The TRUTH About "CHI" Force 気 

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I am Asian and confirm this, The chi is just simple as when you try to do something and you take a deep breath and focusing. you are just perfectly using "CHI" force.

“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” ― Nikola Tesla

I'm no fighter, but I get Chi every time I see my wife in the shower

*But admit it or not guys there's one point in your life that you tried to form energy ball with your hands while uttering the words hadouken or kamehameha... 😂*

How dare you to disagree with Master Ken? xD

Let me share my experience. Firstly, I do agree with your explanation that chi is energy. My first experience with Chi was actually from my mother in law. She's a regular Tai Chi pratitioner. Not a master or anything, just for exercise purpose for an elderly lady. We can actually feels heat emitting from the palm of her hands when she performs it. We've tried to do the same and got nothing. Mind you the distance between her palm and my hand is quite close...maybe 2-3 inches. So no, she is not going to starts shooting fireballs and yells Hadoken! anytime soon. But the thing is, there is something there. So thermal energy is pretty accurate. I have no idea how to generate it or how far it can go. But i am 100% sure there is something there. Just don't expect Hadoken or shooting laser beam from your eyes.

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Can you explain that . Anyone who finished high school with science class : Yes

A native Chinese teacher explained to me that there are several different meanings for "Chi," some of which are common concepts in Chinese culture. He also told me that in old Chinese, the characters for the different concepts of chi sometimes had some different strokes, but since I don't know Chinese, that was kind of over my head. So Chi could simply be "breath." Chi gung, to some extent is simply breathwork. The second definition of chi was a vector of force. So when someone pushes you and you don't want to get pushed, you "redirect his chi." It sounds mystical, but it's really purely physical. Then there's the chi (energy) that circulates around your body and makes it work. When your mind makes your bicep contract, that's a motion of the chi. When you get a muscle cramp that's a blockage of chi. You can do chi gung (breathwork) to strengthen your chi (inner energy) It's not part of western culture, but again, it's common way of thinking in Asia. Some people have learned to take that inner chi and project it, but usually for healing, not hitting. Finally, there's the Chi of nature and the universe. Taoists feel they can absorb it from forests and mountains, but it's not so different from the "energy" in a hunk of beef that we eat and digest to strengthen our own chi.

"heat produces fire" now wait a minute, doesn't fire produce heat? And friction produce heat? Heat is a product or result of an action

Im just gonna stick with my chakra 😂

It is pronounced "qii" I guess

Also I think Chi is about visualisation: what you visualise when doing a movement effects your quality of motion. It can be used to help acquire a particular way of moving. Professional dancers will often use visualisation to give a movement a particular desired quality and it's sometimes used in Yoga for a similar reason (and often to engender a particular mental state).

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My master explained to me that chi is a living conscious force that responds to our intention and awareness. We can use it to strike more efficiently and harder, to preserve our lifeforce or simply to learn better. We can focus it to a specific part of the body to heal faster or even to our voice to influence and project onto others. It is said that master with immense accumulation of this force can influence another person s body and mind without a single touch, only it s mere presence. Chi flows through the blood but it is not the blood, enters through the air but it is not the air, is guided by our movement but it is not our movement. Chi is probably the closest thing to the abstract of Tao that there is. It cannot be simplify, it simply IS. Lamas in tibet believed in ancient times there were levels of human evolution that allow us even to fly. This might sound crazy for our science evolved times, but for the ancients it appear to have been a kind of technlogy as well. Something that can be learned to focus and use. To my experience to explain chi is to try to explain a mindless state achieved through meditation. How can you explain something that the mind cannot touch ? If I tell you that I feel the universe through me at that moment and there is nothing that separates me from the surrounding you can go to Einstein and his unified field for a reference but that is not comprehension, only the title of the chapter, a mere reference. In fact meditation for others can be a totaly different thing. The same way chi cannot be fully explained, only experienced. And I believe as westeners the closest we are to understand it is through the concept of faith. It is said that a man with faith can move mountains. But what is faith ? For some is just a set of beliefs well rooted in the mind that drive the individual's actions. But is it truly only that ? The faithful, if we can believe the sacred books of the earth were able to do miracles, to open the sea, to cast fire from the sky. Sounds a lot like magic but who said magic is not a type of technology. After all our bodies are machines. We are machines that create machines as well, that use fuel to live, require metals to function and constant mantainance. Yet chi existed before us and will continue after us. unlike the concept of god it is not considered a non localized phenomena but a tangible one. With training you can feel the energy within you and move it through your body as you can feel the heat of the stove. A martial artist can concentrate it on the tan tien or on the fist. A healer can focus it through his/her mind or hands. An artist can channel it through a brush. In our times we were tought to only believe in what can be explained and that is our loss. It is as pernicious as the concept of religion to only believe in what we cannot explain. In the first one all you can achieve is the capacity to create constructs outside of you. In the second you are just a conduit without will subject to the Will of your god. Chi and Tao are none of those. You cannot fully explain any of them yet you can experience both.

