Internal Energy Art - how powerful can it get?
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Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Yeah... saw on TV also... but so far, all I've seen are close contact (not more than one arm's length away)...
Still, I don't think Science can explain it fully. It's probably something that never exists, but cultivated.
Maybe next time when I become a research Scientist, then'll probably I'll find an explaination to all these unexplained mysteries..Originally posted by gigabyte14:well there are certainly some things that science can't explain
the human body can do the impossible too
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so the title's called northern shaolin sword?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Not that I know of.
But there's a book in the libraries about Northern Shaolin Sword, which teaches the breathing. Qigong is basically about breathing correctly, so just get that book, know how to breathe properly...
ok i go find it tml
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Yup.Originally posted by gigabyte14:so the title's called northern shaolin sword?
ok i go find it tml
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Great! I look forward to this day.Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:Maybe next time when I become a research Scientist, then'll probably I'll find an explaination to all these unexplained mysteries.. 
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i wanna learn too!
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anyone can pm me the details where to learn ?
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saw a guy hit out to another with both arms extended using palms. The poor guy flew about 30 metres away and knocked against the wall. The wall crack...
...in the movie Dragon Tiger Inn -
Mayi jie jie toking nonsense again, this time is not chi flow, it's just pure blood flow is enough.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Make someone impotent actually is not impossible, but not by breathing... you need to disrupt his body's internal energy...
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I don't want to touch blood.Originally posted by Herzog_Zwei:Mayi jie jie toking nonsense again, this time is not chi flow, it's just pure blood flow is enough. 
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Link is in my signature.Originally posted by SoulFire21:anyone can pm me the details where to learn ?
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To those who are practising internal energy arts, i want to stress that it is extremely important to have the right values and cultivate benevolent/virtuous thoughts. Only then can you attain a high level in the art.
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Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:
I'm just being sarcastic. (and funny enough some people actually think it's true!)
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Please don't mislead others.
How come never go and fight at the Sanda fight today? I never see any "chi kung" being demonstrated in the ring leh. Also never see anyone flying across the ring or get electric shock.
What I see are muay thai guys fighting under muay thai workshop when they're actually from other gym, darren de silva's guys fighting under Chi studio (isn't that a yoga and wushu place) but i never see all those people with superpower take part leh. Why ha? -
The answer is already there. Look back one post.Originally posted by NoRiceBoys:I'm just being sarcastic. (and funny enough some people actually think it's true!)
How come never go and fight at the Sanda fight today? I never see any "chi kung" being demonstrated in the ring leh. Also never see anyone flying across the ring or get electric shock.
What I see are muay thai guys fighting under muay thai workshop when they're actually from other gym, darren de silva's guys fighting under Chi studio (isn't that a yoga and wushu place) but i never see all those people with superpower take part leh. Why ha? -
Ermm... if someone is to use Xingyi and fight, it will injure his/her opponent with just one punch. And the way Muay Thai rules are, I tell you, one punch can settle them. We've actually tried that (not with Muay Thai guys, but just fooling around only).Originally posted by NoRiceBoys:I'm just being sarcastic. (and funny enough some people actually think it's true!)
How come never go and fight at the Sanda fight today? I never see any "chi kung" being demonstrated in the ring leh. Also never see anyone flying across the ring or get electric shock.
What I see are muay thai guys fighting under muay thai workshop when they're actually from other gym, darren de silva's guys fighting under Chi studio (isn't that a yoga and wushu place) but i never see all those people with superpower take part leh. Why ha?
As for qigong... it's not something easily demonstrated. Electric shocks only happens during practice, and it doesn't happen to all people. It only happens to the practitioner himself. -
You block the blood vessel with a clot mah....duh.... Mayi jie jie never learn bio one huh?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:I don't want to touch blood. -
Really? One punch can KO? One punch can "settle" a muay thai guy?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Ermm... if someone is to use Xingyi and fight, it will injure his/her opponent with just one punch. And the way Muay Thai rules are, I tell you, one punch can settle them. We've actually tried that (not with Muay Thai guys, but just fooling around only).
