I Trained Like Bruce Lee for 7 Days

[@hafu]

Thanks for the Dit Da Jow recommendation guys!! Can strangers break a board with an one inch punch? ▸ kzbin.info/www/bejne/n17ConZrgpWVr80

[@knightrider321]

First

[@Likemycomment408]

2nd

[@nxshnair5376]

Sir I can do two finger push up but I can't do two finger push in one hand

[@nxshnair5376]

iam follow Bruce Lee workout

[@nxshnair5376]

I am just 18

[@ХамитЮсуп-т5ь]

10:11 - Bruce Lee indeed has insane willpower. Most of the people would give up but he refused. It's very touching. Bruce Lee deserves to be a symbol of hope

[@johnreidy2804]

And an example not to do as many drugs as he did, or to cheat on your wife as he did

[@josephsalmonte4995]

​@@johnreidy2804Get a life you bum

[@OfficialTheRealM.A.D]

I love how Hafu never gives up and keeps trying until he finally succeeds, it's really motivational for me

[@hafu]

Gotta go beyond

[@mellonhead9568]

@@hafu the trick to a one inch punch is wrist torque (down up)which is basic Wing Chun.. its kinda like a spring with potential energy stored up... in combination with a slide step foward otherwise ur just leaning foward with no base support

[@keykey2839]

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@keykey2839]

Sorry i say ကီးကီး

[@keykey2839]

@@hafu can you do 1 finger push up

[@nihalshafiq2778]

The last one was not a one inch punch, it took more distance.

[@andy1986a]

Haha more like the second and 3rd

[@issahazkins812]

Cool I wasn’t the only one who peeped lol

[@hafu]

Wait let me take out the ruler

[@manoharauchiha]

@@hafu it was like 3 inch punch

[@andy1986a]

@@hafu what a rubber one ? Good job anyway 👍

[@simonflaig8661]

First, I'm far away from a pro, but I did Wing Chun for some years. Let me mention some points. 1. You shoult strengthen your wrist and turn the fist up, so that the punch hit with the three knuckles of middle, ring and little finger. That would damage your hand less. Also the movement should start with the hand hanging down, while movement you make the fist and turn the fist up until the wrist locks. This has two improvements: the arm geths stiffer because more muscles are tensed. And that little additional movement gives an extra big impact. 2. While your punch you went forward, but your left shoulder moves backward. This is energy going into false direction. All your mass should move forward. 3. You legs and body should be tensed like a spring before the punch/movement and explode forward while. You can see the smal forward and up movement also in Bruce Lees videos. This saved energy goes right into the punch. Would be nice to see another video whrer you try to improve the technique.

[@SniperBeast117]

bro punch with your pinky and its gonna get smoked

[@LotusLover123]

I heard wing chun isnt practical in a real fight 🤔

[@simonflaig8661]

I think that is not true, because Wing Chun is developed only for that, fiting and selve defance. Not for competition, like Karate.

[@brianlam4101]

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[@ZoeysMusings]

Your knuckles have literally been to hell and back 😭It's amazing to see how strong your body has become since you started training with Master Yendi. Proud of you, Hafu!

[@hafu]

Yeah no more punching videos for a while lol

[@alexbethea6592]

Bruce Lee's training was a life long obsession and he had what I call "super dense muscle". I have known a few with the same physique as him in my life and it takes a lot longer than 7 days to get muscles like steel cable. If you're still interested, increase all vitamin and iron intake and build up to his training over 6 months. Then you might be able to one-inch punch clean holes in plywood. After a year, maybe you can do three plywood.

[@johndough8115]

One does not need to have insane muscle strength, to have lethal levels of Inch-Impact potentials. At a very thin 6ft tall, 150lbs, I was Knocking out fighters with ease, from my lead hand. Less than 6" of travel, and I never used more than 15 to 20%, of the power that I was capable of delivering. The power mainly comes from developing far more "Quick Twitch" muscle fibers.. and then training them to react precisely, within millisecond time-units. Lee was said to weigh something like 135 lbs. Yet he was able to deliver a strike from a few inches, that caused one of his demo-guys to have to call in sick to work the next day... due to unbearable pains in his chest. If one only build up strong muscles.. then you develop a body builder type of body... that is not that flexible, and is very "Slow" in its acceleration. Instead, you want something that is far closer to a Gymnast's, or Climbers, body. Strong, flexible, agile, and quick. Lee actually mentions that he had gotten to a point in his training, where he realized that his bulky heavy muscle mass was slowing him down. At that point, he changed his routine, and lost a bunch of the bulk, and regained the much quicker acceleration, in his movements. Instead, he focused on useful strength, rather than "Showy" bulk.

