Iron Palm Tree Training

Iron Palm Tree Training, Iron Palm Hand Conditioning, Iron Palm

[@ericwalker3588]

I studied Iron Palm the old fashioned way. But I really like this way of doing it, I wish I had seen this way sooner.

[@jw6642]

Your student's are very fortunate to have you as a teacher.

[@_Alfa_Channel]

Your lifetime of training really shows, sir. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge and experience.

[@ninjaboy5191]

John life time training much respect to him as a person but he hits it so hard cuz he’s old and numb

[@KehaKool]

I am impressed by Your extraordinary ability to detailedly inform the student of all dangers and mistakes that Tree Training may bring to a beginner. Such demonstrations are, in my opinion, extremely important for those who tend to be inspired by action, without having enough patience to achieve remarkable results in a specific field. With great respect, Strength Artist Erlend Lõwi from Estonia.

[@shaolinwarriormark]

very polite and professional. i humbly thank you for your honest lessons!

[@ronhanks4610]

I remember doing tree training as a boy who just started training and the look on my neighbors faces was priceless.

[@jesusninja2401]

This is excellent true training. It reminds me a book I read Kung Fu Scholar Methods that taught about hitting trees with the open hand to develop Iron Palm. Thank you Sir for putting this video on here for others to see.

[@nickm4974]

Great video Dale people laugh at tree training but it's extremely powerful.

[@lyricwashere]

I really enjoyed this video. It made me miss pine trees. You actually made this training look at though it felt good. The way you concluded your video was perfect. That pun was flawlessly delivered.

[@thehowls4918]

Fantastic video. Have done similar training for about a decade. Great, low cost way of conditioning. And this guy is good. Thanks for posting this

[@BMWat1970]

Thank you, very much for this excellent and highly informative and practical video. I have been sharing it with my friends and clients. I did your routine twice so far, and I was amazed at how strong my hands gotten; just two sessions!

[@shawnscorpion3589]

I have watched a lot of video on Iron palm this is the best one and the reason is, you don't always have the fancy 15 dollar bag to use but trees are every were. If civilization was to break down and men went back to less tech. Then having this type of training would be key to training warrior class of people.

[@alexanderallanjoipin8939]

yea true i use this as a method since i cant afford buying item

[@TaoistSwordsman]

Shawn Scorpion The idea of not having bags even in a post apocalypse is silly lol. A zip lock bag with rice, beans, or if you have to sand (not preferable, since it clumps up and turns hard like rock). Wrap that thing in duct tape and you have yourself an iron palm bag.

[@ericwalker3588]

I use trees as well when I am not at home.

[@ericwalker3588]

Make sure you boil the sand and sterilize it. I have done it this way as well but had mold grow out from the beach sand.

[@ericwalker3588]

I have tried the phone book too. It's ok but not as good as using sand. And believe me the Iron balls are really the best way to do it. The Iron balls absorb the shock way better than any other way. It's worth the expense in the long run.

[@kitwalker2103]

Doing it for almost a month now and my hands are becoming really tough!

[@dakotamaggs13]

Well the neighbors are gonna think I'm crazy "that boy is smacking that tree"

[@mr.nobody1588]

Dakota Maggs what stops everyone from full expressions

[@IntenseEffectDripVegetaXV2]

who cares what they think. go achieve your goals

[@davitgeorge8994]

Dakota Maggs What is this,He gave him Masash

[@AwesomeAndrew]

In the Tao De Jing, there is a verse "care about others approval, and you will be their prisoner" I learnt that a while ago, thats why my neighbour already thinks I am nuts, and it feels great to not care haha

[@ninjahombrepalito1721]

The moves look like genuine training. Besides, you can go to the forest and do it there.

