Tai with kritsugu

[Ero-Sennin]

-waits-

 

[Adachi]

So, why do you want to learn Taijutsu? o_o

 

[Ero-Sennin]

because i made a rock lee bio and he can only use tai jutsu

 

[Adachi]

._. That's not satisfactory.
You gotta tell me how and why you want this art and how you personally plan to use it.

 

[Ero-Sennin]

I want this art because In real life I was an mma fighter and then retired and now curently write stories and I plan to use it in battle with other elements

 

[Adachi]

Excellent!
*points at field*
Now, start by doing several laps!

 

[Ero-Sennin]

Okay sensei(with lee voice and pose)! I start running 1 lap than every Lap I run I get faster until I reac lap 99 and I collapse right before lap 100. I them crawl to the finish line panting and sweating

 

[Adachi]

GOOD!
So, what might be the purpose of warming up?!

 

[Ero-Sennin]

the purpose being that i dont get cramps while using tai, as well as expanding my mucscles and making sure i wont pull a muscle

 

[Adachi]

Hm...interesting...interesting...
So, even as strong ninjas, it is important that we keep physical exercise in mind and warm ups like Gai and Lee before we do anything too harsh. It also gets your chakra flowing, for the same reason why we take a short bath before jumping into the swimming pool.

Alright, let's begin.
Start by running at my clone and then punching him with your hand.
Tell me why you should make a fist when you do so and which part of the fist you punch with for the most impact.

 

[Ero-Sennin]

So I run at your clone at full speed and once I get within 6 feet I start waving in and out as to dodge incoming attacks and confuse the opponent, and once I reach your clone I throw a left hook follow by a devistating right upper hook

 

[Adachi]

Excellent. Was supposed to be a simple punch, by the way, haha.

So, what might be the purpose of...
1. Running before the move.
2. Using your dominant hand.

 

[Ero-Sennin]

Running before the move helps with 1.adrenline for a bigger hit
2. Can act as a diversion depending how you ru
An 3. It helps build speed.


For me, I always lead up with my weaker hand(left for me) than i follow up with a devastating blow from my right. The reason I do this is because the lead up To me is the most important move because it stuns the opponent and if by any chance they were to counter, I still had my dominate hand

 

[Adachi]

Well put.
I will now go over a second tactic.
In Taijutsu, it is important that you are always specific in what you do. Because the human body is unique as of itself, and there are so many forces going around us at once (law of physics), it is necessary to remember and write down what you do during a physical fight.
If I were to punch you, I'd say specifically that I aimed my knuckle toward your sternum and your rib, compressing it against the heart, instantly crushing your heart and giving you a heart attack.
I will teach you several vital places on the body as we progress through the training, but you must always keep in mind.
1. Your opponent's field of sight.
2. How much power you put into your punch.
3. What and how did you hit your opponent?
Being specific allows less arguments to happen and for more deliberate moves to happen.

Spoiler

(Gangeki) - Rock Attack
Rank: D
Type: Attack
Range: Short
Chakra cost: N/A
Damage points: 10
Description: The user will strike their opponent with a strong punch to the chest

You used your hand.
Curled up, your hand is a strong force and can literally break through many things, especially if you apply chakra to increase the power.
Now, we will move on to your legs.
Explain how they differ from a fist and their power level in a fight.

 

[Ero-Sennin]

so, when using your arms you are using your upper body strength, which depends on how much the person works out, so the strength varies. Now, when using your feet however, the strength usually will be grater because most ninja run alot and are usually on their feet, so somtimes a kick could be more devestating than a punch, and depending on the situation, a longer range of an attack. I also left out that kicking could be faster than punching at times.

 

[Adachi]

Yes, excellent reply.
Also, because your legs take up a huge weight of your body, if say, you start running forward, you can collect momentum and power, and by using the law of gravity, you can bring it down all at once to crash your leg upon the opponent with a deadly force.
You also mention that they have a longer reach, and that is completely correct. They can also block punches if positioned correctly in the air.
Now, begin by running at my clone to collect momentum, then when you feel that you have enough power, deliver a kick into my face.

 

[Ero-Sennin]

Before I do the move I would like to continue on why I want to learn tai jutsu, it's because in real life I have actual experience in fighting hand to hand combat and I have knowledge on the mater that could baiscaly win me fights in the RP due to the fact that I know where every single pressure point is so in other words with a single punt to the right spot on the wrist, I can disable my opponents ability to make hand signs.

Moving on, I start by maintaining a good breathing pattern, I than start running fast, but at almost like a hobble, once I get withing 3 feat of your clone, I hobble on to my left foot so that my right foot is an inch off the ground, I than bring my right foot up with tremendous force delivering a neck breaking kick to your clones face.

 

[Adachi]

Excellent kick! And that's a good point, even I am not that experienced on fighting freeform, just a bit common sense here and there and some physics. I am sure you will do great though!

Now, let's explain two types of kicks.
The first kick is a 180 degree kick.
The second kick is a 360 degree kick.
What do you think the difference is?

 

[Ero-Sennin]

I know the diference, one is a lower kick usually to the gut, which hurts like hell, and the 360 is like the kick in karate kid when you baiscaly do the splits while standing up, except for kicking the opponent really hard in the jaw, which hurts even more. Oh and i won my first fight ever which was a free form in two moves lol though the opponent didn't catch my mistake which was saying "immediatly after you fell to the ground" when he stated in the move before that he caught his balance but its a win afterall

 

[Adachi]

Congrats.

And yes, good response on the physical aspects. However, how might they differ in power and timing?