Chapter 101: Large Move(s);ments

People in the knowing of things, know that in the application of fundamental principles, physiokinetic’s, the movement/moves must adhere to the sub-principal of economic movement.

People of a certain level of proficiency and competence also know and understand that to teach fledgling practitioners the need for larger and easily observable moves/movements are best to feel how one applied proper principles in an applicable way.

People who properly teach such things also know that once principles are conditioned they need to shift the conditioning to one of economically efficient moves/movements.

A good example is the use of clambering the fist for strikes where the novice brings the fist 🤜back to the hip before striking again with a standard target of the adversaries solar-plexus. The goal is to achieve stability, structure and other principles then, later as one advances in their conditioning the shift goes from rooting the Stance and striking to, initially, drop-stepping with arms in an attack posture then, simultaneously, striking the target while all movement coordinates and delivers power and force from body mass movement and enhancing economical movement of a properly structured body to fist structure and alignment stabilized for maximum energy, power and five to the target.

People who properly teach such things also know that this is a simplistic example of a complex physical system meant to apply skills in a chaotic changing environment that is self-protection through martial arts and karate.