1)

An idiom referring to the intertwining of Environmental Objects during the execution of a maneuver.

2)

To Wind. To interlace.

3)

See Weave in Basics.

Inflected Form(s):

Weaving (adjective), Weaves (plural), Wove (past tense)

Comments:

1)

Weaving can be achieved with any type of Environmental Object, but most commonly refers to the intertwining of the extremities of the body.

Weaving is distinct type of contouring where one Environmental Object is used to guide another Environmental Object by having the active Environmental Object coiling around the surface of the guiding Environmental Object.

Weaving differs from tracking in that weaving must intertwine the Environmental Objects.

Weaving differs from threading in that threading requires a bend of the Environmental Object to be used as a guide. Also threading does not specifically require intertwining.

Weaving differs from guideline in that guideline does not require intertwining.

2)

Layman's definition of the word.

Synonym(s):

Contour, Cover, Guideline, Needle, Track, Thread

Related Definition(s):

1)

Move, Range, Timing

Related Term(s):

1)

Axis of Rotation, Body Mechanics, Body Momentum, Body Rotation, Circular Confinement, Circular Rotation, Depth Zone, Dimensional Zone, Geometric Path, Height Zone, Orbital Adjustment, Orbital Change, Orbital Switch, Over Rotate, Path of Travel, Pivot Point, Pivoting Axis, Point of Reference, Residual Torque, Rotating Force, Rotational Velocity, Rounding the Corner, Torque, Width Zone