This is the conditioning book. The book details how to condition the hand to withstand pressure of Iron Palm strikes, the changing process that gives a practitioner a deadly palm, as well as the physics for breaking objects. Also outlines how to avoid the pitfalls of training with fraudulent teachers and the damage from improper training.
Book 1: Iron Palm Fundamentals
Grandmaster Brian Gray
ISBN: 978-1-932078-89-3, July 2008, 110 pages, 7×10, sc
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
Chapter 1—History
- Martial Arts Evolved in China
- The Value of Herbal Knowledge
- Beware of Those Hiding Behind Lineage Charts
- Best Iron Palm Method
Chapter 2—Conditioning the Palm
- The Superior Iron Palm Method
- Iron Palm Training
- Dried Peas
- Hand Conditioning Positions
- Apply Liniment
- How May Liniments Are Necessary?
- The Conditioning Routine
- How Often Should You Condition?
- Keeping the Hand Charged
- Training Hazards
- Correct Age to Start Conditioning
Chapter 3—How to Break Solid Objects
- Why Break Boards and Bricks?
- To Understand Advanced Breaking, Master the Fundamentals
- Wood
- Breaking Solid Quantity Versus Stacked Quantity
- Imitation is No Substitute for Real Knowledge
- Brick
- Marble Blocks
- Stone
- Hands and Feet
- The Nine Principles of Breaking
Chapter 4—Fraudulent Breaking Methods
- Master is More than Just Being Able to Break
- Palm Heel Strike is Not Iron Palm
- The Ninja Mystique
Chapter 5—Striking with the Iron Palm
- Levels of Intensity while Striking
- Grandmaster Gray’s Appearance on ABC-TV’s “Evening Magazine”
- Selective Breaking
- Preserving the Integrity of the Art
- There Is No Need for Secrecy in the Iron Palm
Chapter 6—Dark Cults and the Martial Arts
- A Never Before Published Article
- Do Cults Exist in the Martial Arts?
Chapter 7-—Times I’ve Used My Iron Palm
- How Do We Know What Is Effective?
- Skills from Real Life Battles Are Important
- The Power of the Iron Palm is No Exaggeration
- My Days as a Bouncer
Chapter 8—Warnings From an Iron Palm Master
- Why I Wrote My First Book
- Use Only Proven Liniments
- Why I Stay Involved
Chapter 9—Iron Palm Injuries
- The Dangers of Improper Training
- Slapping a Concrete Slab
- Breaking Too Large a Stack
- Simple Training Rules
Chapter 10—Questioning Iron Palm Practices
- There is Nothing Wrong with a Proper and Polite Question
- Know Your Formula
- Do You Want to be a Magician or a Martial Artist?
- Poisonous and Non-Poisonous Iron Palm
- Final Warning
ISBN: 978-1-932078-89-3
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