I believe that Western people are missing another point in the meaning of "chi": for Chinese people it also means "breathing", so when they're talking about "chi" circulation in the body it is connected with inhaling and exhaling, and right breathing is essential for both health and your biodynamics if we're talking about martial arts. It is not a "magical" energy, but it is the energy of your breathing.

An approximate description of chi would be how Yoda described the Force to young Luke Skywalker.

I used to believe in Chi when I was a newbie, but now I know it's just a proper use of (bio)mechanics. And a freaking lot of training, of course.

1:35 I studyed science, so yes, I can explain it all. If you want, I can even write it here

According to Chinese medicine, Qi is acquired through two simple methods: 1. Eating food 2. Breathing air. How do you use Qi? By doing absolutely anything or simply being alive! 😁

Anyone else feel like a nerd because when he asked you do you understand any of the energy things but you actually did know how to answer all the questions because they taught me in high school

Chi ( or ki ) is a way of thinking about energy that used to make sense in ancient times when people thought they could improve their ¨internal energy¨ to live healthier, longer or even to punch harder. Nowadays we can understand for example how really energy is contained in molecules and how we use ATP to boost our internal processes or to create movement. Due to this new way of understanding energy and our body we know that practices like iron shirt or chi Kung don´t make any sense, at least in terms of redirecting energy or create energy. I am studying the physics degree and I can tell that energy is something weird and really difficult to understand, however, talking about chi energy nowadays simple doesn´t make sense . I love your videos but in this one, I don´t really get the point. Sorry for my English if I have any mistake, I am Spanish :)

My farts are also Chi then.

In Qigong and taijiquan, Qi means "breath," "energy," or can also be "attention." Breath is a source of energy, i.e. oxygen that is used to transform chemical energy in our cells, so that our muscles can generate mechanical energy and kinetic energy. Attention requires the expenditure of mental energy, which requires firing of synapses, which is the transformation of chemical energy into electrical energy. These processes happen on a level and at a speed that our conscious mind cannot comprehend. So is Qi magical? Actually, our body and unconscious processes are quite magical, if you think about it. In the end, many martial arts masters have figured out how to use their body in a way that defies description, and moves at a speed that is faster that most people's capacity to think. There are rigorous scientific explanations, but of the esoteric explanations work, they are generally much faster, and don't require intense thought, making them more useful. Just don't get confused by the language

I met this great basketball coach in Illinois in 1972. He was a great coach and had the utmost respect from everybody. He wasn't a firebreather type. He was a gentlemanly mild mannered person who just happened to be a master at his craft. He had an aura of greatness about him that I will never forget. I compare that aura to chi or ki power. It's unseen, but influential. His name was Vergil Fletcher.

Yeah, I agree with you, I think the old Japanese imagined it differently than how people today do.

"Do you know how a windmill produces electricity, how a energybar makes you move and how heat makes fire?" Me: yes.

More than physics. It’s life flowing, it’s your thoughts....

0:14 force push

My suggestion on a video is: how to not lose motivation in training, despite if your sensei stops teaching, martial politics get in the way, dojo let's you down, etc.. 🙏🏼

Chi or in mainland Chinese Pinyin, Qi, is far more than just energy. It can also be focused attention, vitality or consciousness , and many many more. For example, "气死 - Qi kills“ means someone fails to control his anger and die as a result of being overwhelmed by the anger whatever causing it. ”勇气 - brave Qi“ means courage. ”志气 - ambition Qi“ means aspiration. ”福气 - lucky Qi“ means blessing. "气节 - Qi discipline“ means integrity, and "节气 - season Qi" means agricultural seasons. One thing is certain, except when it means air, Qi is an abstractive and intangible concept. In martial arts or Kung Fu, people use “精， 气， 神“ to describe it more inclusively and accurately.

