An idiom describing a specific circular Method of Execution which makes contact with its intended target before passing the apex of the circle on which it travels.

Inflected Form(s):

Roundhousing (adjective), Roundhouses (plural), Roundhoused (past tense)

Comments:

Roundhouse maneuvers emphasize the Width Zone when executed horizontally, and the Height Zone when executed vertically.

Roundhouse maneuvers require a Contact Penetration range of depth.

The Postural Position of both you and your opponent have a large influence over the available paths an intended weapon can travel.

During execution of the maneuver, the position and/or angle of the weapon generally has the effect of catching and/or sticking itself to the target being struck - with the target being pushed away from the practitioner.

Derivation:

The term is originates from the same boxing definition of roundhouse.

Related Definition(s):

Align, Butt, Circle, Claw, Contact, Focus, Hammer, Hook, Intent, Line, Major, Minor, Move, Path, Position, Posture, Push, Specialized, Slice, Stick, Thrust, Weapon, Whip

Related Term(s):

Back-up Mass, Body Mechanics, Contact Penetration, Economy of Motion, Geometric Angle, Geometric Line, Geometric Path, Gravitational Marriage, Method of Execution, Postural Position, Weapon Alignment

Related Basic(s):

Roundhouse Kick, Roundhouse Punch