An idiom describing the coming together of two or more forces at a single point.

Comments:

Converging Forces is a general term used to describe any number of forces that come together for any reason.

Converging Forces differs from Colliding Forces in that Converging Forces tends to be used for often to define a positive occurrence.

See Colliding Forces for more information on this subject.

Example(s):

Sandwiching the opponent's head with a vise-like maneuver demonstrates Converging Forces.

Synonym(s):

Colliding Forces

Opposite(s):

Angle of Avoidance, Angle of Deviation, Distance Matching

Related Definition(s):

Backstop, Block, Break, Buckle, Bump, Butt, Catch, Chop, Compound, Contact, Contour, Cushion, Defense, Deflect, Disturb, Force, Gap, Gauge, Glance, Gouge, Guide, Intercept, Intersect, Jam, Kick, Lock, Major, Meet, Minor, Nudge, Offense, Parry, Penetration, Pin, Poke, Power, Press, Punch, Push, Rake, Ream, Rebound, Ricochet, Ride, Roll, Sandwich, Scissor, Scrape, Shove, Skip, Skip Check, Slap, Slap Check, Slice, Slide, Slip, Space, Strike, Sweep, Tackle, Take-Down, Tear, Touch, Trap, Travel, Trip, Vise-Like, Whip, Yield

Related Term(s):

Angle of Contact, Angle of Incidence, Angle of Retreat, Brace Angle, Break, Complementary Angle, Controlling the Gap, Correlation of Forces, Counter Manipulation, Counteracting Flow, Direct Opposites, Directed Blockade, Expanding Distance, Guided Collision, Harnessing the Force, Impact Adjustment, Intercepting Forces, Intersecting Action, Intersecting Forces, Localized Sandwich, Nudging Check, Object to Target, Open the Gap, Opposing Forces, Opposite Motion, Parrying Block, Parrying Check, Penetration Point, Point of Contact, Rebounding Check, Rebounding Strike, Ricocheting Block, Ricocheting Blocking Strike, Ricocheting Strike, Skip Check, Slap Check, Sliding Check, Up the Circle, Whipping Slice, Within Contact