[@taichauminh6556]

Thank you very much. That is a good way to be training for who is wanting to learn Martial Art. Who ever can be creative the ways they wanted to train themselves. That is fine and good too. Hopefully, I love to learn more on your channel

[@punisher7772]

Good training. Just takes years of conditioning. And start out slow. After years of practicing this you will be able to hit things very hard with no damage or pain. Important to focus ( the mind ) with each hit. The only one I am not too confident with is the back hand, now that would hurt unless your hands are very well conditioned. Very easy to break the small bones in the back of your hand unless you know what your doing. I stick to the shuto chop and the palm slaps. Also like the palm slap followed by the rake ( or tiger claw strike ) it's good to rip off some tree bark with that one.

[@22rered29]

iron bone techniques do not require any special material just correct form and patience it takes time to build up the strength of your bones for beginners you could use your fists and palms a plank of wood anything actually it doesnt matter so i thank this man for posting this video it does help teach people

[@ultralordd7625]

22re red, there was a Chinese guy who used to use a metal plate to strike, he would use it regularly, even while watching television, every dude he hit went down easily.

[@ninjahombrepalito1721]

It's kinda like saying you don't need weights to get strong. Well, weights just make it easier.

[@noahbrown622]

well, first step, hug the tree

[@wrth]

Noah Brown this is what martial arts has come to

[@ninjahombrepalito1721]

Lol, still, the movements are effective.

[@Myanonymous00]

Noah Brown hug the tree be the tree beat up the tree

[@lilcalHH]

3713 3713 oh yes you will!

[@sbc1845]

Took the 100th like. So satisfying

[@sifuculreif6448]

Ideally you should store that Jow in a dark, opaque container. Light will tend to damage or weaken most Jow recipes.

[@daviddoyle4516]

2 star is old school Choy Lay Fut ,,,,Hung Gar we did it everyday,,,,good training,,,,

[@danielcolindres2945]

Good God Love every minute of this video. You sure go into complete details and completely very knowledgeable. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom.

[@iwinalwase]

Im so glad i found this! it saves me from having to go out and get steal shot! Thank you Master Fedorko. Also i will work on my humility Iron Body technique can only be mastered after the the mind and heart are tamed.

[@jefflangton6033]

40 years Chi Gong Training... Sifu Thank you...For Info...For the Hater's here ...Don't concentrate on the Finger pointing at the Moon...

[@kwizmon]

Jeff Langton lol. Would you like cheese with that sir?

[@rashuadjohnson7719]

Jeff Langton or they will miss all that heavenly glory.

[@shawnmft837]

NEVER JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER! This gentleman is very good.

[@WarriorBoy]

He looks skilled an experienced, and I do think this training is legit, bone conditioning is a real thing, and you can work it on your hands, shins, knuckles, etc, and get them stronger just like muscles, but you have to be careful, obviously. In my own experience, I've used a bean bag made of canvas and filled with dry beans I ordered online, and have had a lot of success simply doing reps of different hits on that. I don't disagree with using a tree either, however I'll say overall that fist/palm/bone conditioning is what I would call a related skill to martial arts and self defense training, and shouldn't be the focus in my opinion. There are plenty of people who've never done this kind of training who can fight very effectively, since they spend most of their time on sparring, learning timing, application, and physical conditioning.

[@SmedlyButler-cq5iq]

Agree, I did iron palm every day for 1.5 years and all I can say is I would not want to get hit with a fist like my fist was, that's it lol...I just recently got back into training

[@Jackapoo1]

The trees going Ahhhhh. Haven’t had my back scratched ever🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gabrieljohannson6777]

I pitty the fool who mistaken's this man as an "easy" target. Respect to you Sir.

[@IMINLOVEWITH]

Gabriel Johannson THIS IS A FAT ASS SLOB THAT WOULD GET HIS ASS BEAT NASTY BY MOST STREET FIGHTERS IF HE USED THIS "BULLSHITO."

[@ThiccJungles]

Yeah if you ever have taken a hit from a “knife” hand to the middle of your throat or an “iron finger” to the eyeballs, no matter how tough you are, your throat will give, and your eyeballs will cave in.

