Tenaga Dalam - Pukulan Cimande Pusaka

One key difference between novice and elite
athletes is in their brain waves. Just before his
best free throws, an elite basketball player will
produce a burst of Alpha on the left side of their
brain. Just before their best strokes, elite golfers
will produce a burst of Alpha in their left brain.
Just before their best shots, elite marksmen and
archers will produce a burst of Alpha in their left
brains. Novice and intermediate athletes do not
show this Alpha pattern. However, one study of
archers training over many weeks, showed that as
they improved their performance, they gradually
increased the amount of left brain Alpha which
occurred just before their best shots. The Alpha
brain waves seemed to be essential for peak
performance and were increased, albeit slowly,
by the archery training.
The key to using this state is that alpha waves
only occur when there is no visual stimulus or
mental effort. If you try to do a calculation or
even in total darkness try to see the alpha state
will disappear. If your field of vision is uniform,
that is it has no specific eye catching pattern, the
alpha state will remain. Recall in Volume I of
Principles of Destruction that we talked about
stealing the awareness. The alpha state will also
remain if you look through a distorted lens, which
tends to remove the meaning of what you see. A
visual field, which moves quickly, liking rapid
blinking causes the alpha waves to assume the
same rate as the blinking and so operates like a
mild hypnotic state.
This once more verifies our technique of scanning
the surroundings while moving toward our
opponent. This process maintains the alpha state.
In the alpha state you are constantly in touch with
all of the knowledge in your subconscious mind,
which will give you the best chance of closing in
on the opponent effectively and safely.
The Tricky Part
Have you seen a cobra paralyze its prey at close
range by its glare? This is actually accomplished
by the snake projecting infrared rays from its eyes
directly into the eyes of its prey. It projects a
stunningly powerful hunger to swallow them alive.
This hits the prey, stuns it and the rays are drawn
back through the eyes to the brain of the snake
with such an overwhelming power that the prey
feels as though it is already being swallowed alive.
This is the reason that the prey does not move.
Your retina projects infrared waves. Being light
they consist of a vast portion of very small entities
called photons. Photons, also called light
quantum, are minute energy packets of
electromagnetic radiation. The term photon (from
Greek phos, photos, “light”), however, was not
used until 1926. The energy of a photon depends
on radiation frequency; there are photons of all
energies from high-energy gamma- and X-rays,
through visible light, to low-energy infrared and
radio waves. All photons travel at the speed of
light that is 186,000 miles per second unless
slowed by a liquid or a solid. Considered among
the subatomic particles, photons are bosons,
having no electric charge or rest mass; they are
field particles that are thought to be the carriers of
the electromagnetic field.
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