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RabidAlien
1st Lieutenant
And I'm sure that's an authentic pair of Nike's he's wearing, too. 
Seriously, though, these guys are amazing, and the things they train themselves to do are simply mind-boggling. Case in point: my mind is boggled.
Seriously, though, these guys are amazing, and the things they train themselves to do are simply mind-boggling. Case in point: my mind is boggled.
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
DAM!
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Your's and mine both RA! The law of physics says that's not possible but they prove it wrong.
wheelsup_cavu
1st Sergeant
Wheels
BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
I tend to disagree with you, ABW.
I think that there's a lot more possible than we tend to think in the physical world, we "just" need to rediscover the limits.
And I also think that human beings is capable of doing a lot more than we think, meaning: outside of the tin-foil-hat area.
I think we can do incredible things if we get properly trained from an early age, and this guy just proves it.
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
I guess I should have finished my thought. I agree with you in all respects Maria. The mind can make the body do some unbelievable things. I know this from experience. I'm actually fed up with scientist.
B-17engineer
Colonel
Yea... the only thing where do you find the time and place to train like that.....
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
You make time.
BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
You give your kid away to get him trained with the Shaolin monks when he's 2-3 years old, and when he's a teenager, he can do stuff like that if he keeps at his training.
Hm, this sure beats kids running around with their baseball caps worn bass-ackwards, and their trousers around their ankles any day, in my eyes...
Hm, this sure beats kids running around with their baseball caps worn bass-ackwards, and their trousers around their ankles any day, in my eyes...
Thorlifter
Captain
Rednecks have a phrase that fits this, but with different results......
"Hey bubba, watch this!"
"Hey bubba, watch this!"
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
LMAO
buffnut453
Captain
Pong
Staff Sergeant
Amazing and like RA said, mind boggling.
It is amazing what they can do, can't be too healthy though, especially if it goes a bit wrong
Velius
Airman 1st Class
I tend to disagree with you, ABW.
I think that there's a lot more possible than we tend to think in the physical world, we "just" need to rediscover the limits.
And I also think that human beings is capable of doing a lot more than we think, meaning: outside of the tin-foil-hat area.
I think we can do incredible things if we get properly trained from an early age, and this guy just proves it.
What's the point in doing something like that (point.....ah-ha ha). I don't mean any disrespect to the physical and mental training needed to do that (which no doubt must have been intense for several years), but how often will you get to use that skill in a practical way? That's just my thoughts though from one who still wears a tin-foil hat
Still...that is amazing!
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Colin1
Senior Master Sergeant
I don't think it's regarded as a 'skill' as such, more an exercise in mental discipline
Mind over matter and all that
Butters
Senior Airman
Nothing they're doing contravenes the laws of physics in the slightest. That is one of the oldest tricks in the book. It's about weight distribution, not 'mind over matter'.
JL
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