http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SC7e8dxFZc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wY6HgWlGTDE
more to come
nice job! you guys are really doing it right. I have never tried to break a 4" block, you got me going to the home depot today… I will lt you know if i can do it or if my hand is goign to be sore for a week LOl.
Well done dude 
Makes me wanna go out and pick a fight with a building, LOL !
Well done dude
Makes me wanna go out and pick a fight with a building, LOL !
why do you gotta go around picking on buildings? WTF did they do to you?
not a real man unless u are Ku Yu Cheugn style
break 24 bricks at the same time
[QUOTE=hskwarrior;1050443]why do you gotta go around picking on buildings? WTF did they do to you?[/QUOTE]
They think they are all that with their right angles and mortar and all that other crap !
They think they are all that with their right angles and mortar and all that other crap !
AHHHH i got you. Always towering over you acting like they’re all big and bad. just steal the corner stone…phuck their corner stone G!
speaking of stoned…I’ll be right back!!!
we are not masons.
Incredible job!
Ok bought 2, 4" x 12 patio blocks form lowes on my way home form work, set one up and can not break this to save my life. whats up? did you bake yours? LOL JK
Great job. Another fun thing to do is to let that block to stand on a table vertically, and try to use your “skip in side kick” to break it. Sometime the brick will fly away without breaking.
Great job on the breaks!
Excellent to see.
Im going to have to get some new breaking in…
we are not masons.
CHINESE FREEMASONS!!!
tHE SQUARE AND COMPASS IS OF MY DESIGN THANK YOU
TEETSAO,
NICE VIDEO BROTHER. But brick don’t hit back and is no true sign of any kind of resistant fighting situation. And if you can’t do what i did in the next video …well…i don’t know WHAT to tell ya. 
Now THIS is some real fighting sh1t rightttt CHERE!!!
[QUOTE=hskwarrior;1050641]TEETSAO,
NICE VIDEO BROTHER. But brick don’t hit back and is no true sign of any kind of resistant fighting situation. And if you can’t do what i did in the next video …well…i don’t know WHAT to tell ya.
Now THIS is some real fighting sh1t rightttt CHERE!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ut-XHx6p7Q4[/QUOTE]
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thank you guys for your positive comments. this was a goal of mine t accomplish before i was 40. i made it with months to spare. so now i will refine it and make my strikes shorter.
earthdragon. it is vibrating palm. this is why we can do tis after only 4 years of training.
glad we did it when we did as i injured my shoulder benching last night. first time i have ever injured myself weightlifting. this injury will set me back a few weeks, i know.
Lay off the benching brother and let the arm heal.
Do visualizations in the mean time and get on the bench and see yourself lifting the weight you want to.
Also jow, pills, and do some shoulder movement to promote circulation.
back in no time…
[QUOTE=EarthDragon;1050617]Ok bought 2, 4" x 12 patio blocks form lowes on my way home form work, set one up and can not break this to save my life. whats up? did you bake yours? LOL JK[/QUOTE]
Hey Mike, have you done the course of training to develop iron palm through your curriculum or were you just trying out a break.
There’s no “trick” to it, the skill has to be developed through only a few prescribed methods. Most of them can be narrowed down to 2 paths direct and indirect.
I would recommend you either get dales dvd on the subject, or these fellas as they are clearly demonstrating as has Dale that they have done the training required to do these thing.
It’s a worthwhile endeavour for Kung Fu practitioners to give iron palm a go.
It can be repetitive and boring practice (that’s how I feel about it) but if you keep your eye on the prize you like many others can get through it.
Hey Mike, have you done the course of training to develop iron palm through your curriculum or were you just trying out a break.
No we have IP. I learned it form John newberry a master breaker and have done it since 1998 but not consistenlty enough I guess go lazy.
I used to pratice everyday for about 4 years and got my breaking to a decent level, blocks, bricks, and coconuts. My student even made me a couldren from a old wok for the iron shot, complete with a stand and lid cuz the powder is the messiest stuff around adn it stains. however I have not trained enough to the vibrating level teetsao is on. I am afraid i woudl have to sart over and re train and its cumbersome, with family work adn teaching. what do you think teet? would I need to strat over form strach? i remember the days of just standing there dropping the hand 1000;s and 1000’s of times adn ugggg it bored me.