I'm not sure if martial arts are even discussed on this

Huh?

>18+
>have sex
>hit the weights
>take a shower
>get a clue

geta gun

I think this is what we refer to in the west as "mad dogging a nigga" which makes you seem like a dickhead in most contact sports, although you can't exactly tell someone stop looking like a psycho, maybe they can't help it.

>>1823681
That's about what I thought. Still, if you follow the rules I suppose it's difficult to say what's being done wrong. How would you tell if someone was doing this? Assuming they weren't sneaking bullshit hits in or whatever and they were obeying the rules.

>>1823666
I don't need to take that from you, Satan.

>>1823662
Esoteric nonsense. If it means nothing to you, then watch more cartoons or perhaps a better idea would be: don't.

>>1823678
Not relevant.

Anime doesn't real, OP

>>1823702
If you've fought long enough you can get a bead on how strong a fighter is. It's not exactly the feudal era anymore so I don't know if people still do stuff like that.

>>1823702
Gun is best art of martial.

>>1823635
cringe

>>1823635
there is nothing like "killing intent" in anime, where it seems to be stuff like death stares, hypnotic stares, and general invisible aura.


but there is a noticeable difference in how trained fighters conduct themselves in hostile situations

>>1823635
I feel as though if you take it as mystical animu mumbo jumbo like you seem to be doing then you're doing it wrong, but sakki can kinda be taken as a real concept. A general combination of attitude, stance, looking etc that trained and competent people have to them that others don't. When someone knows what the fuck they're doing, people can tell, and in a fight you can tell when someone's coming in hot trying to knock your block off. It can also probably apply to proper feints, in that if you're feinting well the opponent will think you're actually throwing at them and react to it, hence they're reacting to your "killing intent".

>>1823635

My opinion is that what you speal of is most likely an involuntary system in the body, and as far as such system goes, they work in opposition to conscious or voluntary movements. Consider the term 'blind rage'. Evading just definitions of what were discussing here, and simply focusing on the practicality, of such a 'thing', its easy to conclude with a basic understanding of how the body works that it wouldnt be practical. All forms of martial arts are disciplines, meaning the concept of including such an involuntary and 'limbic' in practice sounds paradoxical.

Although, i am limited in my knowledge and it would be interesting if an anon were to lend its' to this conversation.

this killing intent potential might also vary depending on a users size.

whats ya height OP?