wood from a circular saw and install an abrasive wheel made of fiberglass on it. In the retail chain they may be called “for cool steel.” The diameter of the circle should be such that its cutting edge protrudes above the circular table by at least 7 cm. This condition must be observed, because it will make the work much easier. The cutting part of the circle should be larger than the standard brick thickness (6.5 cm), but not by much. The process of cutting this material is actually no different from sawing wood. On the circular saw, you need to set the required size with the help of a limiting ruler, turn on the saw and slowly bring the brick to the rotating circle. If the saw is manual, the brick must be laid in advance so that it is comfortable to saw. Let's say, two wooden blocks, between which there must be the distance required for safe work.
Cutting bricks with the support of an angle grinder (grinder)
This tool is dangerous, so you need to work with it diligently and in a state of complete concentration. The inevitable companions of the process are harsh - scale, abrasive particles, sparks. Therefore, it is not recommended to remove the protective casing from the tool and work without glasses. To cut brick you will need a special circle, one that is prepared for stone processing. Before starting sawing, you need to make sure that there are no chips, cracks or gouges on the disk. It is necessary to cut a brick by taking a stable position and smoothly moving the working tool to the side edge of the stone. Then you need to slowly make a longitudinal cut and slowly delve into the thickness of the brick. The core threat in this work is the reverse strike, which is expressed in the unexpected throwing of the angle grinder due to the jamming of the disk. In order to avoid unpleasant consequences, you must adhere to the safety rules for working with this tool.
Helpful advice
Get in the habit of doing push-ups all day on your fists as a warm-up.
Despite the fact that today there are special tools for cutting bricks (for example, a machine designed for cutting stone, or a grinder), real bricklayers are considered professionals who can split a brick into absolutely identical halves with their hands. Such a worker is always valuable, because when doing rough masonry, he has absolutely no time to be distracted from his workplace for a special tool, and here this skill comes in very handy. How to become such a real mason who is able to split bricks with one deft and quick blow?
Elements of brick products
First of all, you should remember the elements that are obtained from a whole brick after it has been processed with a pick. Complete dressing of masonry without them will not work. At the same time, the vertical seams never coincide in height, so each subsequent row begins with a similar element, which can be either whole or shortened. As a result, all vertical seams never coincide with subsequent ones. The elements of split brick are as follows;
1) Half.
2) Quarter.
3) Three quarters.
Brick edges.
Every mason knows the designations of edges, of which there are two per product:
1. The wide side is the bed.
2.Poke - short side on the side.
3. Spoon - long side on the side.
Let's move on to the stake.
The complete process of splitting bricks can be divided into three stages. As you train and gain experience, everything is done automatically, and the time spent on the entire operation is calculated in seconds. These stages include:
1. Selecting a suitable instance.
2. Designation of notches.
3. Brick splitting.
Stage one is choosing a suitable instance.
Not every brick is suitable for splitting, so you need to choose it correctly. And most importantly, any - be it silicate or ceramic brick product - should not have even the slightest cracks. Cracked specimens will not break along the notches, but will split along the cracks.
In order not to waste good, whole specimens on chekushki, for chopping, you can choose slightly tattered products, with broken edges. We won't need the unsuitable side, but the untouched one will be put to use - that is, for checks. But you shouldn’t throw away the defective side either - it will be useful for backfilling or for masonry areas that are difficult to see.
Stage two - notches.
They must be applied along the spoon edge on both sides. Hold the brick in one hand (left), and with the other (right) make notches with the sharp part of the pick with neat, clear blows. In order for the product to split more efficiently and accurately, you need to apply notches along all four edges of the brick.
Stage three - splitting.
The easiest and shortest part of the work is the chopping itself. To do this, you need to hit the product with force on its spoon part.
That's all. The success of the last stage depends on the correct completion of the first two stages.
Petroq 28-05-2012 21:02
And yet, when at demonstration performances special forces or karatekas break bricks with a blow of the hand - is this true or a trick?
I scoured the Internet. Some write that they overheated the bricks and the main problem was to preserve them so that they would not crumble prematurely. Others claim that there is no secret, the brick is real, it was not specially sawed or processed, but they break it for real. Some begin to talk about the power of the earth and the vector of force and meditation, others about many years of punching, others that at the age of 14-16, almost all the boys in the yard broke bricks with a fist. I'll ask at Hansa. Maybe they'll tell me the truth here...
Yarych 28-05-2012 22:43
And the tricks are really like this
Serg 70 29-05-2012 10:27
I don’t know about the power of the earth and vectors... But I smashed in my youth, then in the army, then too. The girls were especially impressed... Then he stopped. There is nothing complicated there, the main thing is to hit it correctly. Now I probably can too... But I won’t. Only if you have an argument with someone.
gsnake 29-05-2012 11:16
Even in my teens I managed to break red bricks in half with a blow...
ordinary ones that were stored outside.
o.tuk 29-05-2012 14:09
Red ones break normally, it depends not so much on the pulling force, but on the speed and sharpness of the blow. It is important to hit it correctly - precisely aligning the vector of the blow with the impact plane, otherwise you can get injured or just tear off the skin, also unpleasant. I don’t break it now, arthrosis of the wrist joint, but not because of this))))). Bottles also hurt easily on the head, but once I hit it unsuccessfully, it hurts, now if only on someone else’s))))).
gsnake 29-05-2012 18:52
boards are also easy to break. they are broken down fiber by fiber. and this is not to show prowess, but to indicate a blow.
Kovarsky 29-05-2012 22:10
the red ones broke with minimal shock training, at the age of 15 he could already do it.
Moreover, I somehow didn’t think of a cheating blow with the heel of my hand, I hit with my rib and my fist.
silicate and facing - I didn’t break it myself and didn’t see it, I was too lazy to achieve it.
AlexeusX 30-05-2012 03:15
It's called the Tamishiwari Technique... a technique in Karate for breaking objects...
paradox 30-05-2012 03:24
You can even break yuh...
AlexeusX 30-05-2012 03:28
To each his own...
Palitch 30-05-2012 03:52
quote: that they overheated the bricks
We were in 4th grade, soaking
ppiilloott 30-05-2012 10:38
quote: Originally posted by paradox:
You can even break yuh...
Yarych 30-05-2012 10:49
quote: Originally posted by ppiilloott:
Who will break on a brick - post it on YouTube
1,000,000 views per hour will be
ppiilloott 30-05-2012 12:33
If they break it the first time, maybe more.
DisPetcher 30-05-2012 13:50
quote: If they break it the first time, maybe more.
Moreover, it doesn’t matter what exactly the brick is broken or...
ppiilloott 30-05-2012 13:58
Yes, yes, that's exactly what I meant
Manager 30-05-2012 17:01
It's called the Tamishiwari Technique... a technique in Karate for breaking objects...PS: I’m making good results for the level of my belt... I’m proficient in the “Ki” technique... once at one disco, I knocked out 710 kg with a jab, from a standstill, according to their email. pears... more than 350 have never been knocked out before me...
