There are two things that work backwards in the Beyblade Burst universe as opposed to real life,
that is awakening and resonance. One offers bladers a superior performance through extensive
wear or damage to one's Beyblade, and the other proposes an ability to manifest a blader's will
performing specific attacks or maneuvers in battle by way of spiritual bond. I mean did you ever
wonder why bladers practice alone in the anime? i know they battle other bladers, but to train,
a lot of them use only one Beyblade. When bladers have resonance with a Beyblade in the anime it's
because of the bond between blader and Beyblade have become so strong that it is in fact displayed
through high amounts of intensity, power and maneuverability in a Beyblade battle. Moreover,
the strongest kind of bond in the anime is between a blader and a Beyblade's avatar, making the
avatar the power source for the blader (not the Beyblade layer itself). Although some would argue
that bladers are the power source for the avatar, but whatever the case may be. The avatar itself
is an anthropomorphic representation of the blader spirit and bond with the avatar itself visualized.
Now i bet you think you know how to Beyblade, but i know that you've never actually resonated with
your Beyblade in this way, and there's good reason for that. That we'll get to in a moment. In this
video i will show you how to manifest your will on your Beyblade and potentially resonate with a bey
in real life, but i can already read the comments so let's address some of them now, "will i see an
avatar?" -no, "will i see my bey light up?" -no, not unless you have an electric driver. "Will my
hair light up?", oh god no! Come on people! "I can get an aura, or a flare like Lain Valhalla?" -n
-yes! Actually yes, according to many spiritual and religious beliefs, one's own energy or aura
is an energy field usually colored, and emanating from a human body animal or object, which can,
and is always manifested; although only perceived by some. A blader's flair or resonance works in
the same way, as a visual representation of their energy level. In various anime,
also sometimes referred to as chakra. The first time I've heard of chakra was when i saw Naruto
about five years ago, and before that with Dragon Ball Z and a reference to ki or chi level, which
is in essence the same thing. Most experts in the field agree that you have no control over how your
aura manifests, and it has nothing to do with your soul or spirit. To strengthen one's aura is to
strengthen one's mind, such as we see with Free de la Hoya, when he meditates. "What's that?",
"A kind of training that can help you raise your concentration", if you recall meditation was
the first training that free gave to Hikaru and Hiyuga to be able to resonate with their Beyblades
in battle. It took them a lot of training to be able to do so, but in some cases like when Aiger
was able to resonate with Achilles on the first episode, and of course Gwyn Reynolds who
immediately used superior flux; it seemed natural. This could be considered a "flow state", a state
of mind in which we are fully immersed in an activity, also known as being in the zone. Actions
become effortless and fluid, through meditation you can enhance your mental focus, increasing your
ability to reduce negative emotions and increase your self-awareness. In essence that is the kind
of mental framework of top tier bladers who need to perform at their peak physical performance,
and that's why still many bladers in the anime are doing strength, cardio training, along with
meditation to develop into the legends they now are. We can see a supernatural connection between
many professional athletes and their skills in the real world, whom natural and learned skills
cannot be duplicated by someone without years of proper training and focus. Getting us back
to the main question, and topic of the video the reason why you can't resonate with your Beyblade,
and the reason why awakening a Beyblade doesn't make it stronger. The only true and tested way to
have unimaginable blading abilities and gain what some would call "god like skills" -no that's not
exactly what I'm promising you. What I'm promising is a better understanding of the beyblade gameplay
to have a more effective and consistent positive outcome in your battles. Just as we see in the
anime, various characters (especially all the main characters) in the Beyblade Burst series can
resonate with their Beyblades. This is a "rare" phenomenon and it tends to occur not only to kids,
but adults too. Because we know that Theodore Glass otherwise known as Ashtem, the leader of
the snake pit in the Beyblade Burst Evolution series was seeking to harness and control the
power of the Beyblade avatar known as Spriggan, on a quest that would seem ludicrous in our world;
making a perfect Beyblade. But how does resonance work backwards in real life? Well i don't think
it's seeing a Beyblade avatar nor is it seeing auras around bladers, let me make that clear.
