Koga Yamabushi Ninjitsu master Frank W Dux demonstrates the Dim Mak. He breaks only the Bottom Brick through kinetic energy. #ninja #martialarts #frankdux
Your son and my son are in the same school. Frank sees my son's skill. And he desires to learn martial science too. "What do you mean by martial science?" Frank tells me you came to America to grow vines.
After taping this, Frank proceeded to KO everyone in studio in record time. Fastest KO of keygrip was 2.5 seconds Fastest KO of best boy by kick was 4.2 second at 74mph And fastest KO of entire food service team (5 members minimum) was 13 seconds flat. Truly the greatest
The small brown bricks do not brake easy. They spread the pressure in a big area, as the first brick is also above the same small brown brick, the pressure is absorved by a big area so the first brick won't break. The last brick breaks because it is held by it's sides. Just a trick. 🙂
TLDR: To put it plain and simple = have you ever in your life, punched a brick? fuck the brick- go outside and find a tree, and try to put your hand THROUGH the tree; don't just give it a tap, ignore everything you think you know about a tree, and try to level the bitch with your closed fist. See how many of those you get through before your hand is a mangled mess. People should not "wanna learn martial arts to fight", that is a single facet of the ends they are working towards . . . "people should wanna learn law so they can win arguments" like....yea. . . but also for like 1001 other reasons. . .that's not even the CENTRAL reason . . .People should want to learn martial arts because of the mental physical and spiritual wellbeing it provides, for the tenets it proffers that will improve your happiness and wellbeing and self-assuredness, expand your horizons and provide you with skillsets. Fighting being ONE of those skillsets...you mistake the single leaf for a whole tree, and forget that tree is part of a forest sir. I elaborate on what I mean: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ EDIT: nothing I've posted here is an attempt to convince anyone that frank dux is telling the truth I don't know shit about that I'm not touching that I don't care.
Even when they are specifically teaching you the steps for how to fight they do not do so for just for it's own sake-they don't make you wear a uniform to school because of a vested interest in the clothing company either like, things are for more reasons than just "to do it" like do you see what I'm saying? They are giving you the confidence in your abilities to stand up for what you believe in when called, the power to fight for it when opposed, and the tenacity to defend it when threatened, the courage to act on it, and the mental fortitude to only act on it at the appropriate times(what those times are may differ but again, as far as I'm aware none of them say all the time on anyone for anything just go hard like XD) as opposed to tryna axe-kick-unconscious every dick-head who cuts in line or assumes your preferred adverbs or otherwise offends you somehow. They are trying to teach people to curb anger and irrationality in such circumstances and only fight for causes that are actually worthy, which has added benefit of deterring a lot of senseless violence.. you've been taught not to, and you've been taught so it also now doesn't happen to you, doubly impactful.
He's waiting for you to die, and then will go public with a sealed envelope with a note inside stating, "I predict my Dim Mak will kill Bernardo H. on (insert day of your death)."