Bullshit generator at work
Don't take this 3.14 bucks seriously. Technique "ki", bljad...
Kivar 30-05-2012 17:35
I won't say anything...
Kovarsky 30-05-2012 17:48
Igor, don't be silent!
otherwise I think I was dreaming about it
To be fair, not all the bricks came from the same pile. There were some (they were called among themselves the hardened ones), so they were halved with a hammer not at the first blow.
Kivar 30-05-2012 18:07
Never been able to split the two, although the dyno readings are good.
It’s more interesting to me that when sparring, without changing the position of the legs, my students lose 100-140 kg when exchanging blows.
Shakra 30-05-2012 18:20
Already wrote no? Kerosene. Soak for a day.
You just need to take it out very carefully. So that it doesn't crumble in your fingers.
Well, then the cue and other stuff. And we impress.
Tell me about pieces of wood and bottles?
Steelyard 31-05-2012 08:54
tell me, tell me
Vladislav Shishkov 31-05-2012 20:24
Petroq 31-05-2012 20:54
At least six participants have already stated that they broke bricks without any treatment with kerosene, etc. Maybe I should try? Will I break my arm or not?
Kovarsky 31-05-2012 21:20
what for?
I was 15-16 then, video salon, karatekas, etc.
But at 25, why this crap?
Petroq 31-05-2012 23:16
quote: Originally posted by Kovarsky:
and why? I was 15-16 then, video salon, karatekas, etc. and at 25, why this crap?
But I remembered that I dreamed of doing this at the age of 12-15 under the influence of the same films. I recently watched a video on the topic of the Airborne Forces, where they were breaking bricks. And I thought, why am I worse than an airborne soldier? I read their standards, I think that with a little training I would invest. Maybe I can split a brick? But first, you need to figure out whether this is real at all. In the circus, girls are also sawed in half with a saw, but it’s probably not worth taking on without knowing the secret.
teppo 01-06-2012 09:16
quote: At least six participants have already stated that they broke bricks without any treatment with kerosene, etc.
Count it seventh. At 18 I thought it was cool. I started stuffing the edge of my palm, took a long time to get ready, and when I tried it, it turned out to be nothing complicated. And it’s not difficult to hit bottles with your fists, but you can cut yourself, a couple of scars remain on your knuckles. I had fun for about a month, then I got tired of it.
Manager 01-06-2012 10:31
quote: Count seventh
Well, then I'm 8th in line
quote: and when I tried it, it turned out to be nothing complicated
Likewise.
quote: I had fun for about a month, then I got tired of it
Also similar...
KyKa 01-06-2012 10:48
If the brick lies leaning against the edges like the crossbar of the letter “P”, then it’s possible to break it, but if the brick lies on a flat surface, then I don’t know, I couldn’t do it.
The brand of brick is also important - once at a construction site I threw a brick from the 7th floor onto a concrete slab lying on the ground, so only a small piece broke off from the edge, and the brick itself flew 4-5 meters to the side, while the thrown other bricks sometimes scattered almost into the splashes.
Steelyard 02-06-2012 12:30
The bottle is dipped into hot water and then into cold water.
After that, you can safely stab her on the head.
couple the author is silent
I was never interested in bottles, especially since in my childhood I witnessed several drunken showdowns,
where those bottles hit almost dozens of skulls, and without any soaking in water - except for the vodka poured there earlier
but I would like more details from an expert about pieces of wood
because already at a more mature age, about my instructor in Hong-Za Kuen and Sanda, before my eyes, at a distance of two steps, 2 full-size birch cuttings from a shovel were broken
since I, like the whole group, had not examined those cuttings before and knocked on the floor,
I’d really like to hear from experts where the ambush was
yes: bricks still break
gelani 03-06-2012 20:01
Back in the SA, during demobilization at the garrison amateur art show, in addition to the singers from our unit, hand-to-hand combatants with knives and machine guns performed in one number, then they beat red bricks with the edge of their palms (previously heated with blowtorches), and the most spectacular was my performance - with a nail clamped punched boards up to 35 mm thick in my hand. The public was delighted, we took 1st place and the right to perform at the district review.
Nazar82 04-06-2012 09:32
quote: Originally posted by Vladislav Shishkov:
The bottle is dipped into hot water and then into cold water.
At the age of 17, I did this more than once at demonstration performances, and those around me were impressed.
But I won’t say anything about bricks; I haven’t tried them personally.
Vladislav Shishkov 04-06-2012 12:31
The bottle, an ordinary euro container, is NOT prepared in ANY way, so it breaks on your head just fine and without much effort.
Some bottles are strong. Therefore, it is better to be prepared. In my youth I foolishly stabbed my head with a lot of things, so I know it firsthand.
wildcat7-62 04-06-2012 14:09
I also heard it many times, but never saw it. One guy said he broke 2 bricks in the army. And when I asked to show him, I couldn’t even handle one, he said he was stronger when he was younger. Therefore, I ASK dear 8 (?) breakers, please take a video and post it here, what does it cost you? There are plenty of bricks everywhere, everyone has hundreds... and we will look at them with gratitude and attention. Otherwise it turns out to be complete bullshit!
Kovarsky 04-06-2012 14:20
Otherwise it turns out to be complete bullshit!
Cool.
no matter what, 20 years have passed?
If a bald person says that he was curly in his youth, ask him to prove it, to grow his hair?
wildcat7-62 04-06-2012 15:14
quote: Cool.
no matter what, 20 years have passed?
If a bald person says that he was curly in his youth, ask him to prove it, to grow his hair?
Don't understand about 20 years? I mean, you broke it 20 years ago, but now you can’t? Well, how can I know who broke when and who is in shape now and who is not? What complaints can there be against you? Of course none. But maybe there is someone younger here? I’m not being picky at all, but it would really be interesting to see the breaking of a simple “uncooked” brick. Maybe it’s on YouTube, but you won’t understand the trick or what, but here I would take the author’s word for it.
Eone 04-06-2012 22:08
quote: Originally posted by Vladislav Shishkov:
The bottle is dipped into hot water and then into cold water.
After that, you can safely stab her on the head.
teppo 04-06-2012 22:43
quote: WITHOUT SORRY FOR YOURSELF
Because if you don’t break it, it will be a mess.
Petroq 04-06-2012 23:07
No, I only agree to break bottles on someone else’s head. I kind of feel sorry for my own.
So what about bricks? I take it that the easiest way to do this is with the heel of your hand rather than your fist?
Kovarsky 04-06-2012 23:11
where can I find a brick in Moscow time...
Yes, it's easier. just don’t hit from the side, but from above, like a piledriver, with all your weight.
Well, cover it with something, otherwise if you don’t do it the first time, your palm will burn
AlexeusX 05-06-2012 02:55
"The bullshit generator at work
teppo 05-06-2012 08:12
quote: I take it that the easiest way to do this is with the heel of your hand rather than your fist?
