An idiom referring to a maneuver or method that one finds difficult to internalize.

Comments:

An Unnatural Move is a maneuver or method that one personally finds more difficult to master. These moves can become a Natural Move, but don't start out that way. These moves take more practice and training to transition them from being unnatural to natural.

Unnatural Moves are specific to the individual. An Unnatural Move to one practitioner may be a Natural Move to another.

This term is closely associated with the term Stages of Internalization in that the objective is basically the same - making maneuvers and methods spontaneous and natural in nature to the individual.

Opposite(s):

Natural Move, Spontaneous

Related Definition(s):

Conscious, Embryonic, Mechanical, Move

Related Term(s):

Articulation of Motion, Comparative Analysis, Comparisons of Motion, Conscious Mind, Continuity of Motion, Degree of, Economy of Motion, Fluid Movement, Stages of Learning, States of Motion, Superconscious Mind