You are completely wrong my friend, i know a master of chi gong, he is capable to blow up a flame of candle at a distance of 3 m point out his fingers and it is chi!

Chi in Chinese, Ki in Japanese and Prana in Indian. The actual root of martial arts is in India.

Chi is real. The sensation feels like cool air settling down the Dan Tien. When you apply it in motion, you feel sensation like water going through your body.

0:43 master ken 😂

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A couple of times in my life I have been in a situation where I have felt I was under threat of being attacked physically and quite spontaneously I have felt a force of explosive energy come from deep inside myself and protect me from harm. I am not sure about the mechanism of this power or why humans have it's potential. All I know is that before it happened, I felt sincerely righteous and justified that it should!!

Great video, makes alot of sense, I did find an exercise labelled as 'Chi' (basic movements timed with breathing) and very quickly I noticed an unusual sensation, it no longer felt like I was using physical effort but instead that my breathing and intention was causing the body to move I immediately recognised the sensation as being the same as when you relieve the burden of carrying a heavy backpack or shopping bags, that 'floaty' feeling I later noticed a description of a function of our muscular system, that it has an aspect to keep us stable and upright and another aspect to enable us to move Apparently the movement function can be felt when operating and tires more quickly, The posture function cannot be felt and doesn't tire out, So I gather that what's happening here is the movement muscles are being tired out, so much that when the mind intends to move- the posture muscles perform the command I get the impression that when we are young we always correctly use stabilisation muscles for standing, but over time we learn the bad habit of using our movement muscles for that role, meaning we feel as though we are carrying the body like a burden I believe this contributes towards the tension we carry in our bodies, particularly around the joints, which leads to I'll health So I believe that an exercise labelled Chi is intended to enable us to return to the natural state of using posture muscles for stabilisation and possibly to take that a step further and begin to learn how to move only using the posture muscles I found this very interesting, don't know if this is hundred percent right or common knowledge but thought I'd share in case someone understands this better, hope I explained it clearly enough

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“Thank You so much for watching” Are you kidding me, thank you for making such informative videos. Well produced and makes me happy to learn new things everyday. An honor to have you on RU-vid sensei

Admit it you are here because of Kung fu Panda 3.

Tsutomu Oshima had an interesting account of his experience with Chi years ago in BlackBelt Magazine, and it ain't just physical dynamics, Jesse.

You have to feel the chi, no necessarily see, because we all are energy, but don't see.

32 people disliked this?How!? Do they really think that one can harness energy and throw energy balls at people?

Windmills produce electricity due to the wind hitting its blades. The momentum of the air is creating lift on the blades making it spin. In the center there is an alternator, a magnet surrounded by coils. The spinning magnet moves the electrons in the coils to create 3 phase electricity. A bar with carbohydrates contains a lot of chemical energy. When breathing in oxygen you allow for the carbohydrates to burn, releasing energy and heat. The energy is used for ATP and ADP conversion, the batteries of your body so to speak. ATP is a molecule with energy stored. When reales in muscle fibrils, they will contract causing your muscle to tense up voluntary or involuntary aka cramps. Antagonist muscle groups allow for reverse action. As for fire, heat exites the molecules allowing them to bond with oxygen and forming other molecules. When bonding with oxygen, the electrons around the atom also get exited and jump to a higher shell, then they jump back and releasing energy in the form of photons. The more heat there is generates the higher the energy of the color. Therefore fire can be multiple colors like from red to green to blue red being the lower energy emission and blue being the higher energy emission. There are your forms of energy

That punch by Bruce Lee and Anderson Silva was a really great way to put it!

Many years ago when I did Chen Taichi I had Chi explained to me as ,"Efficiently using your body and breathing...and anything else we need to explain." by my instructor. It was shortly after he effortlessly knocked the wind out of me during push-hands practice. I later learned that what he did was basically a gentle version of the classic "one-inch punch" with an open hand, to my solar plexus. Which makes a lot more practical sense than some of the "magic" I've seen touted.

I found info about chi through soft martial arts than hard martial arts. Soft martial art are like Tai Chi, Baguazhang, ect.

2:25 Is this you writing? It is beautiful.