It was easier for me to use my fist. Like a hammer, not with knuckles. I only used my knuckles to break bottles.
Vladislav Shishkov 05-06-2012 13:41
quote: Originally posted by Eone:This is not necessary, the main thing is to hit SHARPLY, WITHOUT SORRY for yourself. He was in the army and for some time after, while drunk, he impressed his non-serving friends.
There's no need to break anything with your head at all.
You have to think with your head.
teppo 05-06-2012 13:47
quote: You have to think with your head.
Vladislav Shishkov 05-06-2012 13:50
So you need to take care of your hands. It’s better to hold a spoon with them or grab a lady’s tit
Right.
But my hands will heal. But microconcussions can affect you later.
And they are almost inevitable when chopping objects with your head.
teppo 05-06-2012 14:08
Well, you're completely exaggerating something. So you can say about anything. Everything we do can have an impact in the future. Many athletes get stronger and more often get head injuries.
Manager 06-06-2012 18:42
quote: Originally posted by AlexeusX:
"The bullshit generator at work
Don't take this 3.14 bucks seriously. Technique "ki", bljad... "Unlike you, I write on the topic, and don’t fluff...
He broke both bricks and trees in the forest RIB... What can you do... troll... as soon as you get cocky... you think of provoking me... hmm, I haven’t seen anyone like that...
You haven’t seen anyone, the chatter is empty. Either he “started fights without rules”, or he broke trees with an edge (okay, at least not with a bang...).
teppo 07-06-2012 08:49
No wonder the brush is flattening. IMHO the shuto is folded incorrectly, the fingers are spread out even before the impact. We were taught to press tightly, slightly bending. On the left I still haven’t learned to press my first finger properly.
438ku 07-06-2012 09:05
There are small importances and tricks. To get the hang of it, try not pressing a FLAT stone or other object against both edges, but holding one above the stop!!! The brush of that karateka is an example - a double (reinforced) blow!
Brovich 07-06-2012 17:59
at the age of 15-16, (I don’t remember exactly) I was surprised by the ingestion of alcohol into the body orally, and so on my own, I decided to surprise those around me with the “strength of my brain bone” and the sharpness of an experienced bottle-cutter. In general, I broke a beer bottle, an ordinary dark glass one.
Maybe I’m lucky, maybe an angel is protecting me, maybe my thick hair was saved, but apart from a thin abrasion on my head, I didn’t receive any injuries.
I don’t feel like repeating it anymore.
and there was a series of jumbles about brick - when the boy decided to show off in front of the guys from the karate section.
- can you do that?
- Can!
Kivar 08-06-2012 05:53
Tomboyishness.
As Bruce Lee said:
brick cannot answer.
When, more than 20 years ago, I broke a brick, I was happy. But. The way I was then, I would have hit three. True, I was sweating a lot.
Volga 08-06-2012 11:11
After watching the movie “Don’t Be Afraid, I’m with You,” in 1981, I left the house, and there was a construction site across the road, and broke a pile of bricks with the edge of my palm. Empirically, from what I did, I learned that you have to bend your fingers, otherwise it hurts. Then he often did similar things during his military service.
He also smashed bottles on his head without any preparation of glass containers. They just fly off on their way!
He pierced three boards with a nail. Then you move the boards apart and show the public a sort of helicopter. In this case, there was some preparation for the action, namely, I placed a piece of footcloth 5 by 5 cm folded several times under the head of the nail. I tried to sharpen the nail, but I didn’t like it, it seemed as if the nail was getting stuck in the wood.
Volga 08-06-2012 11:13
\\Tomishness.\\
That's right - puppy joys! Working for the public
gelani 08-06-2012 13:13
quote: I pierced three boards with a nail. Then you move the boards apart and show the public a sort of helicopter. In this case, there was some preparation for the action, namely, I placed a piece of footcloth 5 by 5 cm folded several times under the head of the nail. I tried to sharpen the nail, but I didn’t like it, it seemed as if the nail was getting stuck in the wood.
That’s exactly it, except that instead of a piece of footcloth I put a piece of felt, it’s not visible in my hand. And it’s even easier to punch through wet boards, I laid them in the bathhouse under a dripping tap for a couple of days, the bathhouse attendant was strictly ordered not to touch it.
Kivar 08-06-2012 16:08
Volga, I take off my cap! (I don't wear a hat)
Honestly speaking... after this post of yours I will be wary of being rude to you at the Hansa
Impressive. Seriously.
Although I don’t like natsey
Sincerely.
Volga 08-06-2012 21:55
\\I will be afraid of being rude\\
This is how we always communicate with you quite decently. I take my hat off because... I still wear hats, at least occasionally
AlexeusX 16-06-2012 01:59
" Originally posted by AlexeusX:
"The bullshit generator at work
Don't take this 3.14 bucks seriously. Technique "ki", bljad... "
Unlike you, I write on the topic, and don’t fluff...
He broke both bricks and trees in the forest RIB... What can you do... troll... as soon as you get cocky... you think of provoking me... hmm, I haven’t seen anyone like that...
You haven’t seen anyone, the chatter is empty. Either he “started fights without rules”, or he broke trees with an edge (okay, at least not with a bang...). "
You bastard, I’ll just trample a bitch like you...
In the near future, for such bitches and suckers, I’ll post a special video or photos... so that you canine bitch provocateur fill your place.
PS: I apologize to the moderator for the obscenity, because suckers won’t understand any other way...
Kivar 16-06-2012 03:12
By the way, yes!
Zhenya, what do you say to the new fighter?
AlexeusX 16-06-2012 03:22
For now, Kivar, I will treat you with respect... But, don’t make me angry...
Kivar 16-06-2012 03:35
Thank you, I’ll try not to make you angry... forgive the old man.
AlexeusX 16-06-2012 05:11
quote: Thank you, I’ll try not to make you angry... forgive the old man.
It’s not worth it... youth, it passes quickly... like the wind...)) the main thing is to remember...
Sincerely.
Manager 16-06-2012 08:06
quote: For such bitches and suckers, I’ll post a special video or photos
We wait! We wait!! We wait!!!
True, how can we check whether our sky-high AlexeusX will be in those photos and videos or someone completely different?
quote: because suckers won't understand it any other way...
And who are you talking about, sir?
quote: But don't make me angry...
Yeah, “don’t awaken the beast in me, for a hamster is terrible in anger!”
Manager 16-06-2012 08:11
By the way, yes!
Zhenya, what do you say to the new fighter?
What should I tell him? Judging by the posts, he is an empty talker. Who in their right mind would write about “mastery of the CI technique”? And the whole nature of Yevon’s posts speaks in favor of either youthful inadequacy, or friendship with substances. What do I care? Let him come and clean my snout, since he is so invincible. The city is in my profile, the phone number is also easy to find. Look, when the Initiator promised to come for a visit, I’ve been waiting for a couple of years now - apparently, he’s getting there on his belly
Nikis 17-06-2012 03:19
I’ll try something this week...it seems like there were some bricks left at the dacha =)
Manager 17-06-2012 12:42
quote: even in Hansa there are more and more of these AlexeusX inadequate ones =(
Alas, indeed... For about a year, there was a natural invasion
CKM 17-06-2012 13:34
What harm did the bricks do to you? They lie peacefully on a pallet or in masonry.