[@mech0p]

Dude this shits old school bro... Your about as lucky to get one of those hits in as you are with a punch but most likely your gonna go to the ground which renders all this useless.. When people fight now its mma style no one stands up and can pull that sort of shot off anymore

[@al-dorifto1631]

For all the haters I understand where your coming from cuz nearlly all traditional martial arts are bullshit for a street fight pretty much boxing muaythai bjj and judo is wat works on the street... But how ever this guy isn't Doin any bullshit fancy moves they r all quick strikes. If old mate got the first hit in there would b no take down cuz the cunt would either b knocked out on in mass amount of pain.. Plus this video is for strengthen ur body his body would b like steel.. I can take a hit from a heavy weight n I'm only a bantam or feather weight but I would not want to take about from this guy

[@devaughangraham1432]

John Smith To underestimate somone because of appearance is redelicious... WOW!!!

[@AjaychinuShah]

Damnnn, you received more compliments in a span of a couple minute, just more than President and I for a lifetime. GEEZ WHEESH THANK YOU

[@kitwalker2103]

I tried it and its awesome ...gonna do it everyday...true to his word Damian replies to the emails aswell!

[@FREEZA13]

i know this may sound stupid, but if you want to try this training ( which i trained myself iron palm hand and iron fist, using trees, bricks, sand bags and water), do it barefoot. i can't explain it right but when i do it, it just feels so good, its like i can feel the thermal energy from Earth, and all her energies passing by my feet. if you use sneackers or shoes, rubber will cut it all...call me crazy now, but i will still do it

[@DisneyGymGirl]

Looks easy but try it... most people will bruise just after doing 2 or 3 good slaps and then have to wait a couple of days before trying again. It is a good idea to go really light if you are a beginner. Just snap your wrist into the moves and hit the tree just enough that it stings a little but doesn't bruise. As the skin, bones get stronger you can hit with more power like he does.

[@mrlobster1287]

its not about getting "stronger"....this whole bs training is just making microfractures in the hand an have them heal over time...over....and over....and over, for years as the layers of bones heal over themselves....you end up with a fucked up hand that can hit harder...this tree crap is pure bullshit.

[@aleksijevujovic7262]

mrlobster1287 microfractures in knuckles, shin bones etc is extremely beneficial in martial arts. You're not fucking up your hand or whatever part you're conditioning. It's not scar tissue, bones don't work that way.

[@DREDGIB]

mrlobster1287 why you so angry bro. No need to speak like that in your first comment or your second. No one is being disrespectful except you

[@5324TuiG]

Ive been doing baji quan jibengong for 8 years with a tree.. not just my hand but the whole body. This is just to learn to be more relaxed. the more relax one can hit, the deeper the pain will go.

[@rrt1592]

I just use s 4x4 doing Karate chops, slaps, palms, forearms, finger points, and hammers.

[@bassai2010]

Excellent instruction! I have a suitable tree in the back yard I can use. Thank you for sharing. Joel

[@matthewmaxcy1574]

Love the video very well done ,I got a chuckle how at the end take this tree training and maybe "Spruce" it up a little 😃 nice little pun in there,and trust me I "willow"..

[@charlesdiaz6974]

Thank you sir that's the wonderful training I do martial art but this is wonderful to even get stronger I want to thank you once again bless you sir

[@leorios9601]

Warning disclaimer no trees were harmed or her harass while making of this video I have you back Grandpa

[@JohnSmith-qy3nv]

DaleLeonardVideo, Thank you very much for the immensely helpful instructions. I have two questions though? Should you train your thenars in case you unintentionally hit with them while making a palm strike? And if yes, how should you train them? Thank you very much in advance for taking the time to answer my questions.

[@Spartan21blue]

The paper bark tree is one that is ideal for this type of training , ie it’s soft on the outside but solid on the inside . Best of training everyone 😎

[@merchangdude1565]

I do it everyday, not for iron palm but for iron fist and leg, can you feel your hand when you grab something if you have iron palm?

