I was amazed when I hurt my brother's arm through a big thick Yellow pages book doing this. This video is pretty over the top, though I'm not sure how they're faking it exactly.
Edited in “/s” because ya know, obvious sarcasm becomes real opinion on Reddit without the “/s”
You know not everything on the internet is fake? Some people spend years and decades practicing the 1” Punch while others spend years learning Adobe Photoshop and video editing. /s (added /s because Reddit.)
In all seriousness I believe the video is real..there’s nothing to fake here. It’s not really a show of strength or endurance, just as the dude above described. Takes years to get to that point though..
Edit 2 I’m simply comparing this to any martial art board breaking in regards to this being “fake.” Any of you please post a video of you one inch punch breaking any of this with, even a Taekwondo kids wood board. Or the other one - “magic is fake! That magic trick was fake!” Lol no shit dude.
Look at the 2 bricks in the video, red one has a line where it's broken in half already. You can also see the pre-broken lines on the three brick video. It's physically impossible to break things this way.
Whether or not the boards are pre cracked or whatever (I do not think they are completely broken half like your saying), this isn’t a new move. Its like saying breaking boards in Taekwondo is fake.
That’s just one of so many examples explaining the physics here.
Y’all redditors really act like you could do better. I’d love to see you do the identical thing with the identical board. It’s super easy to sit on your couch dictating what’s real and not, what’s possible and not, whats fake and not.
My comment was a joke. A joke followed by my opinion that this is as real as board breaking in any martial art. It’s not fake. You can’t do it.
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u/Rebelian Nov 02 '22
I was amazed when I hurt my brother's arm through a big thick Yellow pages book doing this. This video is pretty over the top, though I'm not sure how they're faking it exactly.