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With two hands - yes. My sensei demonstrated this to the class. However, it is more efficient and effective to dodge and counter rather then bother with a fancy move that takes years of training to even be somewhat usable.
Sure. If he's dead. That's it. No ifs, ands, or buts. Human consumption of oxygen, even in a near-catatonic state, has a maximum (Absolute maximum) of around 15 minutes before death sets in.
Let's not get into an argument about telekinesis, please. I am agnostic - that should speak volumes about me.
An impossibility. If this were true, it would be in every single serious martial art. It would be unspeakably popular.
Prove it. Show me reliable cites. Do not use this appeal to anonymous authority - show me information. Prove what you claim.
Physics cannot explain everything. But it can explain everything in this area - and it is impossible according to current day physics.
And what happens to the bullet after it pierces the steel, Shao? Yes, that's what I thought. If your hand could even attain the necessary velocity to puncture steel, there would be very little left that could be called a hand - it'd be a bloody mess of shattered bones and pulped flesh.
Would a godan in Okinawa-te be enough for you, Shao? The godan laughed - hard - when he heard these claims.
You are a liar, a twit, a twink, a spammer, and more. Enough said.
That wall is either "setup" so it collapses with a touch, or the finger is destroyed. One or the other. And show me proof if you claim otherwise.
Gad -
I should be privy to these secrets in several martial arts. I've never seen hide or hair of them. Most consider the "amazing feats" merely continued, constant training of stuff that was taught earlier. There are no real "secret techniques" in any martial art that I have seen so far.
Small words for Shao, Gad.
Again, small words for Shao. This kind of stuff is above his head.
-D
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