Everyone is doing the One Inch Punch with the board being held still or propped between bricks, etc. No one has performed it while the board is being thrown at them mid air. This is because it requires not only power to break the board. But also 1. Timing to make contact at the precise moment and distance. 2. Full body strength to twist the hips and extend the arm at the same time the punch is being executed. 3. Speed it has to hit the board at the right time it is suspended in the air. This is a more advanced version of this "Snap Punch" and has only been seen here.
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