Sifu and I have coined a term called “Melted Aggression”.

Melted aggression means to maliciously attack some one with an overwhelming sense of impedeing doom. Think of it this way have you ever tried to move a dead body or a person who is just laying there? It is very difficult. Another image might be imagine a bed vs a water bed which one is easier to move? When there is something solid or a single line of force and the object has structure it is easy to identify the line of force and move it. Another example would be like moving a monster truck tire. Because the tire has structure and doesnt give you can lift it and flip it over. Now try the same with with a water bed. Because the bed gives and there is no easy way to identify lines of force it is incredibly more difficult to move.

This idea in martial arts where you attack somebody with melted aggression is that you are thinking of yourself as a big pile of sticky liquid submerging your opponent and there is nothing they can do about it. Their impending doom and fate has been decided. Samurais have used this technique to great effect. There are many storys of two great samurais facing off but they never actually strike. You see them there standing staring at eachother neither one actually moving. What are they doing? They are using their melted aggression or chi or force or spirit w.e you want to call it to impose THEIR WILL onto their opponent.