Chi Energy

[kingdizzy01]

Bullshyt, if that was the case how come boxers just don't do that and break nikkas skulls?

I'm sure a cement 5 inch thick slab is harder to break then a skull :

1.) because its illegal.

2.) if a boxer/trained fighter hits someone outside of the ring, its considered assault with a deadly weapon.

3.) if someone is punched hard enough, face bones can be broken.

4.) boxing gloves are padded and boxers dont usually hit someone with full force like them kung fu peeps do them cement blocks.

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

1.) because its illegal.

2.) if a boxer/trained fighter hits someone outside of the ring, its considered assault with a deadly weapon.

3.) if someone is punched hard enough, face bones can be broken.

4.) boxing gloves are padded and boxers dont usually hit someone with full force like them kung fu peeps do them cement blocks.

HOW IS IT ILLEGAL? IM TALKING ABOUT IN THE RING BREH

 

[ExodusNirvana]

HOW IS IT ILLEGAL? IM TALKING ABOUT IN THE RING BREH

Boxers hands ARE conditioned dog. And not only do they use wraps, they also use gloves. That does'nt stop the force/energy of the blows though, which is why you can get knocked out. Simple science.

If a boxer hit you without gloves on, you run the same risk of getting bones in your face broken as if you were hit by a martial artist who conditions his hands for the sole purpose of breaking.

And having your hands resgistered as a deadly weapon is largely a myth. Your hands are a deadly weapon whether you train or not lol

What is usually the case is that force must be met with force. If you're a trained martial artist or fighter and someone attacks you and say...tries to take your wallet? You can't crack his skull open on the sidewalk. Not unless he had a weapon of some sort or he was threatening your life (ie. dude was choking you out and you were close to blacking out so you caught him in the juggular with a piece of glass).

Force has to be met with force, otherwise the courts will not be kind to you and you may be treated as someone who has "expert" knowledge of combat/fighting, and it could be reasonably inferred that you breaking dudes skull open could have been avoided.

A lot of cats end up in jail not realizing that once the attacker is down, you need to walk away...

 

[Slang]

chi is the human life force, the energy that animates your physical body, the reason you run on electromagnetism but dont plug into a wall... and you literally pull it into your body out of thin air every time you breathe.

relax your entire body.
take a deep breath, slow from the bottom of your stomach.
at the top of your breath, hold it.
clench kegel/anal muscle.
hold it for 7 secs.
release kegel/anal muscle.
breathe out as slowly as possible.
those energy pulses you feel in your body, that is chi.

and it doesnt carry with it psychic powers. but it does carry the ability to get your human vessel functioning at 100% capacity, which includes abilities that some would perceive as "supernatural" when really it's just having access to a more primal level of reality by possessing higher frequencies of energy.

an analogy: it's like having a broken button on your tv remote. the mute button may not work, the volume button may get stuck sometimes, but you can still change the channel, and you can still turn the tv off and on, etc

same thing with chi/life force... your mind and body may work on a basic level, but other fundamental abilities may be impaired.

Bruh the life force is the air you breath

 

[Julius Skrrvin]

Boxers hands ARE conditioned dog. And not only do they use wraps, they also use gloves. That does'nt stop the force/energy of the blows though, which is why you can get knocked out. Simple science.

If a boxer hit you without gloves on, you run the same risk of getting bones in your face broken as if you were hit by a martial artist who conditions his hands for the sole purpose of breaking.

And having your hands resgistered as a deadly weapon is largely a myth. Your hands are a deadly weapon whether you train or not lol

Don't even try man. This guy is already sold on all kinds of fiction and he's not even trying to rationalize. With gloves on, boxers crack skulls all the time, orbital bone fractures are a relatively common injury in the sport actually.

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

Don't even try man. This guy is already sold on all kinds of fiction and he's not even trying to rationalize. With gloves on, boxers crack skulls all the time, orbital bone fractures are a relatively common injury in the sport actually.

Not true I'm just opened minded I appreciate everyone's input as long as ours related to the topic.