I would love to see a video on the gyaku zuki. I know that sounds boring at first, since you do it all the time, but there are so many things you have to keep an eye on (e.g. shoulder position, hip movement, legs straight or not, relaxation and tension, arm not completely straight, twisting in the end, hikite, kime, breathing...) Maybe you can do some kind of "basics" video in which you explain all the things you have to keep in mind and even some drills on how to improve your zuki. And again great video 👍🏻

In my teens some 50 yrs ago my older brother in an informal Kumite, threw a soft kick that sent his opponent flying across the dojo. Our sensei (5th Dan Shotokan) Reverend Foster who missionaried in China announced, no one was allowed to spar with him without his presence. Then personally trained him in breathing techniques and control of "Chi". The only example I ever witnessed that I might believe. Thanks for video.

Having been on the receiving end of some masters of Aikido, Tai Chi, and Karate, there was absolutely no "energy" or Chi, but as you said just exceptional technique, timing, and execution.

Great comments on Chi. Chi is known as universal life force. You're right that Chi is not easily explainable, but the examples of Chi are infinite.

So Chia ,Qi,and or chi is basically just spiritual refinement,hard work and energy makes sense

Trust me bro answer for all those questions 1:31

I always thought the same so I'm glad you made a video on Chi

There is a mystical aspect of Qi, but it rarely has anything to do with martial art. It is in between the philosophical origin of the universe and the basic unit of matter. that constructs everything.

You're absolutely right! Also, in my opinion, Chi can be translated as "determination", because it's what makes practice and its application reality; without it, nothing could be done! It's just mine interpretation of it by the way😅

To be honest to everyone who doesn’t believe in this listen up: Everything is made out of energy, energy CAN’T be destroyed neither created but it CAN be altered, for example speeding the vibration of the energy (heating) or slowing the vibration of the energy (cooling). So, since everything is made out of energy, any time you focus on a thought, your energy shifts toward that idea; in fact if we make anything (even water or air) vibrate at a certain state it would feel solid for us. (the next information could be inaccurate or incorrect) And also since we use only around 35% of our brain we can always find out new things about the human being

Qi is like the Tao: It’s there but you can’t summon it at will because it’s something always present, so realizing this, you use it eternally until death without knowing it personally 🙏🏽

You forgot to mention that it is, in a big way chemistry as well and we dont even know how lucky we are. Peace on you

I usually explain it like the "optimal way in which body and mind are working together". Kind of like the psychological term 'flow'.

Sorry but my experience what I have seen from Tai Chi. I can't explain still.. I have also learnt respect for all martial arts does your belt hold your trousers up okay. Tai Chi has been past on for 1000s of years.. Not just for hitting people. Or am I fibbing..?. You should know that if you truly have knowledge off the arts. Obviously you are one off those that think it's just about hitting people. Try to learn more.. Your missing so much.. Good luck. You really still have a long way to go your should know so much more yet you don't want to learn.. Your mind is not right. You need balance of mind as well as body.. For with out the mind the body is usless. Ps there is some trixtures out there obviously you might have met one or two. And that is the sum of your knowledge you gave up

The problem with the term "chi" is that it is a very general word used for everything from air to breathing to motion to energy, which gave some people (including at least a few of the equivalent of Chinese philosophers and naturalists of ancient times) the idea that there is a single "chi" that encompasses every definition of chi when this is generally not the case.

About chi/ki ur can see my youtube, about chi or energy power for body, n Ki aikido have that Meaning some have ki/chi with harder body (kateda), some with relax (ki aikido)

Ah! I really loved this one. I've had a hard time trying to like the way I've been taught about the chi. I'm really skeptical about this magic understanding of the chi. But yeah, this sounds a lot more aligned about what I understand about energy, in the physics arena. Thank you, sensei!

Your video is based in ignorance. CHI is energy yes, but you didn't explain HOW it works. Start with your cells. Every cell in your body is a wet cell battery, electrically speaking. In ANY wet cell battery you must have a BALANCE of acid and alkaline in order to hold a high electrical charge. If you are imBALANCED then you have too much acid or too much alkalinity and your cells cannot fully recharge. So to be fully BALANCED then every cell needs the proper ingredients, you need proper sleep to recharge those cells, and you need good breathe control when engaged in combat to preserve your CHI. CHI can mean "energy" but the proper meaning has more to do with "BALANCE." You are attempting to keep your cells properly balanced. Your blood is always properly balanced but it does so by robbing the cells in the body. A good CHI not only has the blood BALANCED but also the rest of the body's cells. Being imbalanced is what creates DIS-EASE. When your CHI falls then you become prey to bacteria and viruses.