[@nickm4974]

Trees also provide healing energy that aids you dan tien

[@sluggerwest3414]

awesome .im just a beginner so I go real light . I was also worried I was doing it wrong. thank you you for the information . helps a lot

[@RAPPOSIR]

I have been doing this for five year really great...but I remember five year back the comments were nasty....hope d master is still alive or born again

[@christopherpavkovich4995]

Great demonstration sir.

[@brettmoore3194]

I will believe once I see the tree 4yrs later. Tiger claw is a painful training techniques. I would also incorporate shin ,knee and thigh development also.... Ive even seen head butt a....tree will always show how much passion youve put into it., thanks

[@sandersblackbeltacad]

DamienSijo Sanders here. Good tree Gung video. I killed the tree in my mothers front yard with this kung back when I was a teen. Of course the stars and knives had something to do with it as well . It was great meeting you at our Spring Camp.

[@andrewonly7624]

That tree obviously did something wrong......

[@ultralordd7625]

Seraph Creed, ha!

[@lilpertheyy5434]

WoW Look at his hands they are beefy I wouldn't want to get smacked by him

[@LooseJointhiphopdance]

Great video. I practice tree training using various methods like in this video and a little different but there are some really helpful information that will add value to my own training. Thanks for the post

[@NR-gp2il]

If you do it in public people low key think you're a crackhead but I always laugh at the people hitting the punching bag with gloves and the bag is barely moving but here I am punching a freaking tree and gonna have palms and fist like a freaking ball of iron

[@LooseJointhiphopdance]

N R Feel the same way. I’m always training in the park in public and people must think I’m either nuts or dangerous. Lol I just focus on my training block everyone out as much as possible. I will be moving my training to about 5 am since it’s warm out now and so I don’t ha e to deal with the distractions.

[@joesashiify]

Iron pimp slap training, lol! Great video.👍

[@bajuszpal172]

So do I Mr. Fedorko, All the best! Sir, you are right in saying, there is no need for extra equipment to develop Iron palm capabilities, all you need is atree andefofrot and time. Gradual approach is the key to avoid hurting oneself and develop stamina in your palms, for arms . What caught me is the preference of using muscled parts of the hands or arms, contrary to some hardliner styles. Only one minute mistake, you are speaking and applying clockwise turning of your Dantien, but your hands are showing the opposite direction! Best regards. Paul, 67, retired insturctor of Karate.

[@14yeartwitch14]

Ok, so there are Experts, those who are considered Proficient, then competent, beginners, novice, and then there is me..... way down here, so what was the concoction in the jar that's to be applied to the hands, wrists, and forearms? He said most importantly, do this first, but then I have no knowledge of it. Is it a purely physical skin absorption compound for minimizing bruising, or is it more of an herbal, spiritual/mental, inner healing catalyst? Forgive my lack of understanding.

[@normandunnaganjr.5034]

Great video Dale. This guy has good technique when he throws the power palm at the end, guarantee it would put the hurt on someone. I want to try some of these things, I only recently discovered how strong a power palm strike is. I feel like the power palm cross should be added to boxing/ punch teachings. because those cross muscles get worked much harder when I focus on throwing power palms, likely because of the greater impact (knuckles probably absorb some impact) - it is a good thing to do at the end of training, as it quickly gasses out those large muscle groups on your power side. I cock my shoulder with my left arm fully extended almost and step in with my right power palm, naturally spinning the right palm counter clockwise before it hits the target, as you do a cross. learning to use that back foot with the cross /palm and spin your weight off of it is what determines the velocity of either strike . The palm strike is at least twice as powerful a cross. I cannot imagine what damage a conditioned hand like his would do to a human being at even half power, probably about like being whacked with a 2x4. Another thing to help with power cross or palm power, take a light resistance band (red), tie off chin height or a little lower, step away from band holding band with both arms, fully extended, and then move the band to the other side of your body with your arms fully extended, straight out in front of you.

[@rebel9838]

Is lvl 6 when you do this with a cactus

[@theficho5104]

Ahahhahaha

[@luisframirez2]

Look at this man's hands! 😵 Great video!!

