There is a DIY commercial where a guy juggles a nail by hitting it with a hammer. Seen it? Is it Plausible?

I would like some scientifc proof or some sort of evidence to show that this is feasible. I understand that the commercial may be done with computers, but would someone be able to do this, hypothetically?There is a DIY commercial where a guy juggles a nail by hitting it with a hammer. Seen it? Is it Plausible?
Doesn't everyone hammer this way? Are you telling me I have been doing it wrong all these years?There is a DIY commercial where a guy juggles a nail by hitting it with a hammer. Seen it? Is it Plausible?
And when I was a little kid I almost believed that someone could do the tricks in the Kung Fu movies. %26lt;grin%26gt;





You could grab a hammer and see if you can do it yourself.


Oops! I don’t think those commercials may not have a “Trained professional nail hitter, Do Not try this at home” tag line for risk management with the legal staff.
I'm sure it's possible... but not for everyone...





I haven't seen the commercial... but it doesn't sound unrealistic.
tiger woods can juggle and then tee off wit a golf ball and club. i dont see why it would not be. anythings possible
not plausible. The result of the impact is too unpredictable and too fast when the nail is hit with a hammer.

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