Hey Jesse, I share your stand on different karate styles. That most paths lead to the same goal in the end, since the perfection of character is what we strife for eventually. That said, I looked at all the kata that are "approved" bye the WKF in their official kata list and was overwhelmed by the number of katas I had never heard of before. So, I started to figure out which kata is trained in which "karate style" (using this term lightly). Some of my findings are: - Shito-Ryu has a lot of kata - Shotokan and Goju-Ryu are very distinct from each other - There are so many "styles" I have never heard from Naturally I felt like my karate-do is incomplete, since there seems so much knowledge in different styles. Okay, at this point I should say, that my sensei toughed Shotokan and I consider myself also training Shotokan karate, even though I walk a different path then my sensei by now and also incorporate kodudo. Thanks for reading so far, now to the point/question! Looking at all the 102 katas listed by the WKF, I figured out there are many kata that teaches the same principles. I never tried Sanchin or Tensho, but the breathing is similar to the beginning of Hangetsu. I never tried Kushanku, but the techniques are similar to Kanku Dai + Sho, so I understood, what the kata was about and aimed to teach. Then there are different names for basically the same kata, Chinto = Gankaku, Wanshu = Enpi or Matsukaze = Wankan. As far as I am aware this happened, because of political reasons. Some names are Chinese and at that time it was considered a bad thing. Some names were changed from one sensei to the next, because they wanted to give the kata their own touch. Etc. But then there are also kata that are unique. For example Annan or Chinte. What is your opinion on this matter? Are there kata that are unique to one style and should be learned by others to complete the kara pool? Or is all the knowledge of karate in the limited pool of kata of each style respectively? I would like to know what you and your community thinks about this. And I also left a comment for your video ideas ;-) Best regards from Germany, Oss

When i fart, i told people that i am just releasing my inner chi. Makes it something profound and professional. But it sure is deadly i reckon.

I went to China martial arts school and trained for 5 yrs in my determinationall training and atlast I found the secret of chi 👇 Just rent some acters and pay them some money👍🏻 Now you are ready to go

I must be manipulating electromagnetic energy, or maybe psionic energy, when I'm demonstrating my control of this force to other people. They usually feel a tingling, or pressure, sometimes other effects like a headache when I exert my own "energy" upon them. They don't usually feel heat, unless I'm intensely visualizing my energy as being a super-hot flame. I can give myself blisters on my palms if I let myself go wild, emitting energy from my hands. However, it remains my opinion that without a firm goal in mind you cannot actually use this energy to great effect. It's pretty useless, unless you're willing to devote yourself to mastering a particular energy manipulation skill. This is similar to how you won't see much progress with muscle strength and size until you decide on what exactly you want from your muscle training.

I'm getting confused. Ranton said its controlling your breath during a fight, while you explain it as energy. Well i guest control your breath is part of controlling energy

The true meaning of "Chi" is found in Hindu philosophy, when the latter is connected to Atman, Mahesvara or Nirvana. The "Chi" represents even more precisely an essence that permeates all things in the Universe, and it is this concept, together with those listed above, which is strongly associated with a single element of Hindu philosophy, the Om. In order to understand everything I would like to explain, I should explain the view of the Universe in Hindu philosophy, but it would be very long. What I can do to simplify is let you imagine that you have the feeling that you can be the creator of your reality, this is the "Chi". It does not have to do directly with combat, but with the control of oneself, of one's universe, or of the universe itself. That’s why only a real Yogin can control the "Chi".

Ok, that's agood point, Jesse. May I add my experience to that? Because in my book, "Chi" that is supposedly "flowing" throughout our bodies can be equated to "bioelectricity". You see, just like you train, say, your bicep better when you focus on it (and thereby command your cerebral cortex to send more bioelectric impulses into it), a fughting technique i.e. will become more efficient if you really put all your conviction into it, hence creating more bioelectric stimulation and thereby stronger activity. I learned that through a very muscular training buddy of mine who participated in the same Martial Art as I do. He was waaaaay ore buff and ripped than I was and had way more brute force. We came by a pile of bulk trash one day and he challenged me to break a wooden board that lay around there. Long sotry short: We placed it on top of two chair backrests and he hit it with all his power but obviously the wrong way of thinking (determination) because he couldn't break it. By telling his brain through doubts and fear that he was unable to, his muscles obeyed his command to NOT manage it. I concentrated solely on that one thought, namely to get through as if it was nothing and so I did. The bioelectric impulses my brain sent into my muscle were bound on a simple action: breaking the board no matter what. Without doubt or unrest. I was completely calm and composed. My kinteic energy was consitent with the information that my brain send to my tricep and brachialis, wrist and hammerfist. The board split in half and hit my forehead with such power that it left a bruise and knocked me off balance xD

