Fist Fighter's Skills (NC)

[Mr. Bobbin]

▌ NAME: Deafening Thunder Clap
▌ USERS: Fist Fighters
▌ MAJORS: Accuracy
▌ MINORS:
▌ DESCRIPTION: With their hands open, as though to hold something, the user of this technique violently slaps their hands against their opponent's ears, in such a way that the air from their cupped hands swirls about inside their opponent's ear-drums in a short, concussive blast. In addition to doing damage, this technique is highly disorienting, disrupting the bones of the inner ear responsible for balance and coordination for a moment of temporary dizziness.
▌ NOTORIETY: 1

▌ NAME: F-0 Spinning Hammer
▌ USERS: Fist Fighters
▌ MAJORS: Haste
▌ MINORS:
▌ DESCRIPTION: The user of this technique runs for the opponent and takes to the air with a twisting jump, causing them to spin rapidly as they fly. By the apex of their jump, they reach speeds of approximately two or three revolutions per second. They then lash out, aiming to connect the heel of their foot with the opponent's body using the power of centifugal force for increased stopping power
▌ NOTORIETY: 1

▌ NAME: F-0 Chaotic Downdraft
▌ USERS: Fist Fighters
▌ MAJORS: Haste, Accuracy
▌ MINORS: Power
▌ DESCRIPTION: The user of this technique captures an opponent while they are both in the air, placing their hands on the enemy's shoulders. Then, with their foot on the enemy's stomach, they perform a maneuver in the air similar to a backflip, and spin with such force that they come all the way back around. This continuous backflip, end over end, repeats itself over and over again as both combatants descend back to earth. When they land, the user winds up on top of the enemy, with his wieght adding to the force of the fall.
▌ NOTORIETY: 2

[Brand]

Third is hard to understand.

Second, describe better when you start spinning. What is Torsion.

[Mr. Bobbin]

I suppose it made more sense in my head. Added some hopefully clarifying detail to the descriptions.

For the record, Torsion is the act of twisting or turning. I had meant to use it like how torque describes power transfer in a car. In retrospect, a much more fitting phrase would be "centrifugal force." I replaced it.