[@gravediggy]

At least buy the tree a drink before u do this

[@claudes.whitacre1241]

To all you "experts" who don't understand what he is doing, just remember your battle cry "This would never work against Bruce Lee!". I can see by this man's hands that he has done some serious iron palm training in the past. And getting slapped in the face by one of those mitts would put a man down.

[@Yoruichi13]

Thank you for this lesson 🙏🏼

[@francoiswilliams]

Very insightful...good chi kung too...

For hand conditioning, what always comes to mind for me is the scene early in the movie 'Enter The Dragon'. The guys arrive on Han's island. Several training scenes shown including the one guy sticking his hands in & out of a container of heated sand.

[@CottonBoxer]

so glad u didn't forget to mention the jow. before training, and after too. i used to have my taiji student practice on a tree almost just like that. i even had him do grasps birds tail on a huge tree like that . haha i tried to help him think better than to just be a gang member in NYC, he was chinese .

[@JoeRiggsMentalist]

"Treeeees, don't hit back". Kidding good video

[@tommyt390]

Thank you so much for this, very useful training, i combine this with fingertip pushups and knuckle pushups to strengthen my hands.

[@tommyt390]

Coming back to let anyone interested know that this works wonders. Been training for about a month, i try to get 3 or 4 hour sessions every week. At first i could only do 5 sets of 10 at about 30% force for every exercise, now i can do 5 sets of 50 reps at about 70% force. If i were to slap or palm someone in the face, it would hurt like hell. Great way to condition the body!

[@sonnysmith6901]

Pine trees work great as makiwari, especially long leaf pine, which has larger bark. Starting out it is easier on the hands if the bark is wet. After a good soaking rain the bark will be more soft and spongy. If you don't has access to "dit jow" try soaking the hands in very warm brine solution before & after training. Salt tends to toughen skin and cauterize minor wounds. Piease be responsible and use a large, healthy tree; the larger the diameter, the better. Training on trees less than 8" in diameter could eventually kill the tree. No....I'm not kidding. If you can break a stack of boards, you can probably kill a tree.

[@gareththomas3234]

I often train on the tree also

[@gareththomas3234]

Bloufa Abadla "Dit Da Jow" read my book "Iron Power Palm" or talk to a chinese herb shop

[@user-wm8cc5ym7y]

Nice picture

[@boyjuice3414]

I did this and the makiwara it really condition the hands to make strong.

[@mrmagoo9249]

I call this “fucking the tree” Don’t “fuck the tree” Train strikes using the tree Too close Too awkward Impractical Probably wouldn’t make much difference to none density or skin toughness It’s a valid method Trees are a great training tool But the strikes here or method is just a bit wank really But, much respect and love to the olde man Seems like a really nice dude

[@michaeljovan9957]

Sir, I know this is an old video, but do you have a homemade recipe for Dit Da Jow?

[@gunboatzen4995]

I'm pretty sure your best bet is to buy a kit. The herbs you need for Dit Da Jow aren't the kind of thing you'll find in a GMC or likely even any local herbal healing stores. Plum Dragon and East Meets West seem to be reputable

[@STBRetired1]

Sooo, spear hand/finger tip training is bad because it will cause premature arthritis but slapping the back of your hand on a tree is good even though it smashes all those veins and blood vessels and thickens up the tendons so you can't close your fingers or hold a pencil? Not to mention the possible blood clots that will circulate throughout your body and possibly lodge in your eye or heart. I think it might be easier to carry a collapsible baton or knife.

[@williamhill6473]

Is it just me who finds that noise when I hits the tree relaxing

[@Mike-kl3mo]

Can I use my Chi at the same time to not worry about arthritis? Or better yet, use it on full-blast to increase rapid body repair and high pain tolerance with this technique to skip decades of work?

[@Gabowsk]

Minecraft in Adventure Mode:

[@DeadRatStew]

Happy I found this video I damaged my right hands fingers tendons so I need to learn palm strikes, hopefully I can make a fist again after my recovery,

[@AjaychinuShah]

I like your insistence on strict protocol nothing else by the way, a Waveform standardization. This WILL NOT BE COMPROMISED.