Its energy. Duh... Everything is Energy. Over generalized. Look into telekinesis or levitation. Just energy . Nothing magical. Nothing to see here. 😂... Dum dums.😊

That’s about the best explanation I’ve ever heard. It is indeed a real thing! My old Sifu could knock me to the ground with the smallest movements. It was truly demoralizing for a long time. Until I figure it out how he was doing it. Generating great deals of force in very short distances.

The best chi i know is called sayonachi😅😅😅meaning heres my slipper and run fast as you can😂😂😂

Awesome info sensei!

Me, using my chi? Naw.. I'd do Godzilla's ATOMIC BREATH after 1 too many booze.. and it ain't like non of you ever did 1 or 2.. 😆 🤣 😂

Chi is energy but it’s not just energy like gravity or movement. It is internal energy that can be generated and transmitted. In the movie the street fighter there was a guy that was sent into a cave and eventually opened all chi lines and became like a demon. This has been similar to my experience while trying to open my chi lines - I sensed a serious darkness and as a Creature of light - a Christian - I have nothing to do with darkness. I tried to open my chi lines using intense tension exercises. There are actually 2 chi types and it is very easy to feel the difference between the two - one is hard and masculine the other is soft and feminine but way more deadly. Chi has nothing to do with physics I would say it’s more about using your lymphatic system to generate energy from your soul which is pure power and pure energy. God created man in his image. Which means stored somewhere in man in a dormant state is ultimate power.

Actually, yes I can explain how a windmill produces electricity. It's called alternating current. Windmill is a big alternator. Spin positive and negative magnet over coils of wire creating alternating current

As a Chinese, I think you really understand what Chi is than a lot of Kung Fu master.

This isn't actually chi. Its an entity called stand We can't see it because we are not stand users

So when I eat and be lazy all day... it means I’m accumulating Chi right? Since I’m saving energy.

Fire is the release of energy from the bonds of the atoms breaking and forming CO2 and H2O... explaining fire is not hard :p. When bonds are broken in chemistry, energy is released as heat. when bonds are formed, energy is absorbed.

I've experienced chi from Chinese martial arts practitioner (past 60 years old) and I felt a wall crashing in when he asked me to pinch him. I thought I could punch rather quick but he blew me backwards without feeling any contact. It was unreal. I also felt his body heat through my winter glove when he asked me in another exercise to grab his collar. Chi is what is the whole Traditional Chinese Medical system is based upon, including pressure point massage and accupuncture. I feel chi through all these different experiences, making tangable for me. I hope more people will realize the benefits because it makes you healthy and centered. Peace to you.

I could think about explanations to the three examples. That's not rocket science.

This guy didn't heared of quantum energy obviously.. not even how wind teach work nor biology lol..

If you use The Force, are you using chi? Or is there a difference? xD Chi is very real though and even scientists acknowledges that there is a "force" that exists in the universe. Just can't use mind tricks or force lighting from what I know. xD

Gen ki desu ka he said means Is your ki Centered then i think that theres a skill on dragon ball that called Genki Dama means Spirit Bomb which is a Ki ball you need to know what is my point on this

In a wind mill a magnetic shaft rotates through copper coils which creates a flow of electrons which is electricity

I can harness my Chi! **sneezes* * Hachi!!!!!! I am the immortal Iron Sneeze of Cov'Id

My Chi is The Most Powerful, Deadliest Of Them All. When I Fart. (drops Mic) 🎤

I don’t know is it just me but we thought that chi was from Japan but then I realized it was from china

When your angry it's kaioken X1 when you get second in a fortnite tournament it's kaioken X3

Watch Dynamo Jack use Chi as his form of acupuncture. Chi is far more than you can explain it away.

You should be proud u found this vid he literally just told you how to activate ultra instinct 3:08

bro all people knows who is bruse lee but they dont know who trained him : ip man

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