[@gmork1090]

@M A T From the ground? You're using your hip, not some shonen anime energy transference technique.

[@ALtheelectrician]

​​@@gmork1090truth is all that is right. I favor a balanced approach. Yes you lose speed with bulk but a bulky guy once carried Bruce Lee off set and he was powerless to break loose. Speed wouldn't save him there. Brute power generally makes up a ton for lack of skill. Then once you have power focus on maxing our reps quickly and explosively. This develops speed. Mechanics such as hip movement increases leverage from the ground which I think that's what the guy was talking about. It's no magic earth bending chi stuff. It's just using the ground as leverage for your strikes and driving the hip to snap that strike into your target. This takes years to develop. Basically you turn yourself from Bruce Lee to Francis Ngannou.

[@professionalidiot8825]

This man is gonna become the main character with these training videos

[@hafu]

if you're subscribe to this channel, then you got main character energy

[@pilot1730]

@@hafu can you do actual 1 inch punch on the lvl 3 and 1 hand 2 finger push up thats what bruce lee actually did 1 hand 2 finger push up

[@professionalidiot8825]

@@hafu lets go baby!

[@agiqorr]

@@pilot1730 bro i can do 1 hand 1 finger pushup 💀 and i swear to God im not lying, i mean thats what being a bruce lee fan is 🤷‍♂️

[@pilot1730]

@@agiqorr how many can you do 1 hand 1 finger push up?

[@MPB059]

Hey bro I admire your dedication to learn Bruce Lee training! I rewatched Enter the Dragon the other night and I have decided I’m going to my first Jeet Kune Do class!

[@UpDownAndUnder]

INF means infinite. he never died, he's just still doing his workout somewhere.

[@TheKamiBunny]

We used to do 2 finger pushups for sprinting. It was fun and also helped with stabilizing your starting position.

[@dr.s.p.]

We used to transition from finger press-ups to then do thumb press-ups. The hands have to be in front of the body to do them and at my best I could only do 3. The one inch punch is achieved by pointing the hand down to start and snapping the lower knuckles into the punch, as the knees suddenly give and you snap down and twist dramatically as the shoulder also drops into the punch. Done together there is a big wave resulting in a kinetic snap forward with the whole body.

[@gaminggrandmaster]

This man prooves any new thing can be learn in 7 days . 🙏

[@AaronProOPmodeUltraX]

Or in 1 week

[@vinit4200]

Your every content is beyond our imagination.. hats of to you.. and love your every video🖤🖤

[@hafu]

Probably cuz I go beyond ;)

[@matthewvarnam4302]

I admire the training and the effort and confidence you had while making this video you put a lot into this but really that's not a 1" inch Punch it's more like 3" inches...but really I think you did a very good job. You can get more strength and power out of that Punch by making your wrist and forearm stronger and always when you punch put your HIP into it. And also when you Punch you hit with the 3 bottom knuckles pinky ring and middle knuckles. I got all that out of one of Bruce Lee's books.

[@atuliyengar9638]

i think the one-inch punch refers to the distance between the wrist and the target, which depends on your hands

[@Sensei_Wu19]

@@atuliyengar9638 hed take back his fist every time he would try and break the second and third board thats why he was able to do it

[@matthewvarnam4302]

@@atuliyengar9638 The 1 inch Punch is when you Make a fist and put a quarter in between the Target and your fist that will be about 1 inch.

[@pauldeklerk8958]

The three knuckles in punching is actually just something you learn in kung-fu

[@kephenrai22]

Also, I've tied cinderblocks to the side (medial) side of my feet with block flush to ground with block and foot soles. Then toss kicks or high knees. It, for me, helped to increase qi flow thru hips to fists. And of course front and side kicks and round houses

[@mediamanjamessmith251]

Just came across your channel and this is the third video I’ve seen of yours (after Iron Crotch & Iron Fist). Greatly entertained and impressed by your work and dedication. Subscribed Also Bruce Lee is the closest real life example we have ever have to Son Goku

[@rahulshendre7089]

Bruce Lee is a legend, I literally have a statue of him (made by him) in my room I love that guy !! and I can see Hafu worked really hard for this one !! Keep it up bro

[@jayshutman3101]

He didn't start with heavier weights. He worked his way up starting with a weight light enough to get his form right. Once the form is right, the weight can be increased.

