Evolution of the ITF (non-political)
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Miles
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Perhaps Spookey, you are going to get to this later, but how about the evolution of the Theories of Power and introduction of the sine-wave theory?
As to the former, we had to memorize "reaction force, concentration, equilibrium, breath control, speed and mass." Sometime in the early 80s? there was a push for "centrifugal force?" Did that ever make into the official publications?
As to the latter, when and where was the sine-wave introduced? Also, I have read about it but have not seen it. Is there any website which might have a particularly good representation of this?
TIA!
Miles
As to the former, we had to memorize "reaction force, concentration, equilibrium, breath control, speed and mass." Sometime in the early 80s? there was a push for "centrifugal force?" Did that ever make into the official publications?
As to the latter, when and where was the sine-wave introduced? Also, I have read about it but have not seen it. Is there any website which might have a particularly good representation of this?
TIA!
Miles
Marginal
Senior Master
ftp://ftp.martialartsresource.com/pub/the_dojang/
There's a quicktime file there that features sine wave. Haven't seen any useful history on the web. Mr Anslow's site is fairly derisive towards the practice.
There's a quicktime file there that features sine wave. Haven't seen any useful history on the web. Mr Anslow's site is fairly derisive towards the practice.
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Dear Guys,
I have been working alot of hours plus tending to my students while being forced to neglect my own training...sorry I havent been on my favorite thread!
Per my understanding, the Sinewave theory as we know it today was introduced in the early to mid 1980's (approx 1983). Regarding what theories made it into text, I will have to check at a later time!
Keep the thread up for me guys...I should become more frequent this week!
TAEKWON!
(P.S. The sinewave displayed in the clip was preformed by Mr. Mike Morningstar. The video is a portion of the "Legacy" series produced by the ITF. That is the current sinewave, however it looks much more powerful in other depictions)
I have been working alot of hours plus tending to my students while being forced to neglect my own training...sorry I havent been on my favorite thread!
Per my understanding, the Sinewave theory as we know it today was introduced in the early to mid 1980's (approx 1983). Regarding what theories made it into text, I will have to check at a later time!
Keep the thread up for me guys...I should become more frequent this week!
TAEKWON!
(P.S. The sinewave displayed in the clip was preformed by Mr. Mike Morningstar. The video is a portion of the "Legacy" series produced by the ITF. That is the current sinewave, however it looks much more powerful in other depictions)
