[Photo] Back layout into Kick

Its not a very clear picture, but that's cos my friend Ryota is upside down. We were out in the field training and he just decided that we would do a single legged open backflip ( I dunno what its called but thats what it was). He's so light, its not funny, why can't i be like him, arghhhhhh. Though he has gymnastics training, so i'll hand that to him. Too bad i can't upload videos to the blog, it looks so much cooler moving.
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[Action Photography] Visible Energy

Chi can be seen visibly flowing from the point of impact. You'll need one of em special energy visual picking up camera things to take this picture. Please advise your photographer to stand way way back, we nearly lost ours during this shot. However her dedication gave her the strength to stand her ground while she got blasted by the energy wave......I salute thee.
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[Balance] The importance of core strength

Your abdominals, back muscles, hip flexors, and obliques are what give you your core strength. Strengthening these muscles will not only help you generate more power kicks and punches and pull all sorts of weird ass and extremely cool stunts; but they will also help u to pull some very unnatural poses.
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[Action Photography] Flying kick

In the arsenal of kicks, the flying kick is one of the most devastating, with the power to send your opponent flying up up and away. The guy flying away, dreams of being a super hero. He is now one step closer to achieving his dream.
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[Action Photography] Floating

All things are possible with proper focus, and an excellent photographer ;).
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[Action Photography] Punch

When punching, one should always control their power. Also, when trying to look cool, one should stand in line with the setting sun, it has a much better standing effect.
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