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Chi is a very neat art. I will tell you why now. You don't just have to use it in side your body as a part of you. You can also place chi in objects. Just by charging up a pencil with chi, you can throw it a very far, make it go a little through someone's stomach, go through five sheets of paper stuck together, and go very fast. It all depends how much chi you place in it. This is not B.S. I don't play that game. You might go to other sites and read that chi can be placed in something and make it go through a wall. It's a lie. This is not an anime. Let's keep it that way. All you have to do is gather all the chi into your Dan-Tian and control it to your hands using the technique I gave you earlier. Send the chi into the object with the intention of making it stronger, faster, and/or more powerful. Let the chi flow into the object. Then do what you want with it. Give the chi you sent into the object its own characteristics. You can use it in a baseball bat to hit the ball out of the park, you can charge up a ball and throw it further than ever, you can charge up a twig and throw it at someone and make it hurt like hell. You can do a lot by charging up objects. Kicking Aiming |
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