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Science Kyukpa: The Art of Breaking, What's the science behind?

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Darkripper
post Apr 5 2010, 01:38 AM

What do you expect?
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QUOTE(cloudstrife07 @ Apr 5 2010, 01:19 AM)
well, for starters, they do feel pain.

one of my close friend attend the Muay Thai training. for the first week he had to train his fist by pumping on the ground/gravel/whatsoeversurfaceidunno until his knuckle bleed. after some time, he said his knuckle can withstand pain already.

there's a story from his Muay Thai teacher that one of his students are too obsessed with training and fighting that the teacher couldn't put him into competition, scaring that he might kill his opponents accidentally sweat.gif this is somewhat true because one of my friend's training senior saw that student fall into a small drain and his leg, when in contact with the edge of the drain, the edge breaks and he felt no pain at all and said "oops, i broke the drain~" sweat.gif

bones can be really strong if u train them hard over the years sweat.gif
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Although i believe that martial arts "Techniques" can be used to break many strong things and make our bones hard.. .But i dont think that the drain is in 100% condition.. maybe there are already some crack... So when he fell into it... it eventually breaks..

 

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