Mark Rasmus - Elastic Force Chi Kung | Highlights from The Martial Camp - January 2024 

Thank you! A lot of work goes into planning the camp, including selecting the right instructors and ensuring the right information is shared.

Thank you. More to come!

The truth is that it's very refined skills that have very little to do with fighting, but it all originates from fighting. The purpose simply evolved into something else. If your goal is to fight, learn combat sports with people experienced at fighting. If your goal is to better know yourself from inside out, do internal arts. There is no problem with one or the other... or both.

@@Jenjakwell said.

No and yes to all with my respect. 1. Internal martial arts are for fighting where every strikes could be lethal(inner organ bleeding, spine broken etc.) Of course it takes time, right method and right mind set to reach the level. 2. In emergency situations, many people had unvoluntary accessed this internal martial arts state so they lifted up heavy things at ease etc. And later get extreme fatigue for many days. It means that tremendous amount of energy had been used, some people could die of fatigue. So our bodys block this ability by default. Internal arts make you gain the ability to directly control your energy without certain situations. The ability to control your energy directly make you can perform tasks which normal people can not do. It looks like magic but it is not. 3. Fight sports are lower level of fighting arts when compared to internal arts. But fight sports and all external arts allow the practitioners to gain the ability VERY FAST(for it is low level so you can gain it very fast), this make most people misunderstood about effectiveness of ext arts. 4. Internal arts make practitioners to reach more abilities those human bodys are capable of.

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