As for qigong... it's not something easily demonstrated. Electric shocks only happens during practice, and it doesn't happen to all people. It only happens to the practitioner himself.
Is the guy just standing there for you to hit or is it a real fight where he can hit back?
If I put up $5000 and offer to fight you under any rules you want and I'm willing to sign an indemity dissolving you of all responsibility for hurting, miaming or killing me, and you put up whatever amount you deem fit, will you be willing to do it? -
Originally posted by NoRiceBoys:
Under Singapore Law any indemity to dissolve responsiblity for hurt/death is invalid. Exception is that you are a medical doctor doing surgery etc... Even then there can be investigation into whether you were negligent or not.
Really? One punch can KO? One punch can "settle" a muay thai guy?
Is the guy just standing there for you to hit or is it a real fight where he can hit back?
If I put up $5000 and offer to fight you under any rules you want and I'm willing to sign an indemity dissolving you of all responsibility for hurting, miaming or killing me, and you put up whatever amount you deem fit, will you be willing to do it?
If you want to test "qigong" the proper way is to test in the following order.
Wood, Bricks, Metal.
Once you learn to demolish wood easily then move on to bricks and finally to metal etc... but most ppl stop at bricks. Personally I think the wood stage is enough to do some pretty serious damage in a fist-fight. Bricks stage can kill a person easily by accident. Metal is for those Xiaolin Monks. -
Really. Provided that they don't kicks... qigong works best when the distance between an opponent is very short.Originally posted by NoRiceBoys:Really? One punch can KO? One punch can "settle" a muay thai guy?
Is the guy just standing there for you to hit or is it a real fight where he can hit back?
If I put up $5000 and offer to fight you under any rules you want and I'm willing to sign an indemity dissolving you of all responsibility for hurting, miaming or killing me, and you put up whatever amount you deem fit, will you be willing to do it?
Nobody will stand there for you to hit... it's one of the rules that allowed us to easily defeat them... they have a habit of grabbing people by the neck, pull them close and using their knees to hit us... so before they strike, we strike first.
As I said, internal energy works best at close distance, that one is near enough to deliver a fatal punch if the practitioner chooses to. -
No learn Bio...Originally posted by Herzog_Zwei:You block the blood vessel with a clot mah....duh.... Mayi jie jie never learn bio one huh? -
Have you actually tried this in a real fight against a real muay thai fighter, or is this just theory that you heard from someone else?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Really. Provided that they don't kicks... qigong works best when the distance between an opponent is very short.
Nobody will stand there for you to hit... it's one of the rules that allowed us to easily defeat them... they have a habit of grabbing people by the neck, pull them close and using their knees to hit us... so before they strike, we strike first.
As I said, internal energy works best at close distance, that one is near enough to deliver a fatal punch if the practitioner chooses to.
I'm sorry if I was rude before, it's just that I really can't stand bull crap, especially when the bull crap misleads gullible people and is mainly done for money because it leads people to believe they can get superhuman powers. There is really no secret to having good fighting skills. Its just training, training and more training in techniques that work and can be easily explained. E.g you punch, I slip and counter with a hook. You kick, I block and counter with my own kick. You come close, I clinch and throw knees. You grab me, I perform osoto gari. Etc. No super mumbo jumbo theories.
I'm not directing this at you personally, maybe you were told this by someone else, you seem like a nice enough person. If I've offended you in my previous post, I sincerely apologize. But frankly, I don't believe it.
Why? Because the people who push these astounding feats of power are always the last ones to step in the ring to put prove their theories. They will give lots of excuses why they cannot step into the ring to fight and prove their powers (because our art will kill you, because we train for peace not for war, because ours is for real fights not for sport, because we believe in discipline and respect for others, etc.) If you can't even win a sport fight in a controlled and safe environment, how can you win a real fight in the streets when you have to account for weapons and multiple attackers? To me, these are just "siam"-ing.
