what you think about this picture
By jugernaut
@jugernaut (262)
India
    November 18, 2006 7:16am CST
                         
            what you think about this picture.
do want to do this
do you like this picture
if you have any questions you are welcome.
8 responses
         @annihilus (2180)
 • Italy
                    18 Nov 06
                    Nothing special! it is one of thousands demo. Not so dangerous! it is ridicolous tell this dangerous! If you need to see something very hard and dangerous see the Kyokushinkay Kaiken (by Masutatsu Oyama) competitions openened to every martial art style. In the 70ers they were in Hong Kong. If here there are japanese people they can tell more about this I think and hope!).
                    @jugernaut (262)
 • India
                            20 Nov 06
                                    
                            why nothing special about it? have you tried it? do you know how to do it? 
As far as the degree of danger is concerned i agree with you that it not as dangerous and special as kyokushinkay kaiken demonstrations. 
There is always a danger of breaking of neck.
More over if you can do more dangerous skills than that that then it is very good thing.
Plz let me know.
                             @maheshkalwani (1308)
 • India
                    18 Nov 06
                    nice i always wanted to learn martial arts but cant do cos i am in boxing now.....
                    @jugernaut (262)
 • India
                            18 Nov 06
                                    
                            boxing is also a form of martial art. every way of fighting is called martial arts. 
if want to learn to learn you can still learn.
                            @jugernaut (262)
 • India
                            18 Nov 06
                                    
                            ya it is martial arts. this is basically for demonstratio purposes. grest amount of skill is required for this. it is also dangerous to do, there is no scope of error.
                            
 
                             
                        

 
                    






