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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6753422, member: 1003394"] Hi bro [USER=1022102]@CNXRegie[/USER] Thank you for your compliments first of all. Chi Kung is an art of Chinese natural medicine. They are exercises that in the first classes work on the physical, and more advanced work on mental concentration and breathing. For example, if you are trying to improve your joints at an advanced level, in each exercise you mentally prepare to improve that area of your body that is bothering you. So on in all body parts in each routine exercise. The breath already enters a mixture between Chi Kung and Taichi. Taichi is a Chinese martial art in which defense and attack movements are made with breathing but without coming into contact or combat with the opponent. You could say that it is a kind of simulation. Many martial disciplines start with tai chi. This helps you in general to improve your impulsive movements. As our dear brother [USER=1003793]@zer0c00l23[/USER] says, it is not only useful for poker, but rather useful for life in general. A simple example of serious life, you have a conflict with a person who annoys you and a possible confrontation arises, before that happens you analyze the consequences that could happen if this confrontation occurs. The biggest would be that your opponent ends up dead, as a result of which you would have several years in jail and what comes in the future as a result of this inconvenience. In poker, the example would be, you have a good hand and you are comfortably located in an ITM in a tournament, where the prize not only guarantees the entry you paid for in the tournament, but also gives you a few extra dollars... .But, in that hand, you come across a play in which you have to call, but you can be out of the tournament, the situation is that the pot went too high and you are practically sure that villain is bluffing but you don't have the best winning hand. The question is... you pay and you're left out??? You don't pay and you keep adding chips up to a possible final table or more profitable prizes???? In that case these disciplines help you control your impulses. You are in ITM in a tournament and you have AK in SB and you go all-in with the BB that you don't know he has but you underestimate that he is last and you say "this one is not going to have just AA". You underestimate it, the BB calls you with the love of life because she truly has AA and leaves you out of the tournament. She also helps you with the impulse to always pay, or the famous tilt, or countless other situations in which you have to define a situation. In other words, mental control helps you a lot to analyze the hand, in addition to logically studying the game and your opponents. A hug brother, greetings and blessings My name is Carlos and I from Argentina:):):) [/QUOTE]

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