An idiom referring to the shortening of time intervals between or within specific maneuvers or methods for the purpose of deceiving or confounding the opponent(s).

Comments:

Quarter Beat Timing is typically used to confound, deceive, and/or unbalance an opponent in some way.

Quarter Beat Timing is used to describe shortened timing within a Flow of Action.

Quarter Beat Timing differs from Broken Rhythm in that it specifically refers to the shortening of time.

Synonym(s):

Interrupted Flow

Opposite(s):

Normal Flow, Rhythmic Pattern

Related Definition(s):

Break, Compensate, Stutter, Timing

Related Term(s):

Anticipated Variable, Base Move, Compressing Distance, Controlled Response, Dead Motion, Deceptive Action, Depth Deception, Diversified Flow of Action, False Distance, Graduated Depth, Height Deception, Momentary Conditioning, Muscle Memory, Planned Reaction, Psychological Weapon, Reactionary Anticipation, Reactionary Set-up, Relaxation Response Mechanism, Stages of Range, Strategic Ploy, Unanticipated Variable, Width Deception

Related Slang:

Pattern Addict