[@lonewolf5896]

CRASH!!!!!! Tree falls down....good training vid.

[@pedro.zoppiski]

This is not beginner's stuff! I've just come back from the hospital

[@kimryou945]

irony they said you should be thinking about it a little more that is if you really understand wht is irony of course.

[@Geoff]

thank you! very useful. I am conditioning my hands and grip!

[@monkey-with-the-drip5296]

1. First step stop hitting the tree. 2. Proceed to Apologise to the tree. 3. Hug tree & give him some water. 4. Have a great day !

[@Mark_Red]

Breaking Bad Mike Ehrmantraut irl 😳

[@anthony-uu9ur]

2 star is like a dance move, with a beat.

[@Livingtree32]

We do that stuff in Bajiquan. Good exercises!

[@adrianaespinoza60]

EXELENTE VIDEO EXPLICATIVO MAESTRO EN EL PANGAMUT FILIPINO HAY MUCHAS TECNICAS DE GOLPEAR CON LAS PALMAS LA PALMA DE HIERRO ES UN COMPLEMENTO EXELENTE A MI ENTRENAMIENTO

[@theficho5104]

There is a tree in the background that has smoother texture. He could use that.

[@yaf3e1]

Appreciate what you’re doing.. what you’re doing is really will give us an iron hand 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 🎍🎍🎍🎍🎍🎍🎍🎍🎍🎍🎍🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@jpf7007]

Thank you kindly These are saw palmetto plants in the background...seeds are very good for prostate and hair

[@taimouralkabili815]

Wonderful Sifu!

[@tinupaul9169]

Thank you so much sir for the great video,I would like to learn more from you .

[@djkingmagneto1792]

SALUTE AND RESPECT TO YOU SIR...

[@matospacheco5479]

Interesting method. I'll give it a try. Unfortunately I don't understand the name of the liquid at 10:05. What do you call that?

[@juanp.sanchez1575]

Is some one going to make a meme out of this? This is gold.

[@RickHenderson]

I've done what he calls "Two Star" training with a partner as taught by my teacher. It is a real technique at least.

[@RickHenderson]

Rick Henderson At least for forearms anyway.

[@bloufaabadla7511]

What is lotion who spoke with him in this védeo !!! help me please tnx

[@RickHenderson]

Bloufa Abadla It's probably Dit Da Jow, but some people will say it isn't really necessary. It is to help take the pain away and make your bones and muscles "stronger".

[@AjaychinuShah]

Good and all that is fine. Thanks for asking in process.

[@pehunter1]

His hands are developed. This is NOT for BEGINNERS. It's better to use a tree with soft/smooth bark rather than a tree with hard/rough bark like the one in the video. Otherwise, get an iron palm bag filled with sand and eventually work your way up to this technique that this man is using unless you want to bruise your hands. Also use DIT DA JOW like he said at the end of the video.

[@homsuplo7757]

I often kiss the tree as well as hugging it. I'm chinese

[@rolandomartinez1337]

I want to build my body and I want to condition my body to its fullest potential. I'm Rolando, thank you for sharing your knowledge for these young minds

[@jamesespinar2646]

I just started training in the martial arts I'm 63 years old I like to know how long does it take to condition your hands and your knuckles to get hard is there a treatment to make your hands and arm stuff thank you

[@AwesomeAndrew]

when i was a teenager, I think my hand would have been tougher than this guys as I was a chronic masturbator

[@yashgames4684]

That a nice place for doing kung fu becuse here is nature and beautifull tree back side....

[@gamadecay7942]

Sir, how long does it take to make ur inner palm hard So i can reduce my palm swepting to a limit Plz reply

[@tested123]

i love it but i dont really get it. is it good for you in the long run?

[@kartiktrehan8426]

Thanks and God Bless All.

[@Kodeuk]

I do this everyday

[@poorboxtheater5042]

Great video, thanks!