The Hardest Punch in the World (formerly known as 'The Punch ) is the complete scientific break down of what a punch is. Interestingly, nobody actually knows what a punch is. This includes boxers and martial artists of all styles and disciplines. For instance: people say it is how hard you hit a person, or some such thing. The fact of the matter is that this definition is only a shadow of the real definition; it is not correct. What is even more interesting is that once people read the correct definition they immediately begin punching harder. The incorrect definition actually holds people back, it makes them train in the wrong way, so they never really achieve the hardest punch possible. In this book the author not only defines the punch, but he goes into the exact sequence of training methods that will build a punch of unimaginable power. The exact sequence of things a student has to know include the knowledge of and exact training drills for: Breaking The Fire Punch The Paper Punch The Water Punch The Sand Punch The Empty Punch The Pulsing Punch The Power Punch Less Means More If a martial artist fails to understand the physics behind these concepts, or is missing even one drill, his punch is immeasurably weakened, and he will never achieve his true 'one punch knock out' ability. Included in the book are several matrixes to help the student train, the real reason people hold themselves back, why a thousand punches might be thrown in a fight, but only one (the last 'knock out' one) is real, and more. Of most importance is the manner in which the author completely de-mystifies the concept known as 'Chi power.' About the author: Al Case began martial arts in 1967, and studied such martial arts as Kenpo, Karate, Wing Chun, Northern Shaolin Ton Toi, Southern Shaolin Fut Ga, Pa Kua Chang, and Tai Chi Chuan. He is the originator of Matrixing (the first and only science of the martial arts) and of Neutronic Martial philosophy.