Some video links, your thoughts?

**Trueblood** · Posted On: 11/25/2004 7:43pm

I don't think these have been posted before:
http://www.wmas.ws/videoclips.php

A lot of it is show-junk, but a couple of the techniques made me grin....

Thoughts?

**supercrap** · Posted On: 11/25/2004 7:58pm

Hmm.. In the world record attempt a couple of the breaks looked really powerful... Looked like he screwed one up, and only half the blocks broke. Then he made up for it on the next one..

People may ridicule breaking but I sure as hell couldn't do that.

**chaosexmachina** · Posted On: 11/25/2004 8:47pm

Yeah, I wish I could do that... It's definately more impressive to the ladies to break concrete blocks with my bare hands than to squeeze a guys head between my legs.

**Jekyll** · Posted On: 11/25/2004 9:00pm

What mix would you guess the concrete is in those blocks? I only saw the world record one but they didnt look much stronger then sandstone looking at the slow rate the crack moved through some of the bigger setups.

I'm genuinely curious could someone with some breaking and building expertese let me know.

**King Hippo** · Posted On: 11/25/2004 9:05pm

that board breaking is nothing.

i once derailed a train with my nut sack...

and one time i killed a water buffalo just by looking at it.

**feedback** · Posted On: 11/25/2004 9:28pm

Impressive.

**Meex** · Posted On: 11/25/2004 10:18pm

The breaking was kinda neat. Is he the guy who did the 500+ in one minute? That one was on espn. Most of the technique stuff is baically gasrden variety kempo.

`~/

**Judah Maccabee** · Posted On: 11/26/2004 9:12am

"Boards don't hit back."

Common retort:

"Neither do heavy bags."

**Jekyll** · Posted On: 11/26/2004 9:34am

Neither do sand castles.
Shodiest concrete ever.

**punchingdummy** · Posted On: 11/26/2004 9:46am

I was more impressed by the breaking than some of the other stuff (like the Richard Morris and Ron Carlson stuff). And what was that menage a trois all about?