A specific classification from the Dictionary / Encyclopedia / Appendix Analogy in which the forms not only convey motion definition, but also adds motion explanation and in depth analysis.

Comments:

The Encyclopedia nomenclature is meant to distill down the main purpose of the upper forms - to expand upon information. That descriptive term can be refined further by specifying that this means (in a practical sense) emphasizing the conceptual over the physical. Furthermore, this section can be divided into two (2) groupings: Encyclopedia / Extension.

The splitting of this section into two (2) groups tries to illustrate further the defining composition of the forms within this group. The first group being major conceptual advancements, and the second being extending into specialized concepts.

The Encyclopedia Forms consist of the following forms:

Short Form Three / Long Form Three

Form Four

Extension

Form Five

Form Six

Form Seven

See Analogy - Dictionary / Encyclopedia / Appendix for more information.

Related Definition(s):

Form, Set

Related Term(s):

American Kenpo, Analogy - Dictionary / Encyclopedia / Appendix, Dictionary Form, Appendix Form