3 Training with other clan members

"And that is how you awaken chakra. Now, does anybody have any questions?"

After listening intently to the explanation, I found myself attempting to do so without being guided on it. The idea was to just become aware of what your chakra felt like in your body via an exercise, not many people remember. 

New skill has been unlocked due to specific actions

Leaf exercise LVL 1/ 5 EXP: 5%: Your ability to balance a leaf using only your chakra. It is often used as a means to practice feeling your chakra and getting used to it, increasing control over chakra slightly. +1% CC per level uses 1 chakra per second.

Due to unlocking the Leaf exercise skill you now have the ability to utilize Chakra to form Jutsu and do other things.

I knew something like this will happen. That said it seems the less CC I have the more chakra I have to use for techniques then what is stated on the skill itself. Reason is because the small blue bar with 750 usually on it is going down 2 points per second. That bar is how much chakra I have exactly at any time with 750 being my current max. 

I kept the skill up as I listened to the instructor answer inquiries given by the various children around us. 

The skill Leaf exercise has increased to level 2

That was faster then expected granted what did I expect from tripling the EXP gain for all skills involving this. That and this is a basic exercise something like Tree Walking would be harder to master.

I cancelled the flow of chakra that held the leaf I was using as I devoted my full attention to the instructor. 

"Now I will show you all something you can learn to do eventually it is in fact the technique that will get you to be recognized as an Uchiha with or without a Sharingan." 

He stated so as he turned towards the small pond in the middle of the field we were being taught on. He want through six handseals that I recognised. Then he breathed inwards before a brilliant ball of flames exited his mouth in a destructive manner. He aimed this slightly downwards into the pond so it quickly dispersed but I couldn't help but marvel at the Jutsu.

I mean can you blame me. I just saw a technique from the show in person for the first time. 

"Now in a years time we will be learning that technique but to get there everyone will have to be on their best behavior and master this exercise plus one other exercise that helps with increasing chakra reserves." 

Now that's strange, What technique can be done to increase chakra reserves? 

Chakra is spiritual and physical energies combined together and both can be trained. Physical energy increases during physical training it is essentially your normal stamina. Spiritual energy is mental stamina and can be trained by gaining experience, knowledge or meditation. 

Was this exercise basically sparring perhaps? It gave experience whilst physically exhausting a person. But the wording used definitely points to it being a different exercise. 

I clicked my teeth in frustration at having to do this since I wanted to play the role of the observer right now.

"Sensei if Chakra is a mixture of physical and spiritual energies then what exercise will we be performing to increase our reserves?" I asked out of the blue.

"Ah a good question. The exercise is simple although nobody realizes that it is method due to other methods being available. Use your chakra up and then the reserves will grow slightly as your coils grow bigger to hold more chakra." 

"Thanks." I stated after getting the answer I wanted.

After that time passed very quickly as I got back to doing the exercise. Then finally we moved onto the Yogeki-ki Ken (Interceptor fist) training. 

"The Yogeki-ki Ken is a style that relies on agile and precise counters it also relies heavily on the Sharingan although it should be noted that you can learn and master this style without it." Sensei explained.

He then showed the basic stance which was similar to the fighting stance of Taekwondo with a few small modifications based around the idea of pressure point techniques. First difference is that the stance is closer to the Muay Thai stance which is meant to help with dodging and blocking strikes. It also helps with striking. The second change was that the hands were almost knife like although that was how they looked like in the back stance of Taekwondo. The final change was that the legs were somewhat bent downwards a bit. 

I could see how this was a style in the first place but it held many flaws that I could see easily. Granted the style wasn't fully bad as I saw a way to make it usable in fights but I'd stick to my combination of Muay Thai and Judo. 

Still since it was something I'm learning today then I might as well put some effort into it.