Smash glass bottles with your fist!

Hello guys, what is your opinion on this type of training? Is this an asset for traditional training or for modern self-defense?

 

A) it's not "traditional" it's a cheap parlour trick... Using trick bottles....
B) if it's not, it's really dumb, it's very easy to cut an artery or ligament with broken glass
C) this seems relevent...



Be more like him....

 

What do you mean "training"? That seems very specific.

 

Superb technique. I particularly liked the speed with which he hid his knuckles in the crook of his elbow. Just in case...you know. I was a bit crestfallen that i couldn't watch Fury vs Wilder II this morning, but this has made up for it. None of that namby pamby gloved sport nonsense! This is da r3&l D£adlz! I think i have a bottle of Moretti around here somewhere...piece of string....

 

Use focus mitts people!!

Less clean up and works just as well..

 

It's a great way to make your hands unusable. Worse than hitting the heavy bag with bare hands. I don't think I know a single boxer, and I know quite a few, who would ever suggest doing this. What is he trying to prove other than he should have a broom and bucket handy, for at least the glass and possibly some blood.

A human's most valuable tools other than their brain are their two arms and if they're lucky, 10 digits. Frodo of the Nine Fingers, if they're really, really lucky.

 

I was just shaking my head. Why not just punch live lightbulbs, right? You might as well stick your tongue into an electrical socket, I don't know if it'll teach you anything but let's put it on Youtube.

 

Im always up for magic tricks. I would still happily go to a Shaolin show and watch a Monk break spears with his neck and stuff.

I personally dont think how some people can link that with 'traditional training'.

And people tend to get these things mixed up. Traditional training (and by that we really mean the kung fu community) was "stuff we did to train cos we didnt have the technology back then, or we broke and we gotta use what we have"

Do some things stay with the test of time? Yes.
Is punching glass bottles one of them? As a party trick yes. As a training tool? No.

 

Kannst du im Video sehen, wie die Faust das Ziel trifft? Ich sehe es nicht wirklich. Müssen Sie mit der Hand oder mit der ganzen Faust auf die Knöchel schlagen? Wenn ich es tue, tut es einfach weh?

 

Can you see in the video how the fist hits the target? I don't really see it. Do you have to hit your ankles with your hand or with your whole fist? When I do it just hurts?

 

Don't do this with real bottles it's dangerous!

 

And stupid. It serves literally no purpose.

 

Ihr Alter spielt keine Rolle, es sei denn, Sie sind eine Flasche Wein ...
Ich habe jetzt ein paar Dinge ausprobiert: Mit dem Holzgriff eines Schraubenziehers habe ich ungefähr die gleiche Menge auf verschiedene Flaschen geschlagen. Ich hatte den Eindruck, dass die Stabilität sehr unterschiedlich ist. Einige Flaschen brechen einfach leichter als andere. Champagnerflaschen sind unzerstörbar!
Ich werde wieder die vielversprechendste Flasche kaufen, dann muss ich nur noch trinken ...
Aber kann es auch sein, dass die Flasche im Video schon einen Riss hatte ..... Oder irre ich mich?

 

Google translate says:

"Your age doesn't matter unless you're a bottle of wine ... I have now tried a few things: with the wooden handle of a screwdriver I hit about the same amount on different bottles. I had the impression that the stability is very different. Some bottles just break more easily than others. Champagne bottles are indestructible! I will buy the most promising bottle again, then all I have to do is drink ... But can it also be that the bottle in the video already had a crack ..... Or am I wrong?"


Do not do this.... It is very dangerous....

It is also just a trick bottle.

 

Excuse me. Your age doesn't matter unless you're a bottle of wine ...
I have a couple of things now: with the wooden handle of a screwdriver, I got the same amount on different bottles. I got the impression that the right one is very personal. Some bottles just break different than others. Champagne bottles are indestructible!
I'll die again and buy the right bottle, then all I have to do is drink ...
But can it also be that the bottle in the video already had a crack ..... Or am I wrong?