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What do they mean to you and how do you use them?
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Originally posted by jfarnsworth Black dot focus is the only way to train. The only way to observe and learn about our great art of kenpo.
Originally posted by Rainman
What do they mean to you and how do you use them?
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Originally posted by satans.barber
You're not talking about those pads with a white dot in the middle that are black around the outside are you, no, thought not...
I'll get me coat...(sorry, British joke)
Ian.
You asked about how people train for this......I guess alot of focus and awareness is where you are at and what you are doing. Your level of focus is going to be alot less if for instance you are at a 5 year olds birthday party as opposed to locking up the studio at 11 oclock at night and walking across the parking lot.
Originally posted by Goldendragon7
jumping and raising hand from the back of the room........ Kenpo is black ...........
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Originally posted by nightingale8472
in the thread where someone was asking about haiku...forget which one it is, someone posted a link to a site that details the difference, plus has some interesting poetry... I'll go look for the link.
Originally posted by Goldendragon7
jumping and raising hand from the back of the room........ Kenpo is black ...........
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Originally posted by Wes Idol
Am I ever only in White Dot Focus consideration, or just being a duel headed Gemini?Wes Idol, HI
Originally posted by Rainman
What do they mean to you and how do you use them?
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Originally posted by Chronuss
Black dot focus: this is a representation of just "seeing" what is in the foreground, not noticing the background. the black dot focuses the vision with the white background bringing the eyes to black dot, almost cancelling out itself, sorta just being able to focus on what is directly in front of you and not seeing the surroundings.
White dot focus: representation of being able focus on the foreground and background. the black background being more expansive and encompassing while the white dot still stands out in the image. not only is the vision focused on the white dot, but the sight also takes in the black background. this is kinda the idea of being able to focus what is directly in front of you and also the surroundings of what is in front of you.