Thanks for the idea. I...uh...fixed the title.

In reply to this comment by karkarlee:
_{I suggest telling people it's a cute blond in a top and undies doing this. Might get more attention.}

I Have posted Iron Egg Skill before-This vid is from a 66'-7' Chinese film on a Shaolin monastery, supposedly the first time cameras we're let in to film-before this,the world at large had never seen what went on inside-the vid with the monk pulling the stone wheel by way of yoke tethered to his nutsack is also from this film, as well as the 70-something monk, doing the one-fingered handstand.

Watch the tuck there, a big part of this skill is not having the volley actually hit yer nuts contiunually....you absorb the blows with that big muscle group nearby, those gluteals, baby. Even Kung fu monks have tender nuts....

Traditional ballet people wouldn't even call what those frogs did ballet: ballet does not have handstands; ballet does not have flips; ballet does not have men throwing other men. And what that dance did on the man: ballet does not have hyper-extended splits, and while it has lifts and throws, it does not have throws to throws; it does not have shoulderstands at all, much less en point. I turned down to go see these acrobats recently, and now I feel really bad that I didn't go.

Amazing balance to hold that handstand, even just for a little while, on an unstable, windy platform. It doesn't excuse wearing a banana hammock though!