[@thedandykahuna]

Hey man I’m a practitioner of JKD and what you were doing was the six inch punch the one inch punch is actually from the middle knuckle on your index finger also against common belief the one inch punch and the six inch punch were merely to get a point a cross of the principle of zero pressure! Solid content though

[@matthewvarnam4302]

There's not even anyone to teach JKD anymore really maybe a handful of people and there old as old can get. Bruce Lee was the only one that knew JKD because he invented JKD and then he passed away didn't really get to teach everything he knew about it even when most people didn't even understand half of what he taught.

[@WeakestHungarianMale]

This training really took an impact on your physical strength, you should probably do this again in the future.

[@PaybackisaMan]

1.Bruce Lee was Born in a Extremly Geneticly Gifted Body and Mind 2.He Trained 10-13 Hours 24/7 365 Days. 3. He Masterd Several Martial Arts Technics. to get Comprehensive to Him You have to Train two Times 4.5 Hour a Day for Minimum 6 Years.

[@dayman161172]

Wtf are u talking about?

[@PaybackisaMan]

Exactly!!

[@BartyBud]

I love the way his facial expression changes instantly the second you actually break through (12:30)

[@MatthewGhirardi]

Bruce: Never take your eyes off your opponent. Me: Even when you bow.

[@zephyr8465]

That's what I do

[@_GSIII]

This lift always gives me flashbacks of Von Moger snapping his bicep doing it 😳.. Good shit ladies, this was impressive 💪🏽 👍🏽

[@shahidal-mubin6569]

I stayed for curiosity and positive energy, became a fan. Huge ❤️ from 🇧🇩 Good content.

[@Grunik1618]

In the immortal words of Bruce Lee in Enter the Dragon: "Boards... don't hit back." :)

[@TeenClasherYT]

Omg from Level one to level 3 done You inspire me a lot. Thnx and keep doing these type of videos ❤❤

[@hafu]

let's get it!

[@LorenL.822]

Fun fact “One inch punch” is not one inch it’s normally around two to two point five inches

[@llamanodrama5432]

It is tho....I checked a video by ginger ninja trickster on one inch punch and he showed a clip of Bruce doing it (cuz I couldn't find an original video because everyone has made this to be the One inch punch lol)....but the way it was done was by keeping the board at an inch distance....which they roughly set by curling the fingers such that the knuckles are around an inch away from the board....some even do it by making a fist...then extending the index finger at the knuckle joint.....(I am struggling to explain here but the video would help ofc)

[@LorenL.822]

@@llamanodrama5432 but you need to know the traveling distance of the fist is more one inch

[@goblinslayer6520]

Train Like Mike Tyson for 7days, let me help you Mike Tyson Workout Warm-Up - Cardio -45 minutes of running Bodyweight Strength Training -2000 squats -2000 Sit Up -500 tricep extensions -500 pushups -500 shrugs with 30 kilos -500 neck crunches Boxing Training -10-20 rounds in the ring -2 sets of aerobic exercises -45 minutes of technical training Warm-Down - Cardio -1.5 hours on the stationary bike For Final Tes is testing your power punch on punching meachine😂

[@War_Legion]

Thanks for the information

[@ashboog21]

As Bruce Lee once said. Boards don’t hit back.

[@EezoTheChezo]

1:03 “Now it’s finally time for me to use my one-incher… I’ve been waiting a long time for this >:). Each time we train this we’re gonna use progressively harder material. So today we’re gonna start off with foam. The one-inch thrust *intense moaning* “ Okay, that’s enough KZbin for today.

[@ksupersmooth]

I follow your routines have to go and I do I was doing the Bruce Lee training and it's been helping me with Iron Fist training thank you for posting this video and I've been practicing challenge training for all of you I've been trying my best and I have been doing good thank you for inspiring me with all this stuff I hope I get to see you one day

[@jaydenlevd.serato9271]

I love the fact he pushes his body to its limit to just make a beautiful contents and to inspire peoples, keep it going bro!!

[@samad.291wouu]

my fav bruce lee😭😭😭

[@roxysoob2085]

Finger push up is easy for me but 2 fingers one hand Bruce lee is beyond me

[@echelon2k8]

What happened to the 5000 punches, 2000 kicks, 200 frog kicks, 100 leg raises, and 200 leaning twists per day?

[@johndough8115]

Exactly. A lot of what Lee did per day, was never written in that Gym Notebook. People have little clue about how much more Lee was training, outside of the Gym, every single day.

[@dailydoseoffootball4709]

let's take a moment and appreciate hafu go on the hard work he does on this vid.....huge W

[@AliasdHacker]

In the army they taught us to look forward (ie. not at the ground) when doing pushups... if you go to muscle failure, and your muscles actually fail, you can break your nose if you are looking at the ground.