Why do I think there's no such thing? Because the prize money for winning a K1, Pride or UFC fight is sometimes close to a million bucks. If these arts were real, don't you think the fighters will go learn chi kung and easily dispatch their opponents with just one punch? People are willing to eat all kinds of shit and live on an island for months with other smelly people to win $1 million, winning K1 with one punch should be easy money.
These feats of superhuman power are always practiced on or demonstrated on their own disciples, who've been conditioned to believe in this. Against fighters from other physical arts, they don't seem to work. Why is this so?
Please don't get your entire school to challenge me to fight. The burden of proof is on you if you claim to be able to do the things you claim. You can go sign up at any muay thai or sanda fight and show to the world the power of your chi kung. Since its so easy to KO a muay thai fighter with just one punch. -
ndmmxiaomayi,Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:As I said, internal energy works best at close distance, that one is near enough to deliver a fatal punch if the practitioner chooses to.
Don't believe in this crap because in the day your life depended on it, it'll get you killed. The least you can do is get into a real match and test out your theory. Don't worry, you won't kill anybody! -
In karate demonstrations, they can kick baseball bat, blocks of ice, break tiles and bricks and even ice blocks with their bare hands and shins. But they do not claim to be able to kill people with one punch.Originally posted by Skibi:Under Singapore Law any indemity to dissolve responsiblity for hurt/death is invalid. Exception is that you are a medical doctor doing surgery etc... Even then there can be investigation into whether you were negligent or not.
If you want to test "qigong" the proper way is to test in the following order.
Wood, Bricks, Metal.
Once you learn to demolish wood easily then move on to bricks and finally to metal etc... but most ppl stop at bricks. Personally I think the wood stage is enough to do some pretty serious damage in a fist-fight. Bricks stage can kill a person easily by accident. Metal is for those Xiaolin Monks.
Yet in their tournaments I don't see a single person being killed by one punch leh. Why har? -
Originally posted by NoRiceBoys:
There are many different kinds of tournaments, but i think the one you are refering to is the technique tournament. People wear protective gear and are not allowed to use internal energy. Points are awarded when vital areas of the opponents body are tapped. If internal energy is used(very obvious) then the person has lost, sometimes even disgraced and banned from the tournament.
In karate demonstrations, they can kick baseball bat, blocks of ice, break tiles and bricks and even ice blocks with their bare hands and shins. But they do not claim to be able to kill people with one punch.
Yet in their tournaments I don't see a single person being killed by one punch leh. Why har?
I think to rank up in karate at higher levels you are required to chop things? Rank up is not equal to tournament. -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlfMsZwr8rcOriginally posted by Skibi:To those who are practising internal energy arts, i want to stress that it is extremely important to have the right values and cultivate benevolent/virtuous thoughts. Only then can you attain a high level in the art. -
Not allowed to use internal energy? ROTFLMAO!!! And how do you make sure of that, do you have a "chi meter" that goes beep beep when they do? LOL!Originally posted by Skibi:There are many different kinds of tournaments, but i think the one you are refering to is the technique tournament. People wear protective gear and are not allowed to use internal energy. Points are awarded when vital areas of the opponents body are tapped. If internal energy is used(very obvious) then the person has lost, sometimes even disgraced and banned from the tournament.
I think to rank up in karate at higher levels you are required to chop things? Rank up is not equal to tournament.
You're talking of point sparring tournament, I'm referring to FULL CONTACT KNOCKDOWN tournament.If internal energy is used(very obvious) then the person has lost, sometimes even disgraced and banned from the tournament.
You are a very funny person, you make me laugh. Where did you hear this kinda stories?
I'm talking about this kind of tournament:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJns8ZPmoB0
To get black belt you have to fight 20 people, and also do breaking of tiles etc. Yet I don't see anyone dying in the fight, do you?