Cany ayone suggest a training routine?

[SpaceKnight of Chaos]

In an upcoming chapter of one of my fanfics, I was planning on having Shampoo leave Nerima to train herself in the Bakusai Tenketsu. However, for various reasons, the plot basically requires her to go out and train on her own. The problem is that, in canon, the Bakusai Tenketsu training requires a person to watch over the trainee- to hoist them into the air, to help them down when they finish a day's session, etc. I was wondering if anyone could suggest how a "do it yourself"/"lone wolf" variant of the training might work?

[antimatterenergy]

If you really don't want to use two people than use a system of pulleys and ropes or alternatively have the trainee run fast into walls poking at them.

[Terra Hitarumonwa]

Or jumping out of trees onto boulders with the finger outstretched...

Or perhaps throwing the boulder into the air and letting it fall on you. Get some strength training in as well as resistance and Tenketsu training.

Seems like they might be the same speed and pain level. Though I don't know if anyone would be too likely to survive those besides Ryouga...

Also, who says that that's the only way to train for it? Maybe Cologne did that because it'd be the fastest way for Ryouga to learn it. There could be other ways.

Did they show the training scroll in canon? I don't remember.

[mondu_the_fat]

In an upcoming chapter of one of my fanfics, I was planning on having Shampoo leave Nerima to train herself in the Bakusai Tenketsu. However, for various reasons, the plot basically requires her to go out and train on her own. The problem is that, in canon, the Bakusai Tenketsu training requires a person to watch over the trainee- to hoist them into the air, to help them down when they finish a day's session, etc. I was wondering if anyone could suggest how a "do it yourself"/"lone wolf" variant of the training might work?

Depends on what you want from the training: the toughness, or the poke-and-boom.

The toughness part can be handled a variety of ways -- everything from running into walls, jumping off cliffs, to good old-fashioned brawling. The poke-and-boom has to come later once the toughness has been established, and by then Shampoo can just poke inanimate objects.

Or shampoo can just start out small--finding weak points in less hazardous materials/smaller objects and building a resistance to the shrapnel from there.

[Spokavriel]

I can just see Shampoo complaining and rubbing her bruised chest saying "How Hibbachan expect to learn when hurt chest so." And having to do something to toughen up more sensitive areas before being able to concentrate on the larger rocks.

[Atlan]

I have the mental picture of her lifting a boulder above her head, jumping off a cliff, and getting sandwiched inbetween the two.