Infinite Myth Counterattack

Chapter 4 Strength
Zhao Mingde was originally a disciple of Southern Shaolin laymen, and the first set of boxing he taught Luo Changfeng was naturally the basic boxing method of Southern Shaolin.

The 48 forms of South Shaolin's basic boxing techniques are not complicated. Luo Changfeng learned the twelve forms in half a day, and the 48 forms took three days to learn all of them.

But learning does not mean proficiency, and proficiency does not mean knowing how to use it. Practice and play are two different things.

There is a basic process in practicing Chinese traditional martial arts. First learn the moves, and then practice the moves until you are familiar with them until your body forms instincts, and you can strike them out smoothly without thinking about it.

The next step is to separate each move and style, learn how to use each move and under what circumstances. This is the most time-consuming stage.

There are many ways to use each move, and the combination of various moves is endless. A boxing routine does not follow the routine from beginning to end in actual combat, so you just wait to be KO. !
How to combine the moves, after performing a move, which move to take next, must be judged according to actual needs, which is the so-called on-the-spot response.

This is something that the master can't finish teaching in his lifetime, and even the master himself can't master all the combinations and different usages of a boxing technique.

The so-called aptitude and comprehension are reflected in these aspects. The master will only teach you several usages of each move, as well as some basic combination methods and ideas. To comprehend more usages and combinations.

When the apprentice can understand more than the master, and the changes and combinations of boxing skills in actual combat are more subtle than the master, it is the so-called blue out of blue and better than blue.

Many so-called Chuanwu masters in later generations only know how to practice, but don't know how to fight. They have rich theoretical experience but zero actual combat experience. As a result, when they come into the ring, they encounter boxing and Sanda, which has simple and direct moves and only wins with physical fitness. They couldn't find North.

Is it true that martial arts is not as good as modern fighting?No, to put it bluntly, boxing and Sanda come and go just like swinging hooks, the combination is extremely simple, and there are no subtle changes.

Because of this, modern fighting is particularly easy to learn. After a year or so of study, you can master some actual combat skills and have actual combat capabilities.

However, if Chuanwu wants to practice actual combat effects, it often needs years of accumulation, and it must be accompanied by a sparring partner to practice the style of play, coupled with a lot of actual combat training, it is possible to produce results.

If the aptitude and comprehension are average, it often takes ten or twenty years of hard training to have actual combat ability.

But the later generations are in the economic era, and those so-called masters are all out to make money, who would really spend half their life studying martial arts techniques?

And those who really study martial arts techniques don't bother to come out to sensationalize. As a result, no one knows about the real masters, and the fake masters are known all over the world. Anyone who comes out with a small east or a small north can beat those masters to pieces.

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However, after Luo Changfeng started practicing martial arts, Zhao Mingde and Chen Jinnan immediately felt that they had found a treasure. Not only was this kid extremely well-coordinated, but his aptitude and understanding were also frighteningly high.

A set of 48-style basic boxing routines, which he practiced in just half a month, was extremely proficient. Zhao Mingde immediately began to teach him how to fight, and every time he told the usage of a boxing move, Luo Changfeng could draw inferences and understand it by himself. There are several other usages.

Facts have proved that teaching an apprentice with excellent aptitude and understanding is simply a kind of enjoyment. Watching the apprentice I teach improve at a speed visible to the naked eye every day is not to mention the refreshing feeling.

There is no relationship between them that "the disciples of the church will starve to death of the master". On the contrary, the sooner they can cultivate a master for the Heaven and Earth Society, the better for them, so Zhao Mingde taught Luo Changfeng everything, without hiding anything private.

In addition to learning martial arts with Zhao Mingde, Luo Changfeng did not let go of physical training every day. He asked the blacksmith to forge some iron blocks for him, and asked Aunt Lu to sew some cloth bags for him to hold the iron blocks.

After the thing was finished, I tied it around my legs, waist, and arms, adding a full fifty to sixty catties of weight. I didn't take it every day, whether I was running, walking, practicing martial arts, or even eating and going to the bathroom. Take it off, only take it off when you sleep, and put it on again the next morning.

Half a year later, Luo Changfeng increased the weight of the iron block to one hundred catties. When he was able to reach the previous level with a hundred catties on his body, he could be said to be as swift as a leopard when he took off the iron block. windy.

More than a month after Luo Changfeng arrived in Changlin Village, Chen Jinnan left the chief helm. He heard from Zhao Mingde that he went to Taiwan Island.

In one year, Luo Changfeng learned a total of 48 South Shaolin basic boxing techniques from Zhao Mingde, the Taizu Changquan, and the Tiger Fist in the Five Elements boxing. In terms of actual combat, he has been able to perform more than [-] moves with Zhao Mingde.

Of course, this is of a sparring nature, not a life-and-death contest. Just like the difference between training and fighting, there is a difference between martial arts sparring and fighting.

The competition is mainly to compare the basic abilities of the two sides such as strength, speed, agility, eyesight, nerve reflexes and understanding of moves.

Because it is a point to stop, both sides must try their best not to hurt people, so some ultimate moves cannot be used, and they cannot attack vital parts.

Life-and-death fights are different. Real martial arts practitioners in life-and-death fights will never use dozens or hundreds of moves, and rarely even fight ten moves.

The so-called "the master has made one move", in many cases, there is no chance to make a second move.

A real martial artist's duel between life and death is usually a matter of an instant. Although it is not all "one move", it is at most two or three moves.

The gorgeous and good-looking martial arts like those in movies, which are crackling for a long time, are naturally processed by art, and they are called "routine moves".

Of course, such a thing as life and death with one move has to be based on the martial arts of both sides of the duel to a certain level, otherwise, if you are an ordinary person, even if you stand there and let you fight, you will not be able to kill someone with one punch. Firstly, your strength is insufficient , and secondly, they don't understand key attacks, and using weapons doesn't count.

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A year later, Changlin Village was in the back of the mountain.

Luo Changfeng watched Zhao Mingde nail a thick stack of papers on the tree quietly, and then said to him: "Changfeng, you are already very strong in terms of strength, speed, and responsiveness, so Starting today, you need to 'harden' your fists."

"You know, strength is mutual. When your fist hits someone else, there will be a backlash. The strength of this backlash depends on the strength of your punch."

"The stronger the punch, the stronger the backlash, and the more painful your own fist will be. So from today on, you will hit this stack of paper with all your strength."

"It will definitely hurt at the beginning. When the pain stops, you can tear off three sheets a day. When you feel the pain again, stop tearing the paper, and continue to tear until the pain is gone. This cycle continues."

"For half an hour every day, after the beating, go to my place to soak your hands with water to keep the skin and flesh on your hands from dying, otherwise your hands will be useless after a period of time."

"After about eight to ten months of this, you can basically tear off the paper and hit the tree trunk directly. When you can punch the tree trunk out of damage, you can stop this practice and start kicking and hitting wooden stakes to practice your arms. and the stiffness of the legs."

"In the future, you will have to practice beating your whole body with a stick. The so-called 'if you want to hit someone, get beaten first', if your own resistance is not strong, it is easy to be beaten to death at once, do you understand?"

Luo Changfeng said: "Understood."

After speaking, he went straight forward, opened his posture, and punched the paper on the tree trunk with every punch. Every punch was exhausted, and the tree trunk rattled.

Zhao Mingde nodded slowly in relief, turned around and left, and went to prepare the herbs for soaking his hands.

Luo Changfeng practiced martial arts without the need for others to stare at him. His self-consciousness belonged to the category of other people's children.

(End of this chapter)