I would understand if a brick fell on my head...
Live peacefully with bricks.
certero 18-06-2012 01:02
Breaking an object depends on speed, so some types of training have similar exercises. Checking the speed of impact, which only exists with correct technical execution.
PS: I have never broken bricks. With your hands.
Mikka 72 22-06-2012 05:11
The story is on topic. In the 10th grade we vacationed at a camp site. The Airborne Forces-k settled in our house (just demobilized, judging by the uniform decorated like a Christmas tree). We drank in the evening. We are not many, but the comrade paratrooper is decent. And he didn’t find any more appreciative audience than us. First we listened to stories about how the Airborne Forces are invincible, and the comrade paratrooper is the most invincible. Then how he shoots from an AKS at 1000 meters at a 5-kopeck coin and cuts a tank barrel with a blow of his hand. And at the end of the monologue he effectively smashed a vodka bottle over his head. I must say this made an impression on us.
But when about 10 minutes later he began to pester our “jock”’s girlfriend, he received a direct hit to the jaw from him, flew with the back of his head into the wall and quietly slid down it. We got scared and dragged him into his room.
In the morning he kept saying: “The vodka is bad, my head hurts a lot.” No one tried to dissuade him.
And after this incident, I somehow calmly began to look at such tricks.
ag111 22-06-2012 06:57
I see there is a serious discussion here, with personal touches.
Bricks are very different. Some I can even break by hand, but some you can’t break with a chisel in half an hour.
A specialist who will undertake to break any brick with his hand deserves full respect
Keltec 22-06-2012 12:43
A week ago I decided to shake off the old days. In the neighboring yard, a transformer box was broken down and the whole bricks were neatly stacked. Well, I couldn’t pass by. First, right on the spot, he slammed three things, one at a time. Then he took off his shoes and smashed two with his heel. The Tajiks immediately appeared and began to make noise about what they were collecting, and some were breaking everything.
But for 100 rubles they took 20 more pieces in a cart to the car.
I took them to the dacha and will break them there. Once upon a time I broke it both without support and with a standing fist with a stop. I haven't had any fun with this for a long time.
Teamplay 23-06-2012 12:22
quote: Originally posted by Manager:
When the initiator promised to come visit, I’ve been waiting for a couple of years now - apparently, he’s getting there on his belly
The initiator has already promised this to many.
And on other forums too.
It's been a few years now.
Maybe he’s working out the entire route?
Nikis 23-06-2012 13:09
on bricks.. I finally found bricks at the dacha.. they break in half with the foot (the foot is in a sneaker), a sharp blow from top to bottom.. so they probably break with the hand, but I didn’t risk it)
Jack13 23-06-2012 20:16
Ordinary red Soviet bricks laid out in the letter P broke in one go, with rare exceptions... back on the collective farm when I was a graduate student (17-18 years old), they somehow struggled with foolishness, but only botanists didn’t break them at all... that’s how they break silicate bricks - they rarely break them heard, never seen... about laying flat on the ground - similar
Efariarch 06-07-2012 11:35
Keltec 06-07-2012 12:08
quote: Originally posted by Efariarch:
They are different bricks. Some fight easily, others don't fight at all.
Awesomely valuable note. I can continue:
They are different blows! Some can break any brick, others cannot.
Or:
They are different people! Some can, but others can't!
wildcat7-62 20-07-2012 19:21
The author raised the question about bricks in May... it’s already July. And no one has ever published a video of him breaking a brick. A video about some black man doesn’t count, it’s not ours. I do not believe. I also don’t believe those who boasted here. Just blah...blah...blah. In general, this turns out to be FOCUS.
Teamplay 21-07-2012 12:00
quote: Originally posted by wildcat7-62:
The author raised the question about bricks in May... it’s already July. And no one has ever published a video of him breaking a brick...
I also don’t believe those who boasted here...
Breaking a red brick is so easy that there is nothing to brag about.
Try it yourself, you will succeed too.
Just aim THROUGH the brick and hit it FAST, not HARD.
NX665i 26-07-2012 01:35
That's why in Karate they learn Ki... internal energy + blows...
teppo 26-07-2012 08:20
quote: That's why they learn Ki in Karate
Keltec 26-07-2012 09:29
quote: Originally posted by NX665i:
..that’s why they learn Ki in Karate...
Oh how! And How? It turns out?
quote: Originally posted by teppo:
We didn’t talk about any Ki. And the word doesn’t seem to be Japanese.
So you probably had the wrong karate! Otherwise, you would also know this very “Ki”!
NX665i 28-07-2012 03:24
quote: You probably had the wrong karate! Otherwise, you would also know this very “Ki”!
Guys... but you can’t do that... What if tomorrow is War...
Keltec 28-07-2012 13:42
Depends with whom. If with the Chinese, then you need to learn Qi. Or Chi. And at the same time learn Chinese.
But it would be more correct to study AK.
FLkgy 29-07-2012 12:45
Red brick
Color does not always determine strength. Just as form does not always determine content. In reality, almost never, but with bricks - not always.
As a rule, an ordinary brick breaks not because, but because it must withstand other loads, namely, in a building or structure - the overlying one puts pressure on it, and does not hit it with all its might (the word nonsense here is key and exhaustive of the actual question) .
Teamplay 29-07-2012 03:08
Color does not always determine strength. Just as form does not always determine content. In reality, almost never, but with bricks - not always. As a rule, an ordinary brick breaks not because, but because it must withstand other loads, namely, in a building or structure - the overlying one presses on it
Wow, another dissertation on the topic...
quote: Originally posted by FLkgy:
the word nonsense is key here and exhaustive of the actual question.
One feels that the person is not just talking like that, but that he understands nonsense.
The question is settled.
FLkgy 29-07-2012 03:11
quote: Originally posted by Teamplay:
It feels like the person is not just talking like that, but he understands the foolishness...
Funny. In foreign language.
FLkgy 29-07-2012 03:13
There’s one thing I can’t understand - are you all really like this - or is there at least one normal being among you?
NX665i 30-07-2012 02:19
Everyone can break what they are capable of...
teppo 30-07-2012 08:47
I didn’t expect that so much thoughtful crap could be wrapped around a simple brick. Direct scientific work on the movement of liquid hydrogen oxide in space in a vessel with a perforated bottom surface. (about carrying water in a sieve).
Kovarsky 30-07-2012 16:03
By the way, to find now those bricks that I broke - you have to try.
I haven’t seen single ones in new masonry for a long time, more and more single ones are facing.
teppo 30-07-2012 20:09
What kind of stoves are they made from?
