breaking and breaking?

[taezee]

sorry brother this was back in the day i dont even think they invented camcorders yet....im talking about back when run dmc were just starting out..the days of afrika bambatta and grand master flash..whoa i just caught myself im starting to sound like an elder..anybody got some pokeman cards they want to trade..and by the way im sitting here watching cartoons and eating a big bowl of captian crunch..still a kid at heart

[Warlock]

Hi,

 

Hey never guess what I Break Dance and Its tiring but a lot of fun thats why its my life long dream but my second life long dream is to become a karate instructor and start my own club and maybe even my own assosiation.

 

C U L8R.

 

 

 

[thaiboxerken]

Actually breakdancing has roots from Capoeria. Capoerista's in Harlem started to go away from the "fighting" aspect and just took it straight to dancing. If you ever get a chance to train in Capoeria, and you like to break dance, you'll see the similarities and probably even learn better "moves" for your dance arsenal.

 

I have very limited training in Capoeria and I must say that it is very fun.

 

 

[MuayTB1]

Breaking many board dosen't mean you know how to really fight and defect most people. I know my teacher's frist served the rolay family of Korea( as a body gaurd ) and he can smash into hung blocks of ice, brick and even stones. But, he can't even open a soda bottle because he lost his hand movement ( he can grabe somthing but he can't flex them out )

 

Anyway, you have two choice or both. One is to build up rough skin on your hand by punching soft but rough bag, rub you hand on the carpet.

 

Second is to build up bone and harden them by punching hard objects.

[moobrack]

Yes I agree.If you can break stones doesn't mean that you are good at fighting.You could have crap speed,control and can not evade techniques.

 

That is my theory

 

 

[kajugangsta]

I think I saw a rerun of that, was it the U.S open creative breaking? Anyways I break but we break differently from what you saw. Those guys used alot of power you can tell by the way there feet leave the ground and how there hands go straight through the bricks. I learned to break by using speed,snap, and limited power. In my training I have to condition my hands. Especially my two knuckles. That hurts the most. Its all about Conditioning your hand and proper technique and practice, practice, practice

[Patrick]

Welcome Kanjuganatsa.

 

 

[iamrushman]

welcome to this forum KAJUGANSTA........

 

 

[Valn]

I will only say this "Boards don't hit back" by Bruce Lee

[iamrushman]

niether does a heavy bag but we use those........

 

(see the breaking thread in the taekwondo section).........