[@youaregoingtolovethis]

Good point and good tip.

[@saitnebiramani6135]

👍🏻

[@seynpurrp]

u were taught???? ive actually been doing my push ups like that instinctively for years, i had no idea yall looked downwards, lol

[@seynpurrp]

it also helps for the blood to not go down your head and get dizzy while doing them, so that way u can do more reps, ive done 38 reps when i was working out consistently for 2 weeks.... unfortunately i stopped working out completely and now i cant even do 10 without breaking a sweat...

[@hanzohashashi4222]

You are proably watching Brandon Williams

[@ChabrosTV]

No

[@AhmadAbdi-q7j]

Yea

[@亗-r6r]

The difficulties I saw made me amazed that you continue to do such things, literally, amazed, applause 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🥵🔥⚡

[@亗-r6r]

Is it possible to translate into Arabic? من ممكن ترجمة عربية لأني اكتب مترجم

[@hafu]

go beyond!

[@亗-r6r]

@raise a floppa ok

[@stp245]

Awesome man keep it up

[@sliderx1897]

7 days is easy. Try 7 years

[@hegel-w8u]

Fr

[@taofeekolatundeoyebo1939]

You serious 😡

[@ivanlopezrodriguez3880]

7 years is nothing, 7 lifes

[@Unknown-u6r3c]

Bro wants him dead

[@sliderx1897]

@taofeekolatundeoyebo1939 yes i am. Martial arts training is a lifestyle

[@profesordanielalvarez3498]

It's amazing! Congratulations! 🤩

[@nileshshinde2427]

2 finger pushup is easy for me now because i practice for 15 days 😃 24 push ups

[@nileshshinde2427]

@Easy Gamer ok

[@vjayalaksmich3366]

Bro your stamina your power your strength amazing I am going to follow our channel from now

[@Aurowa]

Bro that last board wasn't broken with a 1 inch punch

[@Zuffy466]

Good videos man hope you get to 20 million

[@AspectIsW]

You have inspired me to workout thank you 🙏

[@samuelpeters5210]

REALLY liked the video!! Last board was more like a 3 inch punch- but still! Awesome video 🥷🏼 🙏🏼

[@KINGABDUL99]

This Man is Amazing he Never Disapoint with his Content

[@roypaulcarter4654]

Just a helpful suggestions for you. Place you punching pad on something that will give like a Japanese punching post not a immovable object like that tree. When you hit something that does not give you transfer all that energy back into yourself causing injury. This is one reason you want to lift the heel of the leg of your hitting arm. Bruce lee explains it in his book plus you can read about it in Phillip star book.

[@SilenMonser]

Yes, this is a good point. Even the Wing Chun wooden dummy (a good one) has that feedback that absorbs energy a little bit.

[@LostInSpace._.]

Wow. Just wow. I want to be like you, I want to be strong and powerful, with determination and motivation. Please do more of these videos!!

[@kanifuker721]

Very impressive from start of the video to the finale, you gained a new subby and i enjoyed the stranger 1" punch video before this. Thanks from Scotland and a huge huge Lee fan since the 70's.

[@takumiAE86]

3rd 1inch punch has some catch to it i can see . It was not 1inch punch . Great content thi😂

[@celenial6009]

that was like 5 inch punch

[@takumiAE86]

@@celenial6009 yup for sure

[@abbas6213]

This channel is underrated

[@knightrider321]

Idk if its just me but i can do 3 finger pushups easily. And im only 14

[@Firestorm.01-S]

🏅

[@koleszgdanska7149]

Not bad. It doesn't really takes a lot of training, I can do it too and I've been working out for like 2 months

[@hafeezmuhammad6925]

Good job, now break a tree

[@Nekodekami]

4:38 what

[@nickdavis5420]

I’d love too see you try one of these for like a month . Probably the iron fist 🤛

[@jaycecharles9066]

I can do it

[@Jayisgreat252]

Are you sure about that

[@lawrencejuniorhannahmovies3178]

Well done man I can't believe you did number 3.😁😁😁😁 keep it up

[@pcorey182]

Level 3 board you broke but not one inch punch that was more like a two and a half inch punch but still a great job

[@ShounenCuts]

3:15 yojiro hanma is training with him 💀💀

[@danvevo5994]

is that even biologically possible?

[@andre29526]

Since he does actual training and has different training videos his boddy is already good for this, It's just a matter of practice and consistency

[@danvevo5994]

@@andre29526 damn i dint think about that

[@letslearntricking]

Look forward to the upcoming utkm one you got planned. Gonna be fun to run it through with you and see how you survive what’s in store…

[@nandteclas4840]

Incrível! Gostei mais um inscrito!

