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Board breaking is an important part of training because it builds focus, power, technique, control, and accuracy; it also shows that you can preform the technique properly. I would recamend practicing with rebrakable boards, I like using them because you don't have to have a stack of would every time you want to practice. You also have to be very careful not to hurt yourself, because it is possible, if not easy, to break fingers/toes or even chip the bones in your knuckles. It's a good idea to start small, which is also another good reason to use rebrakable boards, because they have half board equivalents.

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Boards don't fight back. - Bruce Lee

In some schools, the breaking of a board is used to show control and focus of one's abilities and may be a requirement for testing. A martial art is designed to teach someone how to fight a living opponent, not to destroy inanimate objects. Breaking boards is not as difficult as most would believe. Breaking a large number at one time is difficult, but it is more a matter raw strength than technique.

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