The third ability.
I killed you, Mr. Anderson. I watched you die, with a certain satisfaction, I might add. ~ Smith, The Matrix Reloaded
In order to unlock your full potential, when it comes to speed, how fast you can become, you don’t need to improve your flexibility any further, if you’re already a Grandmaster. You need a third ability.
The first ability will always be processing and movement speed. How fast you can run. How fast can you sprint, and for how long. With full focus on running faster, in a linear direction, towards your goal. No distractions. This is just speed equals distance covered in less time. You are just running faster, not slowing down or moving around to dodge anything. Unchecked, unopposed, at full speed. How fast can you go, without thinking.
Run, as fast as you can.
As fast as I can?
As fast as you can. ~ The Incredibles
The second ability, is pure flexibility, accomplished at maximum speed humanly possible.
How’d you do it?
Do what?
You moved like them.
I wasn’t fast enough. – The Matrix
How fast can you switch between goals, tasks, and targets, without losing or sacrificing speed in the process.
Good, but you’re faster than that. Don’t think you are, know you are. – Morpheus, The Matrix
Which brings us to the third ability. Which is only attainable once grandmastery is attained.
Only a true Grandmaster can wield such infinite power.
The ability to stop yourself after you’ve launched a move at full speed with maximum strength and determination, and then switch to flexibility mode, and pick another move, that the situation needs to survive, or win the encounter.
It is not like pulling the handbrake. You don’t want to shut down the whole thing, and then initiate once again with new activation energy, and then launch a new similar focused powerful rigid attack in another direction with all your might either.
You need to instantly go to flexibility mode, where there’s no charged focus in a certain direction with all your power, but low energy disengaged infinite speed movement in opposing directions, according to what the situation needs every millisecond. Reacting, with zero rigidity, and infinite speed, to whatever that is happening in front of you, with total disengagement from charging yourself up in any certain direction in particular. No power strikes in flexibility mode. Just infinite speed, at switching between targets, goals, moves, actions, tasks, or outcomes you’re pursuing. Like you’re not even fighting. You’re just buying yourself time, until you determine what the next move is, even though you did not stop moving altogether in the meantime, but you were in constant motion at maximum speed possible, like a Matrix Agent, dodging bullets.
What are you trying to tell me, that I can dodge bullets?
No, Neo. I’m trying to tell you, that when you’re ready, you won’t have to. ~ Morpheus, The Matrix
The ability to instantly abolish, kill or end a premeditated, predetermined strike, where you have mustered all your physical and mental strength, and poured it all into that strike, or move, or next action, is the third ability. The ability to instantly being able to switch between rigid maximum determined focused speed, and infinite flexibility, is the third ability. Canceling the whole move, after you’ve summoned maximum energy humanly possible into that move, or to power that move, and charge it with full energy, focus, strength, power, and speed, like it never existed, as opposed to stopping yourself in the last millisecond, which is depressing, energy draining, and depleting, and leaves you frustrated and immobile afterwards for a few seconds. And then you take time to think what am I supposed to do now, or instead. You lost the fight in those moments.
Trust me, you lost. – Anakin Skywalker
You have to abandon the move, and instantly switch to full flexibility mode, instantly, with no time in between. Alternating between full speed mode, and flexibility mode, at instant speed, with infinite speed like there’s no time in between, is what the third ability is all about.
Much to learn, you still have. ~ Master Yoda
You must understand, that Anakin Skywalker lost to Obi-Wan Kenobi on Mustafar, just because he did not unlock that third ability yet. He was not a Grandmaster, yet. That’s why, he mustered his full power, his full potential, rigidly in a certain direction, with disregard to what is taking place, otherwise, he would’ve blocked Obi-Wan’s Light Saber with one strike, landed safely, and continued the fight normally as before, which eventually he would’ve won easily, because he is infinitely more powerful than Obi-Wan could ever be.
Flexibility alone, won’t cut it. It will lack strength, power, and speed, if it was all there is. Speed alone, can get you killed, by a much denser, slower opponent, just waiting for you to land, only to kick you towards the wall with all his strength.
You think this is air, you’re breathing? ~ Morpheus
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