Speed and Agility(425)
Iwagakure was as it had been since it was recently built. A powerhouse of mountains and stones that no one on the outside dared step into uninvited. It was currently dark, for the sun had not yet risen. That was the way Kenny Li liked to start off his day. Training for him was always harder than the day before. He preferred to do the bulk of his training when the sun was not beating down on him. On his favorie training ground, one that held the most training posts, he began to stretch as he got his mind into gear. He was a ninja now and his current level wasn't enough. Walking over to his back pack, he lifted some new ankle and wrist weights that he had brought for himself upon graduation. Sitting down next to the bag, he slid them on, pushing a little chakra into them. The small weights had gotten a little heavier. Standing up, he began to run around the training field at full speed. On his second lap, he decided to add a little more chakra, he had not yet reached his limit. When he did so, the pull of the weights caused him to go slower, and he struggled a bit to keep his original pace. Smirking, he ran a few more laps before breaking down into a jog. After his final lap, the young genin began to go through fighting stances in swift and fluid motion. At least as swift as the weights would let him go. One, two, three...three hundred punches and one, two, three...three hundred kicks later, Kenny dropped to the ground, wiping the sweat from his brow. Having a training partner would'e made this a lot easier. Struggling back up, he walked over to a nearby tree and jumped up, attempting to catch a branch. After two fails, he finally jumped high enough to grab it and pulled himself up. He then began to hop from branch to branch, the force of his weight along with the extra weight taking a toll on the trees. As for him, he was finally getting used to it. Or at least as used to it as anyone could get after four straight hours. The sun was now up and the distant roar of a crowd of villagers could be heard. Kenny knew that he had planned on leaving, but he wasn't ready to stop his training. Leaning on a branch, he closed his eyes. A little nap would do him good for right now.