red
I have no doubt that the brick was still substantial, but did you notice how easily the other man picked up a half with one hand? Makes me really question the mixture used to create the bricks for these types of demonstrations.
MrPumpernickel
Thing is though, it hurts more not to be able to hit through the brick than it hurts to hit through, since then the hand has to come to a sudden stop as well.
Hence why it’s so much in your mind and not just brute force.
Pudifoot
well, red, that is sorta a no-brainer. He wouldn’t have been able to chop through most normal bricks, nor would he be able to chop through a solid steel bar. but it really does look impressive in ultra slow mo 
Chris W
looks like a breeze block brick, pretty strong but really lightweight.
Ali S.
I did not expect that to happen! The “crunch” sound really made me cringe in pain, however, the dust ripple from the brick? Awesome.
Edward
I loved it!
However, most karate bricks are treated before they are chopped: Soaking wet, in a pan of water, baked at 95C for a few hours. (or something similar)
Christophe
try that with vibrated concrete :p
isn’t that from Brainiac Science Abuse? lov’em!
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