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Or how you tap into your flow state

I deadass started doing calisthenics, learned martial arts like taekwondo and capoeira and started acrobatics because I thought it would give me a fighting style similar to James lee

And 3t yuseong vs 3t seongji who would win

The position and look of the opponent after being deflected looks the exact same just without the bright lights

Gabryong has a big muscular back which provides a strong foundation for all movements and improves athletic power, protects spine etc

However unlike what most people think his punching power comes from his strong core which you can see especially well at slide 3-5 he twists his hips to generate momentum and strength

After deep research into the overcome mastery do I think what he's doing is muscle fiber recruitment "recruiting more muscle fibers directly increases your strength. The nervous system controls how many fibers are engaged; while untrained individuals may only activate 70 - 85% of their fibers."

Whenever he uses overcome is he just recruiting 100% of his muscle fiber

Edit: He's a brawler and uses his body/strength to overwhelm opponents

First of all overcome doesn't give the user a external power up it just lets the user access more of their already existing strength in case you didn't know we don't use 100% of our strength because our brain limits our strength to preserve our energy and to avoid injuries

So your "Limit" while doing something isn't actually your limit it's just your brain telling you to stop, here comes the overcome mastery it let's you access more of your strength but like gap said to Jinrang it can and will lead to injuries if you overuse it which is realistic that's what would actually happen

You probably experienced the overcome mastery in real life too if you did any sport with people watching you or if you didn't do that imagine having a girlfriend and she and her whole family was watching you exercise if your "limit" was 30 push ups you're definitely going to do 40 or 50 push ups because you have the desire/need to do more which let's you access more of your existing strength

Gap did say that everybody had the potential for "superhuman strength" and he is right basically what I'm trying to say is that the overcome mastery isn't a power of friendship power up but a clever way of utilising your body

Techniques used by UI Daniel are:

-Bjj armbar, -looks like a 1080°kick is canonically a 1440° kick, -suplex, -double leg takedown, -one inch punch, -jab,hook, uppercut,overhand, -axe kick, -capoeira's chapeu kick, -karate straight, -jump spin hook kick, -low kick, -handblade, -front kick, -side kick, -headbutt, -roundhouse kick, -drop kick, -superman punch

Johan seong: His base is boxing however EOS would I say his base is kickboxing because he's highly skilled in taekwondo and boxing

I emphasized the word base because for example my base is kickboxing but I can still do takedowns and submissions.What I'm trying to say is just cuz a character has a base/specialty doesn't it mean he can't use other techniques

James lee: mixture of capoeira and taekwondo but recently we've been seeing him use taekwondo more

I emphasized the word base because for example my base is kickboxing but I can still do takedowns and submissions.What I'm trying to say is just cuz a character has a base/specialty doesn't it mean he can't use other techniques