Kovarsky 30-07-2012 20:40
in furnaces, fireclay and facing are used.
in the USSR it was more accessible than others, mainly single masonry, all rough and with surface cracks.
teppo 01-08-2012 22:06
quote: so all rough and with surface cracks.
I remember the construction site was almost in the yard, there were whole pallets of them lying there. In my youth, it was there that I split my fist for the first time. The stove maker I knew never used fireclay bricks, and in the neighboring villages all the stoves were made of red, like at a construction site. Several times I had to disassemble the stoves in old houses into bricks - also only it was red. There was no facing; the stoves were coated with clay and whitewashed. Right now I don’t know, I won’t lie.
Kovarsky 01-08-2012 22:18
falling off.
not everyone bothers to follow the technology even if it is possible to find the necessary material, and only then...
That’s why there was an eternal theme, remember - “greasing the stove”?
KyKa 03-08-2012 19:27
So, why won’t there be a local comrade breaking bricks?
Manager 05-08-2012 08:15
quote: Won't the local comrade be involved in breaking bricks?
Will not be. Because why the hell? There are no such people even without us. And if another one appears, with
quote: local comradestarring, all 3.14 zdabols with the boundless confidence of amateurs will say that this is a trick. And why bother trying for 3.14 bucks?
zaural 05-08-2012 12:00
In the 80s, Sturmin invited the Japanese to give demonstration performances, and how could they do without breaking bricks. At first everything was fine, white silicate came out at the end. Trying on, swinging, hitting... the brick bends like a U, the Japanese are shocked, ours giggle a little nervously. According to rumors, he later took him with him.
And you say brick...
When passing the standards - everything is fair, for show - it is better to prepare props, excitement, a lot of spectators, reinsurance.
Transport the bottle at the neck with a thread moistened with alcohol-gasoline, set it on fire and cool, then show others how you push off the neck with two or three fingers.
Manager 05-08-2012 15:08
quote: the brick curves in a U shape
O_o
quote: According to rumors
Keyword.
zaural 05-08-2012 15:43
Well, that’s for sure that he took it with him from the site. But whether he passed through customs or not is just a rumor. :-)
wildcat7-62 12-08-2012 20:37
Okay, we persuaded. It's too late today. Tomorrow I'll go look for bricks. Then I'll try. If it works, I’ll post the video, if not....then there will be nothing to show.
KyKa 12-08-2012 22:01
quote: Originally posted by wildcat7-62:
If it works, I’ll post the video, if not....then there will be nothing to show
If you can overcome the feeling of self-preservation against the background of possible self-harm, then of course you will succeed. If you are not trained, then get ready for the fact that your arm may hurt a little.
Desert Eagle 13-08-2012 03:00
Why the hell break bricks? It’s better to build something useful out of them
wildcat7-62 13-08-2012 09:46
quote: Why the hell break bricks? It’s better to build something useful out of them
That must be why the Japanese took the brick in the shape of the letter U... he’ll probably put it on the corner of the masonry....
teppo 15-08-2012 11:45
quote: If it works I'll post a video, if not
The brick did not give in along the way.
KyKa 15-08-2012 12:20
quote: Originally posted by teppo:
The brick did not give in along the way
I believe that a person will succeed. They just sell bricks by the pallet, but he only needs one.
wildcat7-62 15-08-2012 17:04
quote: The brick did not give in along the way.
No no, I'm looking for him. I'm just prolonging the pleasure. Believe me people. Perhaps your faith will transfer enough energy to me and through secret protuberations (not to be confused with menstruation) will strengthen the edge of my palm.... In general, there WILL be a movie.
KyKa 15-08-2012 19:01
quote: Originally posted by wildcat7-62:
I'm just stretching out the pleasure
Don't stretch it too much, otherwise I'll post my video
--
p.s.: before performing the action, tighten the wrist joint with a bandage, in order to avoid, so to speak...
Teamplay 16-08-2012 02:03
You can also put a handkerchief on the brick...
Nazar82 16-08-2012 09:40
quote: Originally posted by wildcat7-62:
In general, there WILL be a movie.
During my turbulent youth, I hit bottles on my head. It worked out quite easily. If interested, I can post a video.
KyKa 17-08-2012 06:03
quote: Originally posted by Nazar82:
If you're interested, I can post a video
If it’s your own video, then of course we want it, but if it’s someone else’s, then it’s not interesting - there’s a ton of this stuff on YouTube))
White Dragon 17-08-2012 10:49
quote: Originally posted by zaural:
White silicate came out at the end. Trying on, swinging, hitting...the brick bends like a U
I thought for a long time how this could be - well, I don’t believe in the deformation of a rigid body without destruction. And then I remembered about a unique mineral - jade. It does not break, does not crumble - it is deformed. A kind of mega-plasticine. Apparently it was made of brick. Jade brick!!!
o.tuk 17-08-2012 14:21
quote: Apparently it was made of brick. Jade brick!!!
That is, the jade rod no longer suits you?
1qaz2wsx3edc 17-08-2012 20:27
Is it possible to post a personal video somehow? I looked for a way, but couldn't find it.
teppo 22-08-2012 20:35
quote: The video is not so great
Registration is required, nuevonah.
dankvart 04-09-2012 12:39
I’ll also tell you about my experience.
But I remember the incident with the brick.
Conclusion: I'm an idiot.
DikiyMan 05-09-2012 09:30
That’s exactly why I didn’t even think about breaking bricks: why hurt my hands...
They broke a bottle on my forehead, that happened. nothing bad happened, just a deep cut.
teppo 05-09-2012 11:04
quote: that's why I didn't even think about breaking bricks
DikiyMan 05-09-2012 11:25
quote: Originally posted by teppo:
that's why padding exists.
Well, even if it exists, but there are surfaces specially designed for impact, why ruin your body by unnecessarily hitting hard objects with your fists?
Esterdes 15-09-2012 12:56
But I can’t use a brick as hard as I can - I’m sick.
and369 15-09-2012 20:51
broke one red brick - with his head (on his head)
two bricks (through a ramrod) - head + body weight
two bricks (through a ramrod) - the inside of the palm + body weight
three bricks (through a ramrod) - elbow + body weight
+ I broke a lot of other junk
I’ve never hit a brick with knuckles, it’s very TRAUMATIC, I don’t advise anyone to do this, you’ll suffer with injuries for the rest of your life
There is no trick here, just work, training, the right psychological attitude and the ability to control (concentrate) internal energy
PS. Damn show off...
CKM 16-09-2012 01:41
quote: Originally posted by dankvart:
I’ll also tell you about my experience.
I didn’t break bottles on my head or even try them. My poor head had enough shocks as it was. I also didn’t have much experience with boards.
But I remember the incident with the brick.I was 20 years old, heavily involved in hand-to-hand combat, in good shape and weighing 75 kg. I had a master's degree, hoped to become a master of science. I actually hammered the knuckles, patiently and regularly. I broke red bricks a couple of times, not to say very easily, but I did break them. I wanted to break silicate (we called them fireproof) yellow bricks. For 3 months I trained even more actively.
