To act with the ability to effect a result.

Inflected Form(s):

Practitioners (plural)

Comment(s):

Directional Harmony can be used to enhance power, but it is not directly related to the creation of Back-up Mass. See Directional Harmony for more information.

There are an extremely large number of elements within the environment that affect power generation, both mental and physical.

From a mental aspect some elements that can directly affect power are:

attention, attitude, concentration, focus, etc.

From a physical aspect, power can be affected by:

a)alignment, focus, harmony, settling, speed, body english, etc.

b)borrowing, opposing, colliding, etc.

The most common usage of the term power is through the term Power Principle.

Synonym(s):

Force

Related Definition(s):

Accelerate, Add, Adjust, Aim, Align, Alter, Amplify, Cock, Contact, Depth, Distance, Force, Gap, Gauge, Hammer, Intent, Maneuver, Motion, Move, Offense, Position, Principle, Range, Recoil, Redirect, Regulate, Retract, Reverse, Ricochet, Space, Strike, Target, Thrust, Timing, Travel, Weapon

Related Term(s):

Angle Alignment, Angle of Balance, Angle of Closure, Angle of Deflection, Angle of Delivery, Angle of Deviation, Angle of Disturbance, Angle of Entry, Angle of Execution, Angle of Travel, Angular Attack, Body Alignment, Body English, Body Harmony, Body Maneuver, Body Mechanics, Body Momentum, Body Rotation, Body Settle, Broken Rhythm, Center of Gravity, Centrifugal Force, Centripetal Force, Circular Confinement, Circular Rotation, Close the Gap, Close Range, Colliding Forces, Complete Harmony, Completed Path of Travel, Compressing Distance, Contact Manipulation, Contact Penetration, Continuity of Motion, Controlling the Gap, Corrective Adjustment, Critical Distance, Dead Mass Motion, Dead Motion, Deceptive Action, Delayed Movement, Depth of Action, Depth Penetration, Dimensional Stages of Action, Directional Change, Directional Harmony, Directional Movement, Disharmony of Travel, Displacement of Distance, Disrupted Rhythm, Distance Matching, Diversified Angle of Entry, Diversified Flow of Action, Economy of Motion, Expanding Distance, False Distance, False Travel, Flow of Action, Foot Maneuver, Force Field, Four Stages of Range, In-Sync, Interrupted Flow, Line of Action, Line of Attack, Line of Delivery, Line of Entry, Line of Execution, Line of Travel, Long Range, Long Range Encounter, Maintain the Gap, Man-Made Weapon, Medium Range, Method of Disturbance, Method of Execution, Method of Travel, Normal Flow, Open the Gap, Opposing Forces, Out of Contact, Over Rotate, Path of Action, Path of Attack, Path of Delivery, Path of Entry, Path of Execution, Path of Travel, Pivot Point, Point of Contact, Point of Origin, Positional Alignment, Postural Position, Power Principle, Prone Position, Reactionary Position, Reactionary Posture, Residual Torque, Rotating Force, Rotational Velocity, Rounding the Corner, Sequential Flow, Shooting the Gap, Short Range, Shortening the Circle, Stages of Range, Stance, Surface Contact, Time Compression, Time Deterrent, Wasted Motion, Weapon Alignment, Within Contact, Zone of Confinement