[@AfaqueAhmed_]

Missed a chance to say BOARDS DON'T HIT BACK !

[@kaushikitripathi4892]

I love that the channel is about going beyond but I'm kinda worried that he may injure his joints and ligaments with these intense 1 week challenges. Just look at his knuckle, I hope it's okay.

[@hafu]

I'll be fine. Done punching stuff for now lol

[@averagedbeatenjoyer]

@@hafu I'm sorry but I just wanna make sure, I could've missed but who knows. do you ever clarify that people should NOT try this? especially the knuckle things since that can seriously injure joints

[@S.U7637]

I damaged a joint ligament in my right hand during an aggressive street fight with repetitive punches with my right to the opponent's skull, it's been 2 years now and it hurts me when I close and open my hand and a bone is visible in place of the ligament which has moved away from its natural place, and I don't know how to go about trying to avoid cherurgy at all costs, but how?

[@kaushikitripathi4892]

@@S.U7637 Hey Surf up. Sorry to hear about it. I think you better go to some orthopedic surgeon. Who knows it may get complicated.

[@teamanimegaming3036]

6:23: Dinner is serve when it’s daytime

[@princejushsubiate7270]

This man is going to be the next Bruce Lee

[@neon_flavour5579]

3:10 "He look skinny af but this is very heavy."🤣

[@hdbsbsgshhdbshsjdidhd7199]

Man is in his training arc , waiting for the bomb arc to drop 🔥

[@yybrothers9807]

Bruce Lee will be proud of you

[@osmanthuskeyk]

very proud of you hafuuu

[@sufiyanhossain638]

Can we break an marble with 1 inch punch now after iron fists training

[@andrewplantgollum8689]

When it come to punching with any kind of power its more about foot work and hip rotation. Pushing off the back foot and rotating the hips.

[@darkknight8484]

RIP hafu's hand

[@untakencareofdeath_4117]

Every main character always has that supportive best friend who laughs at them and has a weird clothing style

[@ikanberapi2189]

"the authenthic chinese way" SEA countries: "u thought your the only one"

[@lucarioplaz1027]

I laughed so hard when haft said “I’m a ninja” camera man throws ball hafu *catches ball* and hafu said “always be watchin”

[@Nyluere]

He’s literally farting while doing these push-ups xd

[@annvo2839]

I love hafu how he is strong

[@KINGABDUL99]

Your The Best!💖

[@moustachio334]

If you watch closely Bruce Lee’s one inch punch uses full hip rotation and shoulder extension ;) the trick is to practice holding out a 1 and throwing the 2 until you develop the leg drive through your hip. You broke the board when you actually moved your entire body forward with the drive from your legs.

[@rohankale7121]

You made it baby🙌🙌

[@OnlyBobGreen]

Glenn is on that grindset since he got mercilessly killed in The Walking Dead.

[@TL_Leo]

Legend says Bruce Lee is still doing those dumbell circles

[@ZanyKids]

So cool 👍 We can't wait to try this - kid style 😉

[@real_olaf0406]

I thought Bruce lee died already but if he actually died,he was amazing but if he did not die,he is still amazing making amazing movies oh and,I don’t know anything about him but I know something

[@el1j4hx28]

Someone: you cant become a dinosaur bruce lee. /Bruce lee: 🐱‍🐉🐱‍🐉🐱‍🐉

[@Selagos-TX3]

instead of punching flying balls towards you, try to catch them as the process of catching something in the air is very similar to how you throw a punch (relaxed hand, clutch your first on impact), now this actually TRAINS your punching speed, no punching random stuff in the air, might aswell try to punch the air very fast if that will be the case.

[@alexsalter1831]

It’s so cool when people do a real one inch punch

[@Ash-oj3kn]

11:42 "It's starting to bruise again" Me : Thats why his name is Bruce Lee

[@you_give_me_the_creeps_yk_that]

When I saw your blister from the picture I was so interested in the video.

[@deathstarHQ]

Boards, don't hit back ha ha, great video.

[@zee2147]

you are so underrated omfg

[@gilkunarc9633]

Try the side stand, right leg facing the board the other act as support and then while you going to do the inch punch move your body sideway together as you punch

[@khaiminkilgen8057]

Hello...HAFUGO ...I LOV TO WATCHS UR VIDEOS.N I'M 1 OF UR SUBSCRIBER FROM NORTHEAST INDIA.

[@yaboormm]

this guy is carrying the whole youtube