I love his smile, he looks happy with his training.

Probably the most accomplished Karateka of his generation, a true master of his art, once described as the most dangerous man on earth, even so, he is a humble man...

The stone and wall deserve a black belt also.

I used to train my fist on trees pipes and walls, I stoped doing it for almost 2 months and I'm starting to feel my fist again, props to this dude who trains everyday

Morio is a legend. Whenever he trains he always looks to contented and at peace. He lives and breathes the karate lifestyle.

I broke my hand by watching this

Some say there is no such thing as toughness when it comes to physical training, they claim toughness is only mental. But this training is definitely physical toughness. Resilient to damage. Bone density. Calloused feet and hands.

Morio Higaonna graded my two senseis in the mid 90's. Said their standard was exactly correctly taught and rehearsed. They proudly came back saying this to us. We were aso glad to knwo that we are taught the correct way of Okinawan Goju Ryu karate.

Morio smiles, he feels no pain, i know, i have done years of it, his whole body is conditioned, his toes also, hard as steel, not many people could deal to this man of steel,,,,,

¨Asian old man addicted to minecraft¨

Unbelievable. This old man is great, especially for his age being able to do this things. Age seems really to just a number. Respect👍

Sensei Morio is brilliant and disciplined ... Deepest respect ... Osu

911 Operator: 911 Operator, What's your emergency? Me: There is a man beating his school.

Ouch...I bet the ladies are always complaining that his hands are to rough

This means me punching walls isnt enough. This motivates me to even train harder. Thank you!

I recognize him from Human Weapon television series. Imagine getting punched, even at 10% power. He also knows lethal versions of karate as well

When I was active in Karate Kyokushin, I feel my both knuckle hands is become hard. I remember practices in 1 session, just sit together n hit the floor, n that floor is same like aspalt in a road. After that, tomorrow all our knuckle is not feel anything anymore when we hit something. This is true story.......

A REAL MASTER OF KARATE

мне больно даже смотреть. Респект и уважение сенсею.

Deep respect, Osu! However ..I would NEVER allow Morio Higaonna Sensei near my bongo drum set *they'd never stand a chance*

He's a real sensei. Saw him first in Human Weapon series and he gained my respect right away. Steve Seagal can't do this shit

His children and grandchildren must be well behaved disciplined people.Can't imagine the whooping he'd do

Is it just me or do I feel stronger watching this?

My master made us condition this way. The pain stopped bothering you after a while, the stiffness in my hands the following day made typing at work pretty difficult.

i do this all the time and its effective. although i don't know for everyone. im not a karate practitioner but a muay thai. but i believe it hardens my hand. so don't try this if you think its too dangerous or too unhealthy and also if you are weak willed. There is a saying "Before you can break someones body you must first break your body first" NO PAIN NO GAIN

Awww he is so adorable

Está re locoooo felicitaciones querido 🇦🇷 viva mi patria Argentina

I don't even mind people talking about whether he's a match in mma or not, I'm sure a man who could chop his hand onto the edge of a wall with a big smile on his face would kill.

Agora entendo a expressão *louco de pedra* _Agora tudo faz sentido_

whenever you drill anything , just do it step by step .. lower to higher , slow to fast .. dont ever push yourself at first ..

This is just pure dedication to sport you love true sensei

cool the fact he's hitting the angle part of the colomn to reduced the zone of impact (stronger pressure).

Without music!! To hear the sound of hits!!!

Люблю рекомендации Ютуба...

Amazing! He chops the rock smiling, pretty much in synch with the Taiko Drums!

Hermoso, yo practico karate goju ryu y también hacemos kote kitae y si se nota el cambio.

"Pain is the greatest motivator"

With every hit on the stone the bone uses Calcium to get a harder structure. It's the same with Bodybuilding to build new muscles you need to train hard to force the muscle to build more muscle fibres. When an untrained pesosn would hit the stone as hard as this guy several times his bone could break easily.

半端じゃないな！！！ 絶対真似出来ない

I love this thank you.

