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Advanced Iron Palm

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Brian gray is a respected iron palm practioner. I as a martial artist stronly recomend this book to any people who want to achieve the best of iron palm techniques. This book explains in detail about varoius training exercises and also a variety of ointments which are made to strngthen the hands. As well as how to avoid accidents

What a waste. I don't know where to begin. For starters the Richard Simmons head bands should have been a tip off. It was just plain BAD. The techniques-fairy tale meditation methods the vague explaination on the strike targets etc.... If your interested in high quality info look into Bruce Miller. I too should have heeded the previous bad reviews. Consider yourself warned.....

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Brian suggest you study his first book before even reading this book. This book starts with the instructions on how to make Dit Da Jow. Techniques on how to increase power, what parts of the body are most valuable to strike and how to protect yourself using Iron Palm techniques.

When I wrote this book, many years ago, the publishing company left out some very important key parts to the book, and as such, while the book is very helpful to the Iron Palm student, the material that was left out made this book incomplete. I have written four new books on the complete subject, and they can be viewed at www dot ultimateironpalm dot com. I think you'll enjoy these, because I have finally put everything I know into book form. Grandmaster Brian Gray

After reading his first book "Complete Iron Palm", I thought possibly this book would give me the necessary information to begin training. Cheated again! The Author claims that you need to buy a special blend of Chinese herbs to condition your hands before training to avoid serious injury. After some investigation, I learned that all the herbs are not readily available and/or are amazingly expensive. Might make more sense to just chop off my palms and have iron palms surgically implanted. I believe the Author lacks credibility. He cannot even name one teacher he has studied under. His explanation of how he supposedly learned Iron Palm is suspicious at best.

Poor presentation. Not enough material.