I happen to know for fact that Frank W. Dux is for real. I too had a very interesting career in the military and CIA. It all started when I was 16 years old. Due to my martial arts prowess, I was recruited by the U.S. Navy and flew M1 Abrams tanks off carriers for them. I served in the same squadron with Tom Cruise, Val Kilmer, and Flash Gordon (he was best man at my wedding to Miss Saigon). I even went to Top Gun School with Tom and Val and won the Trophy. My Tank racked up more kills than all the other tanks in my Squadron, combined. Later on, my Squadron CO accused me of being TOO aggressive. So I had to knock him out with a spinning Flying Squirrel kick to the balls. Needless to say, I spent some time in the brig where the guards made us prisoners fight in Kumite style Death Matches which they took bets on. The guards would host the matches and secretly bring in VIPs from high levels of govt and industry. Some of the people who watched me fight were the President of the United States, the VP, Secretary of Defense, Senators, Congressmen, Pat Sajack from Wheel of Fortune, and the manager of the Waffle House. After executing several hundred prisoners, it was determined that I was too deadly to be kept in the brig so I was transferred over to the U.S. Coast Guard where I flew B-2 Stealth Bombers because they were short pilots and bombardiers. I never needed a bombardier on my crew because I can use my Chi to guide bombs to the target with pinpoint accuracy. After single handedly destroying an entire Afghan city full of Taliban Buddhists, I was recruited by the CIA. I can't talk much about what I did for the CIA, but let's just say I have more confirmed kills than ALL OTHER CIA Agents, Army SEALs, Navy Delta Forces, Air Force Recon, and Marine Corps Para Rescue... COMBINED. Due to my amazing prowess in the field, the Director of the CIA personally selected me to become the youngest ever, and one of only 12 Pokemon trainers in the entire CIA. You gotta a catch 'em all.... that's what I did. Due to the extremely high classification of the project and need for absolute secrecy, our Base of Operations was the Psych Ward at Bethesda Naval Hospital. It was there that I became familiar with prison type/suicide watch operations. Consequently, my final classified mission was coordinating with British SAS, the Royal Family, and Hillary Clinton to help out my and Hillary's good friend Jeffrey Epstein with his assisted suicide.... Since retiring, the CIA has been nice enough to provide housing for me at the Greenview Psychiatric Hospital. Because there have been multiple attempts on my life by Russian Spetznatz, Yakuza Ninjas as well as Sub-Saharan Oompa-Loompa commandos; they've also provided me with a substantial guard detail while I write my memoirs. My publisher is already in negotiations with Disney and it looks like we're well on our way to my life story becoming part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe....whatever the hell that is.... Bottom line is, there are a lot of people out there who pretend to be something they're not. Everything in my life story is 100% factual. I know because I lived it. People like Dux, Steven Segal, Van Damnit, Stallone, the Power Rangers (briefly served with them too), the Teletubbies, Zoolander...these are all great Patriotic Americans but at the end of the day when you compare their on or off-screen achievements to mine.... I simply make them all look like sopping wet, velvet-lined pussies.... Not bragging... Just stating fact.... Semper Flatulence...
Imagine how it must have felt being a kid in the 80's watching this guy on TV. I don't care if he's a complete fraud. The character he created and story he made up for himself inspired so many people around the world to take up martial arts. Bloodsport is a classic movie. And that was a pretty cool trick.
Frank fought in real kumite to the death he is no fraud. His Dim Mak is perfected 100 percent. Bloodsport was based of him and he would mop the floor over bruce lee any day. I know for a fact bruce lee was scared of frank.
@@oldschoolfoil2365 Kumite did exist but NOT Frank Dux version of it. There are no actual evidence of the place existing. His military service record is a lie, the military itself even debunked this. His sensei Tanaka was not even a real person. So many people like Jean Claude had confirm his story was made up. If you do the math his win record doesn’t add up. Frank said he won 52 consecutive wins. If you put that in with all the fighters that were in the tournament, then that means he was in over a quadrillion matches, which is scientifically impossible. Ain’t no way in hell a place like in Bloodsport could’ve been kept a secret with that many people
@@darnell7871 Do you think real kumite would be released to the public?. under ground fighting is real the stakes are high so is the money. All the top mafia bosses run them. However some footage can be found on the deep web old but very real. Bloodsport and wrongbet is based of reality.
@@oldschoolfoil2365 Never said Underground fighting or Kumite didn’t existed, only Franks Dux version of the Kumite he participated in. There’s been so many sources that confirmed that his story was BS. And Frank boasting a 56 consecutive knockout record is LUDICROUS. Like we’re dudes lining up to get hit?? That would never happen in real life. Plus if it was 56, and if you estimate the total amount of fighters in the Kumite as well, that would mean that there were over quadrillions of contestants, WHICH IS IMPOSSIBLE. That’s way too many people for there not to raise any attention
Little known fact: Frank was also supremely skilled in manufacturing luxury bedding products and founded Dux mattress. It complimented his knock out artist skills well. Opponents surely needed a finely crafted mattress with full support after getting a 222 mph roundhouse kick to the temple.
