A man with steel balls is no longer a metaphor
Categories: Asia | Health and Medicine | Society
By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/a-man-with-steel-balls-is-no-longer-a-metaphor.htmlOh, these kung fu masters! They don't care about anything, but it even hurts us to watch the video…
In the city of Luoyang, in the center of China, a man with steel, no, titanium eggs was found. Master Wei Yaobing barely flinches when a colleague wholeheartedly kicks him in the most unprotected place. And yes, he has students.
(4 photos in total )
Source: Daily Mail
The secret of this art in the family of the master is passed down from generation to generation. This fact alone proves the uniqueness of the technique.
The ancestors of our hero kept a secret behind seven seals, but Master Wei decided that the technique "should gain popularity and be accepted by society." He founded a school and became a local celebrity.
Every year hundreds of padawans come to classes who want to add strength to themselves. The strength is tested in a variety of ways — up to the use of a battering gun.
Master Wei assures that a sharp increase in the titanium content in the groin area not only does not harm health, but, on the contrary, improves potency and prolongs pleasure.
Keywords: Martial arts | China | Kung fu | Master | Incredible | Steel
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