The ability to skillfully adapt to an ever changing combat scenario without a perceived hesitation or interruption in movement.

Comments:

Versatility of Action is associated with Variable Expansion in that Versatility of Action is the active implementation of Variable Expansion.

Versatility of Action is associated with Stages of Internalization in that more internalization typically equates directly with more Versatility of Action.

Versatility of Action is associated with the Formulation Equation in that the Formulation Equation used used to implement Versatility of Action .

Versatility of Action is not necessarily Spontaneous, although it ideally is; but when implemented correctly an outside observer's perspective would typically interpret it as such.

Related Definition(s):

Conscious, Mechanical, Move, Spontaneous, Subconscious

Related Term(s):

Embryonic Stage, Stages of Internalization, Stages of Learning, States of Motion