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Your thoughts on martial arts striking styles that do not practise board
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<blockquote data-quote="davide" data-source="post: 2289847" data-attributes="member: 210990"><p>I used to break boards in the Chung Do Kwan class I was in. I have broken flaming concrete patio blocks and enough lumber to build a small tree house. While impressive looking, and great for demos, it has nothing to do with Martial arts. I have never in my entire life been attacked by a board. It really has limited benefits, power can be demonstrated just as effectively on a heavy bag. Toughening of hands and feet can be accomplished much more effectively with a makiwara. Both of these methods do not carry the same risks as breaking. When done properly breaking does not damage the fist or foot, but one small mistake can lead to serious damage. In my opinion the benefits or just not worth the risk.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="davide, post: 2289847, member: 210990"] I used to break boards in the Chung Do Kwan class I was in. I have broken flaming concrete patio blocks and enough lumber to build a small tree house. While impressive looking, and great for demos, it has nothing to do with Martial arts. I have never in my entire life been attacked by a board. It really has limited benefits, power can be demonstrated just as effectively on a heavy bag. Toughening of hands and feet can be accomplished much more effectively with a makiwara. Both of these methods do not carry the same risks as breaking. When done properly breaking does not damage the fist or foot, but one small mistake can lead to serious damage. In my opinion the benefits or just not worth the risk. [/QUOTE]
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