Check out this vid of the Indonesian chi master. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3F3ovb2kZ9Q chi master
Mind = Blown
My own brand of chi energy use, and anyone can do it: "Shove" from your core or abdomen, towards the injury, while placing your frame/body under extreme flexion for a second or two. (ONly for the healthy re: heart, embolisms, etc.) Then "suck", with your kegel/perineum muscle, towards the injury for a second or two. Alternate, with ten reps am and pm. Roger does something similar, and has stayed pretty much injury free. Works wonders on lower back, hamstring, etc. for quicker healing. Has applications for all sports/work injuries.
I have a degree in science and electricity, and have studied chi energy also. Some would say it's "too out there."
I would say, try it and see for yourself. There is bubble of energy surrounding any electrical wire, in spherically degrading form, and hysteresis currents as well, on the surface of the wire. Each one of us has a bubble of energy around us most cannot feel or see. Performance fear has many forms, and the fear creates the bubble. You can pop the bubble with these exercises during match play, and free up your swings and go into the zone more easily.
Mind = Blown
My own brand of chi energy use, and anyone can do it: "Shove" from your core or abdomen, towards the injury, while placing your frame/body under extreme flexion for a second or two. (ONly for the healthy re: heart, embolisms, etc.) Then "suck", with your kegel/perineum muscle, towards the injury for a second or two. Alternate, with ten reps am and pm. Roger does something similar, and has stayed pretty much injury free. Works wonders on lower back, hamstring, etc. for quicker healing. Has applications for all sports/work injuries.
I have a degree in science and electricity, and have studied chi energy also. Some would say it's "too out there."
I would say, try it and see for yourself. There is bubble of energy surrounding any electrical wire, in spherically degrading form, and hysteresis currents as well, on the surface of the wire. Each one of us has a bubble of energy around us most cannot feel or see. Performance fear has many forms, and the fear creates the bubble. You can pop the bubble with these exercises during match play, and free up your swings and go into the zone more easily.
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