Resonance with your Beyblade means mastering its abilities over a specific amount of time,
mainly in battle. What i mean by resonance being backwards in real life is that your bond isn't
with the Beyblade avatar spirit itself, but with your own skills, abilities, and traits
that you hone or develop over time. In order to become one of those people that consistently win
more than what is statistically plausible, the kind of good you get paid millions for at a given
sport or activity has been documented and talked about in a book called, "Outliers, the story of
success" by Malcolm Gladwell. It is an awesome read, and I'll leave the paid links for down in
the description below. The author breaks down how extremely wealthy businessmen, professional
athletes, and famous musicians use a method called deliberate practice to amass nearly 10 000 hours
-how much time? -at least 10 000 hours of training before achieving what some would call a high level
performer or athlete, and you could do this all on your own. Because this is the art of
mastering a skill, and no this is not a skillshare plug this is a Beyblade theory. This is where i
like to think about how to do what we see in the anime, explained in real world terms; making it
possible to further understand the Beyblade Burst world. You cannot rely on being naturally skilled,
there are some who need no training to master a particular skill, but truth be told hard work
beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. Which is exactly what happens to Dante and Aiger after
they haven't trained as much throughout the Beyblade Burst Surge season, which allowed for
Shu Kurenai and Lain Valhalla to be able to climb to the top of the Beyblade hierarchy. What does
10 000 hours of blading really mean? Let's put it into context. Well, if you beyblade for four hours
a day then would it actually take you 2500 days, or just under seven years to have exceptional
skills in Beyblade; moreover deliberate practice and concentration on core concepts, prioritizing
on your learning and concentrating only on essentials, you can be far superior than 99% of
the general population in the same amount of time. I don't want you to get the wrong idea though,
an amateur athlete could not get substantially better than the natural, and trained athlete.
The 10 000 hours it's just the beginning to being a master, if you want to become a master you must
devote this dedication for a lifetime, because as we see in the anime there's always someone
who has been training harder, is stronger, or uses a better or upgraded system like we see
with each new season in the show. Thing is, that's likely how it is in real life too. One thing that
i wonder is if vault and all the other bladers will eventually become stronger as time passes by,
ultimately never allowing any other characters to ever have a chance at being in the top 20,
let alone the top three bladers in the world. I mean do all the known characters have a limit on
their resonance, or can that power limit easily be broken as with Hikaru and Hiyuga in Beyblade Burst
Surge. Moving forward to beyblade burst Dynamite, did you ever wonder why Dynamite? it is my opinion
that what the creators were going for was dynamo; a dynamo creates energy, and the word dynamo
comes from the Greek "dynamus", for power. Which is befitting to the anime, as Dynamite Belfire is
a powerful Beyblade. The one factor that makes it so strong is the ability to use specially designed
parts to make it stronger. Beyblade is designed in a way that no one Beyblade can be considered
perfect, and maybe that's the reason why we don't see the snake pit around anymore, along with
Ashtem. Even Spriggan that's a dual spin Beyblade, or imperial dragon with an electric dash driver,
and even mugen lock Beyblade layers; they can all be beaten. Just for fun, can you imagine you
only practice for 10 minutes a day? To reach 10 000 hours it would take you nearly 274 years to
potentially become a master at any given skill!! While launching two Beyblades at once won't give
you twice the practice or training, it would only be for fun. If you launch more than one Beyblade
into the stadium, that may be doing more harm than good for your training, as by using only one
Beyblade instead of two when you train; you gain a better understanding of the Beyblade's patterns
without compromising the Beyblade's conditions. Granted that bumps and scrapes can still happen
from interactions between the stadiums. A beyblade training regimen should include physical endurance
and mental fortitude training, not just mindless repetition. To strengthen, instead of enlarging or
increasing your aura; concentrate of improving it. The way to do that is to become a better person,
your aura is a reflection of your inner strengths and passions. Remember that the ten thousand hour
rule is not really about quantity, it's about the quality of training and how you apply it in
your daily life. You can spend four hours a day to build your skills, or build a meticulous plan that
includes a combination of short sharp and focused sessions that only last about 30 minutes a day,
but remember to have fun; because real learning doesn't happen just through organized training,
most of it happens when you're fooling around, inventing games, competing, experimenting,
mimicking and tackling problems by inventing solutions. When you're wholly engaged in the
art of simple intense play. In the end though, I think that bladers in the anime Beyblade alone
because well, why not? If there's no one else to battle with it's still fun, and for athletes
like them it's necessary to train, and gain more mental focus, and bond with their Beyblade to
become stronger. Although that's not to say that blading alone is better than blading with others,
it is to say that having the motivation to do it alone can define you as a person.
This method can be applied to other skill sets and you can become a master
with hard work, and it really doesn't depend on the size of the Beyblade collection that you
have. In one of my previous theories i ponder whether or not bladers collect beyblades,
and theorize how big their collections are; but maybe the more important question is how much is
a beyblade collection worth?? Subscribe and you might find out next time with this beyblade dad