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Tony Robbins + Hot Coals = 30 injured

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I wonder how many times he's done this with no injuries, if ever.

Now that's holding their feet to the fire! I hope there is video on this. Why do I find the thought of these people trying to get off hot coals so funny?

Pam Beasley did it with no problem.

Stupid is as stupid does...

 

Yep, all the way to the bank.

I always get Tony Robbins confused with the workout guy with the blonde pony tail. Now that guy could get a person to walk on hot coals.

 

I actually ruined a family vacation when I was told not to walk over the hot coals at the campground. What did I do, took off my shoes and ran through them. First day at lake Cumberland ended in an ER trip. Had a softball sized blister on the bottom of my foot.

Isn't he that guy with the giant face?

I always get Tony Robbins confused with the workout guy with the blonde pony tail. Now that guy could get a person to walk on hot coals.

 

I actually ruined a family vacation when I was told not to walk over the hot coals at the campground. What did I do, took off my shoes and ran through them. First day at lake Cumberland ended in an ER trip. Had a softball sized blister on the bottom of my foot.

 

Do not give me 1 million dollars.

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