Yin Guo listened to Wang Yue speak so confidently and couldn't help asking in confusion, "But even if that makes sense, I play billiards. It wouldn't be right for me to train until I had huge muscles, would it?"
Wang Yue imagined Yin Guo turning into a King Kong Loli and shuddered. He quickly explained, "You don't need to go that far. But you do need to keep your muscles in good shape, so your strength stays more consistent."
Yin Guo understood what Wang Yue meant. Wasn't that what their coach was always talking about—maintaining fitness? Keeping her body in peak condition would help her perform more consistently in matches.
Curious, Yin Guo asked, "But everyone's condition can vary from day to day, so wouldn't a difference of a little force be normal? How do you manage to be so precise?"
Seeing how interested Yin Guo was, Wang Yue smiled and said, "You can practice Taiji with me whenever you have time. Once you get the hang of it, your condition will become more and more consistent."
Yin Guo furrowed her pretty brows and asked uncertainly, "Are you sure you mean my condition will become more consistent, not my state of mind?"
Wang Yue hadn't expected Yin Guo to make a joke like that. He could only reply helplessly, "Both your condition and your state of mind are important. So just think of it as practicing both together."
Yin Guo figured that after training each day, she didn't have anything else to do while abroad. She might as well spend some time practicing Taiji.
So the next day, Yin Guo started practicing Taiji with Wang Yue. After they finished, Wang Yue began using the techniques he'd seen other people use in videos to simulate playing against Yin Guo as different