Chapter 614: Legends of the Martial World (Two in One)
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I'm invincible!
That was the only thought in Bi Fang's mind at the moment.
Indeed, after undergoing various enhancements and skills, Bi Fang had become very confident, feeling he could take on ten opponents at once. The sixth Ip Man film should be starring him!
What's most important in combat?
Strength?
Agility?
Stamina?
Or is it resistance to blows?
Bi Fang believed none of these were the most important. That is to say, despite their significance, these four attributes were not decisive factors.
Distance perception.
In other words—dynamic vision.
A kind of dynamic vision.
Bi Fang personally thought that this was the most crucial.
The most common modern standard combat is boxing, and an essential quality for a boxer is the sense of distance.
Take for example, the boxing prince Naseem Hamed. Many people may find his matches somewhat strange yet overlook his astonishing sense of distance.
Naseem Hamed's sense of distance was so good he could dance around the ring.