Marvel at the cutting of the twin bullets flying 200 miles / h from the Japanese sword master

The cutting of a pea-sized baby bullet was flying 200 miles per hour with a blade that seemed to be only in movies, but that extraordinary thing happened in reality and was done by a modern Samurai.

1. Rounded his eyes watching the bullet shatter when shot at the glass of "Dutch tears"
2. Startled with the terrifying damage of the glass warhead

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The swordsman Isao Machii, a Laido master from Kawanishi, Japan, a Samurai who has practiced swordplay since he was 5 years old has the ability to accurately predict the position of moving objects at any time and with speed. Quick reflexes that rare ordinary people have.

Laido is a type of swordsmanship, derived from the ancient sword technique of Kenjutsu, which includes the action of drawing swords from inside the bag, a blow to finish off the opponent, blood splashes along the blade and returns to the sword.

In order for the public to observe the technique of using his sword - something that the naked eye cannot see, Isao accepts the challenge of flying a pea-sized baby bullet (4000 times smaller than a baseball). At 200 miles per hour was shot directly at him from a BB gun 70 feet (about 21.5 m) in midair.

This challenge was done at the shooting school outside the hills of Los Angeles. All of Isao's movements are recorded by the world's most advanced camcorders at 250 times slower than normal. Because the bullet was too small and flew at high speed, normal people wouldn't be able to see it.

For an ordinary person, we need up to 3/10 seconds to hear the gun sound before we can start thinking about reacting. And when we swung the sword up, the bullet passed.

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The explanation for Isao's incredible performance, many believe that although Isao's swordplay has been practiced for many years, there is still a "superhuman ability" here. Because his reactions far exceed what a normal person can do.

Dr. Ramani Durvasula from Califoria State University, who witnessed this performance, said that Isao possesses a sense of superpower that transcends all ordinary people. Because Isao himself did not see the bullet at all, he made a precise swing based on his senses and the ability to predict at a higher level than a normal person.

With dedication and dedicated practice, Isao made the impossible impossible a reality. This is something we should all learn in Isao.

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Other achievements of the admirable Guinness record of swordsman Isao Machii

Isao has extraordinary levels of vision, accuracy, speed and strength. Isao swung his sword at a blazing speed that made us unable to see with the naked eye. The precise coordination between eyes and hands helped him to win Guinness world records.

1. Slash the straw mats the most in three minutes (252 blows)

In 2011, Isao Machii set a record of "The most shining straw slash in three minutes" with 252 blows. In this challenge, Isao used a Uchigatana - Katane sword with a blade pointing up to cut each of the straw mats up five to 10 times.

2. Slash the most shoots on a straw mat

In 2008, Isao Machii set a Guinness World Record "Slashing the most sword hits on a straw mat", 7 blows. But in 2015, he broke his own record by slashing a straw mat to freeze with eight blows without spilling it.

This is extremely difficult to ask for the superhuman skill because the projection will be shortened after slashes, the sword must be swung more strongly, which means the ability to touch the ground and break will be higher. Isao had to poke his sword with a powerful force so that the sword was not stuck in the straw mat and did not fall to the ground.

3. Slash 1000 of the fastest blows

In 2007, Isao Machii achieved 1000 sword slashes in 36 minutes and four seconds on rolling tatami mats.

4. Slash the tennis ball in the fastest way (ball speed 820km / hour)

Isao used to slash a pair of tennis balls that were shot at 820 km / hour. He can also slash a baseball flying at a speed of 500km / h with his katana.

Isao Machii's impressive performances