And the day has come. While trying to destroy the desired brick, he broke his little finger in two places and, in addition, broke one of the small bones of the wrist joint. Subsequently, it turned out that this very small bone somehow deformed the articular element and excess synuvial fluid began to accumulate there. The result is a ganglion of the dorsum of the wrist. Now I’m 25 years old, nothing good happened (then I broke my knee on a backflip landing on the splits), and nothing good came out at all.
Conclusion: I'm an idiot.
p/s/ but the brick still fell apart from the impact.
Instructive story. Maybe it was for the best that my little finger was broken, but my head remained intact (no joke).
and369 16-09-2012 10:05
quote: Originally posted by Teamplay:
How is that?
a brick on top along the edges, two ramrods, then another brick and so on, between the bricks there is a gap of 5 mm, due to this the density decreases
PS. You don’t have to use a ramrod, you can put anything between the bricks
Teamplay 16-09-2012 13:59
Understood thanks.
teppo 22-09-2012 21:13
quote: brick on top along the edges two cleaning rods
Ah, familiar. I didn’t do it, the guys from the audience did it, instead of ramrods there were two hundred nails. They said that it was one brick, or two in this way - the difference was barely perceptible.
Petroq2 14-10-2012 17:35
Katsenelenbogen 15-10-2012 17:36
Ottag nah.
Former 20-10-2012 03:34
I’m wondering if those who hold the planks are not afraid of getting hit in the face by flying debris?
Tsepyatich 20-10-2012 04:34
quote: Originally posted by Kivar:Absolutely true. Bricks were chopped in my youth, even before BI classes (80th year of the last century). Then only boards, kendoks and shuta. I got tired of it quickly too
Tomboyishness.
As Bruce Lee said:
brick cannot answer.
teppo 27-12-2012 09:51
quote: Qigong is definitely not bullshit.
Qigong itself is not bullshit, it’s hard to find a teacher who isn’t bullshit.
Former 28-12-2012 17:27
K00LT 27-04-2013 23:16
it's fun here
Touristeg 29-04-2013 18:04
did not break bricks. I broke the boards, it’s true. achieved by stuffing there is no point. With age, there may be problems with joints.
when stuffing, the most important thing will not be written off. If they ask me, I will teach everyone how to do stuffing correctly.
Former 29-04-2013 21:10
quote: Originally posted by Touristeg:
If they ask me, I will teach everyone how to do stuffing correctly.
teach
Touristeg 30-04-2013 20:39
What is the most important thing for stuffing? regularity and time.
The actual filling itself is carried out by many impacts on the concrete surface, but with less force than usual.
All the rest are lead-in exercises.
first static impact, then dynamic.
1. to begin with, lie down as if you were doing push-ups, at least five minutes a day. you can read a book like this
2. banal push-ups with fists - get to 100 per set
3. starting position as in step 1 - after jumping, we lift our hands off the floor, land on the palm, then back. 50 times.
Exercise 3 should be done no earlier than after three months of regular exercise. 1 and 2.
PS 1. Everywhere the emphasis is on the surface Ch. image on the metacarpophalangeal joints of the index and middle fingers.
2. warm up and thoroughly rub and warm up the joints before and after.
do this for six months, I’ll tell you something else....
Sergey_Fedotov_2013 06-05-2013 15:35
A! Here is a ready-made way to check whether the Teacher is a good teacher or a bullshit. Bring him a brick and let him show that he is a Teacher, then you can go to him for training. Just let the brick break right away like this: KIAAAASTSUKO!!! If a brick breaks, then it is a standing Teacher. I don't think it would be difficult for a real master to give such a simple demonstration to a potential student.
If this “teacher” does this, then he’s crazy, don’t go to people like that, don’t.
In general, sand-lime brick is unlikely to break at all. And red, classic, at least Soviet, breaks - well, maybe not with the palm - with the palm too, but more difficult, but with the forearm - in general - nothing is even noticeable.
But the meaning of this is not entirely clear - there are still things that cannot be broken either by a fist or a mawashi-geri - well - for example, even the wall of your house - break it with a fist or a kick - they will erect a monument for you. In hell.
And also, without any lyrics, strictly on topic, everyone here is probably atheists, but well. So how does materials science relate to a hand breaking a brick? How about a few bricks? And the board - by the way - IMHO - the board is more difficult. How does the strength of strength relate to this? How does medicine, biology, in the end, relate to this? As it is - nothing - what is in the hand - cannot, with any packing, form a composition stronger than a brick or a board. This is impossible. But they do it. Moreover, it is not only for show, but quite real, this is a fact. So what do they believe?
Sergey_Fedotov_2013 07-05-2013 18:47
Pure physics has nothing to do with it. Sopromat - this is what it has to do with it - but it will be a little difficult for atheists. Because they like to deny everything, but here you have to think...
You see, you can write as much as you like about “hardening” and “stuffing”, but the human body - even if you are? Banned - is not steel - no, well, there was such a book, of course, but its author died in terrible agony, don’t forget...
DisPetcher 07-05-2013 23:37
that is, the soft cannot break the hard?
puphik 04-06-2013 22:54
quote: So how does materials science relate to a hand breaking a brick?
It's normal. There is brittle fracture, which can occur under loads significantly below the tensile strength, especially under dynamic, that is, shock loads.
CJIAu 10-06-2013 18:02
Some kind of Friday topic...
I broke it, that was it.
alsalax 11-06-2013 18:00
Happy upcoming holiday, gentlemen! I’ve never been a karateka, but I’ve been breaking bricks since the eighth grade: place a brick on the other two with your right hand, straighten the heel of your palm, point it to the center of the brick and sharply lower the shoulder of your right hand, raising the shoulder of your left - the red brick breaks in most cases. One Afghan, a former graduate of our school, showed this to us schoolchildren. Later in the army he accosted one karateka: break a brick, he easily broke it without placing it on a support, he simply hit it with the edge of his palm. I also saw how a friend of this karateka broke with the edge of his foot a board that we installed during construction in the doorway to fasten the door itself, almost the thickness of a brick, such a specific blow: one leg steps behind the other and the other comes out to the side, unbending, these are my personal views of Tameshiwari
o.tuk 12-06-2013 21:59
Citizens, in tameshiwari the main thing is not strength, but technique. If you did everything correctly, it won’t hurt. But for one brick you don’t really feel the contact. If not white, of course
alsalax 13-06-2013 19:26
That's right, the main thing is to hit sharply and without doubt - if you get scared, the blow will slow down and you will hurt your hand. In general, before splitting bricks, it’s a good idea to hit the brick with another brick: if it splits, you can beat it, you just come across batches of red bricks that you can’t split with a hammer, and a bricklayer cuts a normal brick with a light blow of a trowel to the length he needs. It’s more difficult with boards, I wouldn’t recommend hitting an unknown board with your hand, only with your foot in shoes. Well, here’s a cheating method: put boards and bricks in water and then put them in the freezer: expanding water increases microcracks, and tameshiwari is more of a work for the public, but -at least in the performance of, for example, Fedorishen: he shows that he will hit with his fingertips and breaks with the edge of his palm, unnoticeable to the naked eye, but on a slow replay you can see how is it? He seems to be a respectable person. And the padding somewhat strengthens the bones and forms the striking surface, but it is not capable of making the kentos steel instead of bone.
