TIL people still respond seriously to Psion
TIL people still respond seriously to Psion
reading his posts is like having a roleplayer explain stats/rules to you for a d&d game. What does this mean? Well you see I study the art of tai chi, I find martial arts fun because they are a challenge. Remaining a master of my class arts require constant learning and improving of techniques, rather than... makin potions and casting fruity spells. If you enjoy wizardry good for you, but it's not my cup of tea.
My point is that you need to roll a 4.
Psion trying to inject M-MUH FEELINGS into the M of STEM. There is a special container for you people and we call it Liberal Arts.
And Psion is the kind of person that attacks gazebos.
Hey gazebos look cute in the wild but they can be really territorial and dangerous up close.
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like windmills?
sorry I'll take my liberal arts jokes elsewhere
also tai chi isn't exercise
I get it.
I was making a reference to an episode of the Fraggles.
That's on the same level as Cervantes, right?
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I am the dread gazebo
kneel before me and my clearly underrated commentary
What does gazebo mean.
I am confused.
i am too niiro.
and lol at tai chi isn't exercise. you try 15 minutes warmup, one hour practicing laps of step and kick, followed by another hour and a half of the forms, then 20 minutes cooldown.
(granted it's Sun style tai chi, which is a bit more combat oriented, but still...it actually takes a lot of muscle control to do tai chi, especially the core.)
I learned a fair bit of Yang Tai Chi years ago and pales in comparison to lifting. I've never blacked out and had blood spurting out of my nose from doing Snake Creeps Down. I have with deadlifting.
If you're having trouble doing forms maybe you should learn how to breathe correctly?
and how is cardio or yoga not exercise? :D
that being said, i've done yoga. sun style tai chi isn't like yoga at all, lol. they have some similarities in the whole balance aspect, but tai chi is more physically demanding on the core and lower body while yoga tends to stretch the joints and really pushes the core...and downward dog murders the core and your arms. that move terrifies me, lol
id hesitate to call tai chi cardio though. it elevates your heart rate somewhat but it's generally not that demanding unless you try practicing the form quickly. regardless, its very fun and relaxing. only exercise ive done where i left feeling more energized and happy than when i started, even if my legs felt a bit like limp noodles at the end of a class.
This has gotten so beyond me I literally can't even.
hey, im just saying if your killing yourself when exercising it kind of defeats the point of doing it for health benefits. lol