The tiles support the centre and allow force to be transferred in exactly the way required. The bottom brick is only supported at the very edges. Basically the bottom brick has TERRIBLE support and only needs a fraction of the force to break it
Yeah he turned out to be a crazy fraud. All those years I thought that tournament actually took place. I mean he really is a talented Marrial Artist but he lied about the whole Kumite! It never happened! Oh well......it was still a hell-of-a-novie!!!!
what are the odds that the only brick without a steel plate supporting it would be the only one to break?? this guy is clearly the james bond of ninjas, who were the james bonds of japan, which was the james bond of countries
I fought Dux in the Kumite where I was knocked out before time itself could move. I became irate with him after awakening backstage and returned with a gun. He made me eat the gun after shoving it down my throat and putting all of the bullets I had fired at him into the pocket if my gi. He is 100% the real deal.
Really I was in the cia with the guy we blew up some fuel station in Nicaragua and then we sold his sword he won in the kumite to save a boat full of orphans from pirates and thwart their plans to assassinate steven segual so he couldn't teach anyone else martial arts dux was next on the list
Always thought Chong Li would have been even more frightening in this movie if they gave him zero lines to say... except for one word at the end... "MATTE!"
Hes real. I was trained by him in a urinal in Vietnam. I then rescued 303 philipeno orphans in a solo mission. After I went on to slay the Jaberwoky and save Narnia.
So in order to perform the dim mak, you need to surgically implant a tile under your enemy's skin. Then have them hold a second tile against the outside of their skin. Once that is accomplished, strike the outside tile and their organs will explode without breaking the outside or implanted tiles! Amazing!
Check out the boxer rebellion, superstition is a powerful weapon in real wars. In that war martial artists used fake bullets to prove they were invicible and gained new recruits.
Back in the seventies and eighties, just about everybody in the US (and probably most of the world) believed that one could perform superhuman feats by taking martial arts classes. We didn't have mma as a testing ground for martial arts. We've learned a lot since the beginning of UFC and people are not as gullible anymore. Anybody boasting now has to be able to back it up on the octagon because boasters no longer get a free pass.
In the movie, there was a huge stack of bricks with no ceramic tiles in between, and Frank absolutely VAPORIZED the bottom brick in a massive explosion!!!! 😂 💥
Its a trick, the same principle as using a spring loaded center punch on a car window. The smaller tiles in the center transfer the force into the center of the lower brick, at its weakest point between the 2 support block. Anyone can do this. You don't even need that much force.
@@iLL_Corvo Exactly. I keep asking all the people with that same comment to do a video of them performing the act, but after 5-years, I finally gave up asking.
That's how the death touch works. It's the speed in the hand pushing the air molecules through the solid object. I have a degree in ninjitsu and studied under Grand Master Dux. You can try and mislead people with your video trickery but this is a very complex technique taught since the Ming Dynasty.
Yes, concrete has very strong compression strength and weak tensile strength. The top brick is the compression and the bottom one is the tensile. That’s why in a concrete slab, the most important rebars are on the bottom part of the slab. Nothing impressive about what he did, breaking both would be harder
Most people say that Frank Dux's Ninjutsu is fake but I have seen many, many of his techniques. They are the same that we are taught in Togakure Ryu. How then can they be fake if our techniques are the same? He wasn't taught by Hatsumi or Stephen Hayes but one thing is for sure, the person who taught him was definitely Ninja.
@@archvilethe87th60 , then l guess it was Larping that saved my life and enabled me to break one guys arm, stab the other in the neck with his own knife and kick the third club wielding guy in the groin when l was mugged by 3 guys. Sparring with them would have ended up in my funeral for sure!! This happened on 16th December 2005.
Of course the bottom one will break! The upper layers are reinforced with the iron plates prohibiting them from bending and cracking. Durp. I could do the Dim Mok with no training too if this was the case. Do it with NO iron plates!! After all these years how I have NOT seen this video til now??