alsalax 13-06-2013 20:36
http://forum.budokaikan.ru/index.php?topic=749.0 Holy shit, there are no more decent expressions. This link leads to the forum of admiration for ippon nukite Fedorishen, I came across this forum while looking for a real video of this tameshiwari, it was posted on Badyuk’s website, now I climbed in - everything is there, Emelianenko is in the frame, and the slow-motion replay of the finger strike is cut out. I swear, on the slow-motion replay it is clearly visible that Mr. Fedorishen delivers this blow with the edge of his palm, and not with his fingers, so how can we trust people now? Surely nothing is missing on the Internet, please, if anyone has a saved video, post it here, not for the sake of trolling, and health for: otherwise young men will continue to believe in diamond fingers and jade fists and cripple their hands
CJIAu 14-06-2013 12:17
My dad remembers in the distant Soviet basement karatesh, while fooling his mother, he kicked the sink and broke the bathtub. I don’t know what result he wanted to achieve, but his leg was not hurt one way or another. Well, then they did full tin work in the first schools - standing on rice, stuffing iron shirts, etc.
I’ve noticed it more than once when hit - imagine how you tear an object to pieces. Then repeat the same thing in real life and this will often help to significantly strengthen the blow. Of course, the strength of the hands and at least the primary padding is the key to success and the absence of injuries...
alsalax 16-06-2013 09:48
I remembered another tameshiwara, it doesn’t require any strength at all, but it makes an indelible impression on tipsy girls, don’t show it to sober ones: they’ll smell it right away. Any bottle is laid with the neck to the left on the asphalt and a blow is struck with both hands with the left hand on the neck with the right in the center, the essence of the trick is that the blow with the left hand is the first, then the bottle is raised and broken with the right hand on the asphalt, if the hands hit the target with a small difference in time, then cheating is not noticeable, hand passes, kiai and oss shouts are necessary for the surroundings P.S. without carrying it, of course, otherwise you’ll cut your hand
puphik 27-06-2013 12:14
quote: This link leads to Fedorishen's ippon nukite admiration forum
I looked at the link: there is not a word about " ippon nukite"
quote: I swear, on the slow motion replay it is clearly visible that Mr. Fedorishen delivers this blow with the edge of his palm, and not with his fingers, so how can we trust people now?
What’s stopping you from asking Fedorishen himself?
quote: otherwise young men will continue to believe in diamond fingers and jade fists and cripple their hands
If young men can only eat with their heads, then nothing will help them anyway, and if the thought process is present, then they will not be crippled.
alsalax 27-06-2013 08:24
I looked, it’s really cool Fedorishen, everything seems to be fair, well, I was mistaken in calling “ippon nukite” just “nukite” it doesn’t change the essence, there was no nukite in the video to which I gave a link, there was a blow with the edge of the palm
saber dagger for sale 14-07-2013 18:04
Damn, I can’t really break the board
Revelator 22-07-2013 09:42
Bricks, boards...
But how is it even possible to bend a railway spike with a blow of the hand?
Source "Red Designer".
yarik 14-09-2013 17:24
Don’t worry so much, those who cannot break either a brick or a board - the question is what boards and what bricks are broken. And they break shitty bricks and special boards. You can’t break normal bricks even with your foot in a boot with a thick heel. And normal ones no one will break the board. Of course, they, karatekas, are stuffed, everyone argues, but this is still, by and large, a gimmick quality that does not provide a guarantee against fractures of the same metacarpal bones or shins. You need to fill your fists, but it’s better to fill them with a bare fist or a thin glove on a boxing bag, working out combinations, the series will gradually accumulate. There was such a champion in bare-knuckle boxing, Tom Cribb, so he punched his fists on a tree trunk, which, however, did not stop him from breaking his hand on Tom Molino’s head .
coollastop 28-10-2013 02:35
When bricks are broken by specklings or karatekas with danomi, then I am sure that this is true)
yarik 28-10-2013 14:56
quote: When bricks are broken by specks or karatekas with danomi, then I am sure that this is true
nuclearfuze 30-10-2013 13:03
Dear forum users, look at the Badyuk website for the packing complex and all questions will disappear by themselves. The process is long, everyday and tedious; it is possible to properly prepare impact surfaces only for several years, and in no case on a concrete wall or bag to avoid unnecessary injuries. Only makiwara and standing/push-ups on fists give the desired result. And for tameshiwari, technique is important, let’s say it even comes first. Bricks and boards will give back if the technique is incorrect, in proportion to the effort applied, those who broke and did not break know.
coollastop 02-11-2013 17:21
Are the specks not people? Their task is not to break bricks, but to fight, and the main thing for them is endurance, well, shooting. And for show they choose the healthiest ones, and they choose shitty bricks (usually burnt ones), and maybe even in general someone from the outside is invited. It’s a good brick, and you can’t break a piece of a normal board.
Pfft, I myself personally saw a man in the village who was unclenching a horseshoe, and what’s more, he was breaking bricks! Yes, there are plenty of them, this is still a harmless activity, there are people who do much more cruel things!
yarik 02-11-2013 18:31
quote: Pfft, I myself personally saw a man in the village who was unclenching a horseshoe, and what’s more, he was breaking bricks! Yes, there are plenty of them, this is still a harmless activity, there are people who do much more cruel things!
coollastop 03-11-2013 18:39
quote: Originally posted by yarik:It’s easier to bend a horseshoe. Ha, in theory. But if you forge this horseshoe from more or less carbon steel and harden it, then who the hell will bend or straighten it. There are tons of people who break bricks, because they don’t make normal bricks now (in general they don’t do much normally, what is there). There are, of course, healthy guys, but you don’t really have to believe in fairy tales. Well, at slab-breaking competitions they break whole stacks of these slabs, right? Well, yes, healthy and You and I won’t break it like that, but the question is, which slabs are broken? Not bricks, but concrete slabs, and concrete is quite a fragile material, plus they break it not in a continuous stack, but at intervals. In short, these are all tricks, but, of course, tricks for healthy people. About boards: not a single karateka, super big guy, will break an ordinary piece of a fresh board. Well, it’s all for show.