Interesting how he never uses the front of his knuckles. I guess you can only condition them on the makiwara.

AMAZING POWER. I SALUTE HIM.

I like how Segalspeaks Japanese, he was living in Osaka and he speaks fluent Japanese is Osaka's dialect

Salam indonesia salut beladiri jepang Terlihat dari parasnya pendekar disini tidak sombong

Epic i deeply give him my respect...

this makes me want to try it damn

I love his smile .

Мне аж не по себе.Мастер!

You know your iron fist training is successful when the rock becomes powder.

Full respect for all martial arts in the world. Karate, Taekwondo, Silat, Judo, Capoeira, Ninjitsu, Wing Chun etc. You name it. Every art has its own uniqueness. It is all about self defense, self discipline and to create one to be all time vigilant. Train to keep fit and healthy and to make friends from different walks of life.

Allot of love and respect for Master...greetings from Pakistan Power Kyokushin Karate Club

very cool sensei ...

0:54, he's showing you "the real" tune-in Tokyo.

He's insane :O

If you're going to fight in the Bare Knuckle Fighting Champion league, this is the technique to learn. If you master this art, you'll be unstoppable.

Just looking at it gives me chills

This master is unbelievable he's hitting the rock and laughing are kidding me

how are his hands not completely destroyed? does he do some serious qigong/kiko and use ointment to heal his hands?

Com certeza um verdadeiro mrstre de karate

if we condition a one part of our body how many days took to form a strong part

Damn their hands end up looking huge because all the beating

This man killed artrosis

Legend.

Wow this is real master of karate, osh 🤝🙏

柱が折れないと、この部屋から出られないらしいです。

*When you're tired of the wall's shit!

Amazing...respect

The life of a rock is not as easy as people think it is.

I believe these types of body hardening techniques came from China. The Shoalin monks trained in this manner.

I wanna train with him 😍😍😍

I remember reading about punching sand in a bucket, then during your resting period, grip the the sand and loosen it.

I train just like that this can make the skin tight so you won't feel the stress of pain as much

石に恨みがあるんですね。わかります。

これはこれで草

Is that a smile on his face? This is awesome lol

Sensei's hands are the size of my feet. Amazing...

I wonder what he does for the pain his inflicting on himself , I mean look at what his doing , something is really wrong .

That dude could be dangerous and his hands are registered.

Greatest respect to CRAZY MAN Higashionna Tough as Naismith I iron palm training

Now days I do a similar conditioning routine. I was inspired by the grandmaster.

Cadê Os BR Zueiro?

Зачем такие мучения, к чему так убивать руки, ведь как показывает практика, на улице они от боксера или борца всё равно пиздюлей отгребают

Goooood .continue. Bravo.

These guys are heroes.

How do you do this and avoid arthritis?

Well that's one way to spend life. Getting hard hands. When he dies people remember him like: He had hard hands.

increíble... quiero tenés esas manos ja ja... que entrenamiento... muy bueno

Steve, breaking cobblestone with bare hands (Colorized)

I practice with a meteroite

Seriously women if you met this guy in a bar dont let him finger bang you!!!!!

a big master stays a big master

Kote kitae i remember!!!

Never say this guy "Gimme a hand"!

ぺちぺちぺちぺち

Power👍

Que viaje é essa velho!!

Le estaba dando en su madre ala piedra 😂😄

He is sure to have some drug medicine to apply to his hand after conditioning. That kind of medicine is very important. Never be naive to condition like him without applying special medicine.

Amazing

Serious question.. I wonder how many times he has broken his bones and how the process works for conditioning for situations where ya had a lot of conditioning built up but then have an injury? Like do they have to wait a real long time to start back up, or do they just start soft as soon as they can ? Would they get the same level of conditioning back, or would their hand become permanently weaker OR become a stronger more durable structure🤷 I'm sincerely interested.. because.it takes so many years of dedication to get that far and I honestly wonder what happens if an injury were to occur?