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<blockquote data-quote="samsamsam" data-source="post: 634873" data-attributes="member: 4381">^^ Aren't those practitioners who break those boards/bricks allowed time to prepare for the blow? Meaning it always seems like they are allowed as much time as needed to rehearse before hitting it. When do you get that chance in a real fight? &quot;Hold on a second, I need about 30 seconds to prepare my death blow.&quot;My experience of the people commenting on boxing is one of sharing information. However, you seem to be coming from a place of how much better your choice of self defense is superior to anything else. Which can never be proven. But you seem dead set on making sure that whatever you have invested time in is superior to protect your ego. I thought martial arts was to teach you not to have an ego, not to engage in unnecessary &quot;confrontations&quot;, etc.Anyway here is a guy breaking some bricks using a towel to protect his hand.[MEDIA=youtube]2rD4eah-j_Y[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="samsamsam, post: 634873, member: 4381"] ^^ Aren't those practitioners who break those boards/bricks allowed time to prepare for the blow? Meaning it always seems like they are allowed as much time as needed to rehearse before hitting it. When do you get that chance in a real fight? "Hold on a second, I need about 30 seconds to prepare my death blow." My experience of the people commenting on boxing is one of sharing information. However, you seem to be coming from a place of how much better your choice of self defense is superior to anything else. Which can never be proven. But you seem dead set on making sure that whatever you have invested time in is superior to protect your ego. I thought martial arts was to teach you not to have an ego, not to engage in unnecessary "confrontations", etc. Anyway here is a guy breaking some bricks using a towel to protect his hand. [MEDIA=youtube]2rD4eah-j_Y[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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