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An idiom which describes any maneuver which could be stopped, adjusted, or otherwise altered based upon need.

Comments:

Uncommitted Action generally refers to any maneuver, which once the execution of that maneuver starts, is relatively simple to stop and/or adjust. This type of maneuver can also be altered and/or regulated - depending heavily upon degree of commitment and type of maneuver.

One should always try to use a degree of Uncommitted Action in conjunction with the Black Dot Focus concept.

Example(s):
	A feint would be an example of Uncommitted Action.

Opposite(s):
	Committed Action

Related Definition(s):
	Adjust, Alter, Circle, Move, Pivot, Regulate, Shift

Related Term(s):
	Back-up Mass, Body Alignment, Body English, Body Harmony, Body Momentum, Directional Harmony, Total Physical Harmony

Related Basic(s):
	Feint Body Maneuver, Feint Foot Maneuver