I won’t argue with you, because I can’t justify my statement, but I think it’s possible, but who knows...
nuclearfuze 04-11-2013 20:03
Dear comrades, tameshiwari is a show from the outside, in fact it is a test of OWN strength and readiness to strike, first of all, to show myself whether I am ready to do this or not. And after all this is a show. First of all, this is a breakdown for yourself, no matter what, and if others are surprised by this, it is doubly interesting. Every six months there is certification, and accordingly tameshiwari. It happened that I didn’t break my plan, knocked down my hands, got the object back, worked on myself, analyzed and hit again. The main thing was to overcome your fear of failure, and what is it in sight - so well - at least the children like it, their parents like it, people watch and come to study, give up bad habits and come. So is there any point in showing off and in the fighter’s confrontation with himself and this board - will I break it, or do you still need to work on yourself?
nuclearfuze 05-11-2013 11:08
quote: Originally posted by yarik:
about boards: not a single karateka, a super big guy, will break an ordinary piece of a fresh board
I’ve also seen this, the boards are different, some are even fresh, but with this logic one can say that I haven’t seen anyone breaking a concrete slab with their head, or breaking a concrete floor with their bare hand. This is all nonsense. First of all, this is a sport, and people acquire health and new skills. And after that it’s what you call window dressing. After all, why not show it if you can? For example, dear sir, can you show me at least one board you broke, albeit a small one, not with a hammer, of course, without banter? Well, if not, I won’t be offended, maybe you don’t need it, or it’s not yours, or there was no one to show the equipment to.
yarik 05-11-2013 16:23
quote: For example, dear fellow, can you show me at least one board you broke, albeit a small one, not with a hammer, of course, without banter? Well, if not, I won’t be offended, maybe you don’t need it, or it’s not yours, or there was no one to show the equipment to.
That's exactly what is not needed. Of course, earlier, in our younger years, my friends and I, after watching enough action movies, would pound our fists, try to break something. Then you realize that this is not necessary, especially after practicing boxing. It's pointless. It's like magic tricks : also inapplicable in life and we all understand that these are tricks, not magic, but we cannot repeat them, but we watch with interest.
quote: but with this logic, we can say that I have not seen anyone breaking a concrete slab with their head, or breaking a concrete floor with their bare hand.
That's right, this is logic.
nuclearfuze 06-11-2013 06:15
Well, if you don’t need it, why are you discussing it? I don’t think you go to the circus and shout at the show that the magician is a deceiver, he is not a magician and is deceiving everyone. And regarding the combat use of tameshiwari - I repeat once again - this is a trick for your loved one first of all, especially since it’s stupid to argue if you are a boxer by profession, and you had no one to explain why it is and how it is done. Everyone has their own path to the same goal.
Keltec 06-11-2013 14:56
quote: Originally posted by nuclearfuze:
tameshiwari - showing off from the outside, in fact it is a test of OWN strength and readiness to strike, first of all, to show myself whether I am ready to do this or not
Absolutely agree. Tameshiwari is not for spectators. This is for yourself.
Norge 12-04-2014 05:01
What an interesting topic... My opinion is extremely simple.. Everything depends heavily on the brick.. You can crack fireproof silicate horseradish.. And “ordinary bricks” could be killed as many as two at a time with the edge and base of the palm)
Aaron 03-05-2014 19:13
and at school we used to break pencils with our little fingers..)
speed...
E=mc2
Sveneld Ragnarson 14-05-2014 13:23
On May 9th we were on show - they broke boards, bricks and sticks - absolutely no problem - a board 2.5 cm 25x25 cm, about the size of a fist, or the edge of a palm, or an elbow - you can’t even feel it, bricks were pricked on my stomach, on my arms and shins - the same I don't feel it at all. Boards, bricks and sticks - ordinary
Sorry, so far only on VK - I have a green belt)
Tameshiwari is all about concentration and self-confidence. Previously, this is exactly why they smashed bricks and boards: to believe in themselves and test their abilities. For those who have always been eager to break a brick, but were afraid to ask “how?” - Here is the answer. Moreover, this activity has nothing to do with karate. You should start with a hard and stable surface. A thick metal plate would be ideal, but in the absence of one, you can use a few extra bricks. Grasp the edge of the brick with your left hand. Raise your striking hand high above your head and then strike the center of the brick as hard as possible. Thus, you perform two tasks at once: firstly, it helps to break the brick, and secondly, it does not leave time to properly think about the madness that you are doing :) It is also important to turn the hand a moment before striking, this will increase speed. The third thing to do is to release the left edge of the brick at the moment of impact. Thus, you seem to double the effect of the blow. The blow is delivered with the edge of the palm, where the little finger is located, but do not try to hit with the knuckle of the little finger itself, otherwise it will simply break. Not a brick, but your finger!
Now you can go and amaze your friends with your super powers :)
Since quite often the surface of the brick is loose, it is better if you cover it with a rag to avoid damaging your hand. At least for the first time. People who are “experienced” in this matter recommend using bricks with holes (they break easier), and if you keep the brick in a hot oven for several hours, the task will be simplified several times more.
It would seem much simpler, however, it can be simpler :) The next option: take the brick in your left hand so that your hand is between the brick and the hard surface, having previously laid some kind of spacer between the back of your hand and the base on which your hand rests . This will help hide the fact that you are cheating. Swing as in the first option, at the same time slightly lifting the right edge of the brick, and deliver a sharp blow, simultaneously unclenching your left hand so that the brick freely hits the surface with its right edge when striking. If both of these options do not suit you, then you can try the third one, for those who are especially lazy. Everything is the same as before, but instead of holding the brick with your hand, place something small and brittle under one edge that will easily break when struck, allowing the brick to hit the surface, thereby increasing the force of the blow. You are a master!
When laying bricks, the need for halves and quarters constantly arises. Without this, it will not be possible to lay out a high-quality brick wall. In this regard, the question arises: how to learn to split a brick smoothly? After all, you don’t want to wastelessly translate expensive material.
You can buy halves and quarters of bricks
Ready-made halves and quarters of bricks appeared on sale. This is very convenient, since such products are initially perfectly smooth. It is difficult to say why manufacturers have not produced such material before. But not all manufacturers offer ready-made quarters and halves of bricks, so in most cases you still have to chop the bricks yourself.
In order to split bricks smoothly and efficiently, you will need a special tool - a mason's pick. It resembles a hammer. Very often, such a pick actually combines two tools. That is, the tool is a hammer on one side, and a pick for splitting bricks on the other.
How does brick splitting occur?
- They take the brick in their hand and strike it with a pickaxe with gentle movements. The blows should be applied along an imaginary chipping line, in several places (you can draw it with a pencil). That is, you don’t need to hit the brick at one point, but along the entire line of the future fault.
- After this, the brick is turned over, again without releasing it from the hand, after which it is struck on its side - first on one, and then on the other.
- The final stage: the brick is turned over and split with one blow along the breaking line.
Usually the brick breaks quite smoothly. Of course, this won't be a perfect rift. However, no one here demands ideality. It is enough to make the break so that the half can be installed in its place. All irregularities will subsequently be filled with cement mortar, so you should not worry about this.
If, for some reason, the brick is split insufficiently well, using the same pick, all the excess is broken off piece by piece. That is, they strike with a pickaxe the excess fragments, thereby getting rid of them.
