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KatasLabel: In the White Lotus System of Unarmed Combat®, the expression "katas" is a label that's used to identify; 1. a specific key term within the system's spoken language and written language,
2. an expression that is associated with basic skill development. Definition: In this system, the key term "katas" is defined as; 1. an expression that refers to art form patterns; e.g. a short or long series of integrated art form positions and art form actions,
2. an expression that refers to biomechanical patterns; e.g. a short or long series of integrated biomechanical positions and biomechanical actions, 3. an expression that refers to guarding patterns; e.g. a short or long series of integrated guarding positions and guarding actions, 4. an expression that refers to striking patterns; e.g. a short or long series of integrated striking positions and striking actions, 5. an expression that refers to blocking patterns; e.g. a short or long series of integrated blocking positions and blocking actions, 6. an expression that refers to parrying patterns; e.g. a short or long series of integrated parrying positions and parrying actions, 7. an expression that refers to grappling patterns; e.g. a short or long series of integrated grappling positions and grappling actions, 8. an expression that refers to throwing patterns; e.g. a short or long series of integrated throwing positions and throwing actions. © Copyright 2013 - 2022 Brian K Leishman All Rights Reserved | |
Keep one's body or some part of it from harmLabel: In the White Lotus System of Unarmed Combat®, the expression "keep one's body or some part of it from harm" is a label that's used to identify; 1. a specific key phrase within the system's spoken language and written language,
2. an expression that is associated intermediate skill development, 3. an expression that is associated advanced skill development. Definition: In this system, the key phrase "keep one's body or some part of it from harm" is defined as; 1. to stay out of immediate physical contact,
2. to physically keep one's self from being struck, blocked, parried, grappled, or thrown, 3. to deprive an opponent of the conditions needed to strike, block, parry, grapple, or throw you. © Copyright 2013 - 2022 Brian K Leishman All Rights Reserved | |
Keeping one's body or some part of it from harmLabel: In the White Lotus System of Unarmed Combat®, the expression "keeping one's body or some part of it from harm" is a label that's used to identify; 1. a specific key phrase within the system's spoken language and written language,
2. an expression that is associated intermediate skill development, 3. an expression that is associated advanced skill development. Definition: In this system, the key phrase "keeping one's body or some part of it from harm" is defined as; 1. staying out of immediate physical contact,
2. physically keeping one's self from being struck, blocked, parried, grappled, or thrown, 3. depriving an opponent of the conditions needed to strike, block, parry, grapple, or throw you. © Copyright 2013 - 2022 Brian K Leishman All Rights Reserved | |
Keeping StillLabel: In the White Lotus System of Unarmed Combat®, the expression "keeping still" is a label that's used to identify; 1. a specific key phrase within the system's spoken language and written language,
2. an expression that is associated with basic skill development, 3. an expression that is associated with intermediate skill development, 4. an expression that is associated with advanced skill development. Definition: In this system, the key phrase "keeping still" is defined as; the process of maintaining a static condition; e.g. keeping a guarding position still. © Copyright 2013 - 2022 Brian K Leishman All Rights Reserved | |
Key PhraseLabel: In the White Lotus System of Unarmed Combat®, the expression "key phrase" is a label that's used to identify a specific key phrase within the system's spoken language and written language. Definition: In this system, the key phrase "key phrase" is defined as; a series of words, an expression, which has meaning that is unique to the White Lotus System of Unarmed Combat®. © Copyright 2013 - 2022 Brian K Leishman All Rights Reserved | |
Key PhrasesLabel: In the White Lotus System of Unarmed Combat®, the expression "key phrases" is a label that's used to identify a specific key phrase within the system's spoken language and written language. Definition: In this system, the key phrase "key phrases" is defined as; a series of words, expressions, which have meaning that is unique to the White Lotus System of Unarmed Combat®. © Copyright 2013 - 2022 Brian K Leishman All Rights Reserved | |
Key TermLabel: In the White Lotus System of Unarmed Combat®, the expression "key term" is a label that's used to identify a specific key phrase within the system's spoken language and written language. Definition: In this system, the key phrase "key term" is defined as; a word, expression, which has meaning that is unique to the White Lotus System of Unarmed Combat®. © Copyright 2013 - 2022 Brian K Leishman All Rights Reserved | |
Key TermsLabel: In the White Lotus System of Unarmed Combat®, the expression "key terms" is a label that's used to identify a specific key phrase within the system's spoken language and written language. Definition: In this system, the key phrase "key terms" is defined as; words, expressions, which have meaning that is unique to the White Lotus System of Unarmed Combat®. © Copyright 2013 - 2022 Brian K Leishman All Rights Reserved | |
KiaiLabel: In the White Lotus System of Unarmed Combat®, the expression "kiai" is a label that's used to identify a specific key term within the system's spoken language and written language. Definition: In this system, the key term "kiai" is defined as; a loud yell, battle cry, used to overwhelm an opponent; e.g. sounds like - Hi-yah!, Aiyah!, Eeee-yah!, or Hyah. © Copyright 2013 - 2022 Brian K Leishman All Rights Reserved | |