Seven Gods Guardian: Gun King Mission

"Compared with karate, the biggest feature of Chinese martial arts is that it is more inclined to fatal blows! Any part of our body can become a deadly weapon to attack the enemy!" Uncle Tian explained the difference between the two in a calm tone.

He went on to say, "Karate is mainly used for mutual sparring, and the emphasis is on stopping when the fight is enough; while martial arts focus on life-and-death battles. If a fight really breaks out, it depends on the specific situation. If in the ring, everyone stops when the fight is enough, this will undoubtedly greatly weaken the true strength of martial arts. But if it comes to a life-and-death battle, then martial arts will be able to beat karate to a pulp!" Uncle Tian's words revealed a deep understanding of the two martial arts.

As a result, we rarely see authentic martial arts on television. In fact, true martial arts masters usually don't participate in such activities.

They uphold their dignity and principles, believing that the essence of martial arts lies in an instantaneous fatal blow, rather than flashy display of skills.

In a real battle, once a move is made, the outcome, and even life and death, can be decided immediately.

At the same time, ring confrontations will greatly restrict their freedom of movement.

For a true master, every movement must be precise and decisive, without any redundancy.

However, the rules and restrictions in the ring often make it difficult for them to fully exert their strength.

In such an environment, they would rather keep a low profile, stay away from the hustle and bustle, and concentrate on practicing in order to achieve a higher level of realm.

After all, the way of martial arts is to cultivate both the inner and outer self, rather than temporary fame.

After listening to Uncle Tian's explanation, Wang Zhan was silent for a long time before he slowly said: "After listening to so much from you, I now understand that I still have a lot to learn and improve. But... where should I start? I feel like I seem to be missing something, but I can't tell exactly where it is." He frowned slightly, revealing a hint of confusion and bewilderment, and looked at Uncle Tian earnestly, hoping to get some guidance from him.

"First, let's train your body's coordination. This means learning how to effectively combine the strength of different muscle groups for smoother, more efficient movements. Through specific exercises and techniques, you can improve the ability of different parts of your body to work together, making your movements more natural and powerful."

"Next is flexibility training. Maintaining good flexibility is crucial for preventing sports injuries, and it also increases your range of motion and flexibility. Stretching exercises, yoga, and other methods can help improve your body's flexibility, enabling you to better cope with various combat scenarios."

"Then we need to focus on how to dodge enemy attacks. This requires developing sharp reaction speed and accurate judgment. Learning to observe the opponent's movements and predict their next move so that you can avoid danger in time. At the same time, mastering flexible movement skills is also key, so that you can quickly dodge and look for opportunities to counterattack."

"Next, it's crucial to understand the enemy's position and direction of attack. Different attack targets will produce different effects, so you need to choose the most appropriate attack point based on the actual situation. Furthermore, you must also consider the enemy's defensive posture and possible reactions to develop the best attack strategy."

"Finally, your offensive mindset is also a key factor in determining victory or defeat. Maintaining a calm, confident, and decisive mindset, and not letting your emotions sway you, will allow you to perform at your best in battle. At the same time, you must learn to adapt to pressure and setbacks, constantly adjusting your mindset to maintain endurance."

"Training in these areas will help you improve your overall combat capabilities and become a stronger fighter. Remember, continuous practice and practice are the keys to progress." Uncle Tian explained to Wang Zhan clearly what he currently needed to train.

"Okay, I understand. Let's start with body coordination training."

"My body is full of energy, so I can coordinate my strength."

Wang Zhan said excitedly.

Uncle Tian smiled and nodded, then led Wang Zhan to an open space.

"First, let's do some simple warm-up exercises to relax our bodies." Wang Zhan followed Uncle Tian's instructions and performed various stretching and twisting movements.

Next, Uncle Tian began to show Wang Zhan some basic coordination exercises.

The first move was a jump and turn. Uncle Tian jumped lightly, completed a perfect 360-degree turn in the air, and then landed steadily.

Then, he demonstrated how to coordinate kicking with arm movements. While the legs were exerting force, the arms also swung accordingly, and the movements were smooth and natural.

Wang Zhan watched Uncle Tian's demonstration intently, and then began to imitate him seriously.

Wang Zhan took a deep breath and started to jump, but he obviously hadn't mastered the strength yet, and he used too much force, causing his body to rush into the air.

However, before he could turn over, he fell straight down and hit the ground hard, raising a cloud of dust, like a puppy chewing mud.

"Ah!" Wang Zhan cried out in pain, but he did not give up.

He gritted his teeth, got up from the ground, and said unconvincedly, "If you do that again, I won't believe it!"

So he tried to jump again, and this time, he successfully jumped into the air, but when he tried to turn around, his center of gravity was unstable and he landed on his back and fell heavily again.

In this way, Wang Zhan didn't know how many times he fell, but every time he was not discouraged and immediately stood up to challenge again.

Gradually, he seemed to have figured out some tricks.

Finally, in another jump, Wang Zhan successfully completed the mid-air roll and landed steadily.

He cheered excitedly, his eyes shining with pride and satisfaction.

Although this experience was full of frustration, it also made him deeply understand that as long as he persevered and kept trying, he would be able to overcome himself and achieve success.

"Very good. The next step is to coordinate the strength of your hands. Attack me. I will be your target." Uncle Tian said calmly.

"Okay!" Wang Zhan was very excited after hearing this. After all, the memory of having his bones shattered by Uncle Tian was still vivid in his mind. This was a good opportunity to take revenge.

So, he attacked Uncle Tian without hesitation.

However, what was unexpected was that although Wang Zhan tried his best, he was still unable to hit Tianshu even once.

Not only that, because he used too much force several times, he almost fell to the ground, which fully demonstrated that his ability to control his hand strength was far from enough.

Seeing this, Uncle Tian spoke up and reminded him, "Remember, every punch you throw needs to be coordinated with your breathing. When you inhale, gather your strength; when you exhale, release it instantly. The control of strength is closely related to your breathing. Don't throw punches randomly. Instead, learn to control the amount of power you should deliver with each punch."

"Okay." Wang Zhan responded and began to attack in an orderly manner.

Each of his punches was in sync with his breathing, and gradually, he was able to fully control the power of his attacks. Whether it was a single fist, two fists, or the power of two palms, he could use it with ease.

His body coordination has been significantly improved. His originally clumsy movements have now become very flexible. He no longer hits around randomly and wastes energy. He also finds that he can control the basic power output of various parts of his body more accurately, and the release of power has become smoother.

This made him very excited because he knew that his control over power had been further improved.