I once emailed Dux (and Ashida Kim) inviting them to come to my local dojo in LA for a sparring challenge and our dojo was even willing to pay for their flight. In true Ninja fashion, they were silent and nowhere to be found. Frauds will say anything until you call them out.
Dux is a fraud but even any actual martial arts master would also avoid the ridiculous “dojo call out”. Especially from nobodies and for no reason. There can’t be anything more annoying to a good martial arts instructor than to get constant call outs from wannabe tough guys.
"Ninjas were the James Bond of Japan... ::cut to montage of a suave ninja:: "Double-sake, ginjo, not junmai." Kunoichi: "I'm the money." Ninja: "Every yen of it." Ninja: You expect me to talk?" Shogun: "No, Fuma-san, I expect you to... ::ninja spontaneously combusts into a cloud of powder, but then appears to jump out a window:: ".....vanish."
When I was in high school, I could do the coin trick. I made a pretty girl a couple grades ahead of me say "HOW DID YOU DO THAT!" I just smiled and walked away.
@@chiefsteps-in-poo6538 then after you smiled and walked away, the guy you snatched the coin from grabbed the pretty girl and said, "Now I show you some trick or two!"
True truth of kogaru yamabushi is not hurt only escape heal help those that understand that power/energy is global/aura surrounding total peace as if walking upstream of anything flowing downward negative Niagara falls or lies
JVD would maul this guy lol All Bullshit!! I remember when I first watched Bloodsport and this is the guy it was based on. Only to find out it was a lie Anyone remember those records in the end that were listed Ha Haha
I did this once, by accident. I was trying to break a stack of four 1-inch thick pine boards without spacers in between. The bottom board broke cleanly and was the only one.
He talks up the little plates as being "easy to break" because they aren't. They're probably copper, iron or slate. The little plates are there to transfer the energy of his punch, the top brick being braced symmetrically on both sides by the plates is therefore also turned into a conduit, leaving the only place vulnerable to the energy of his hit the bare bottom side of the bottom brick. You can do this at home with soapstone. Its basic high school Physics.
Say what you want about Frank Dux, but the man clearly knows his stuff and is a legitimate Martial artist. Bloodsport changed the world of martial arts forever. There is no denying that. Let's even say creative license was took in Bloodsport, someone taught Frank Dux the man this stuff. Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. Many great martial artists have known him for ages and vouched.for him.
The din macgg touch only becomes real after you looked at it with dealing it has been done by your glare, touch or thought then if channeled correct it works with great mixture of self awareness and humility of the power, knowledge and ability your mind now possesses through welcomed practise through time
"He says he's from the tanaka clan" "Who cares if Bruce Springsteen his shidoshi" "Do a dim mak" Pick a brick Uuuummmm this one Bottom one!!!!!!! Funny music Aaaarrrggghhhhhh!!!!!!! Do you accept his invitation guys
All over the underst stone can not brake. Only the last stone has the space to brake down. All other stones are like a one and only mass without space to brake down.
Have you witnessed Master Kens psychic ability to answer questions before they are asked? Ken: A pie eating contest, a pie eating contest... Question: What was the last thing won by Steven Segal.
How dare you insult the great Sensei Master Superintendent Seagal! Every night his glorious ponytail detaches from his head to fight crime so you can enjoy freedom, only to return by morning so that Grandmaster President Steven can make realistically possible action films to give us hope. When you have singlehandedly saved the entire panda population by successfully mating two straight, male pandas like Super Sorcerer but not Wizard Steven Seagal then you can talk.
I make the reference all the time. With the thumbs up and everything. Nobody gets it. Idk what about it made that scene so iconic to me but it stuck with me!
@@TortureBot You must be thinking of the little Chinese dude with the mullet and sunglasses, he was small. The old man who said "ok USA!!" in the alley, he was pretty damn big
@@crimsontide1980 His head and voice were the only thing that looked big really. But I admit, the way they filmed him, he looks as tall as Dux. Jackson just dwarfs everyone in that scene. Still didn't expect that voice out of him.
