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The use of repetition to hone the human spirit is well known. Samurai hone their swords blade and hone their spirit and movement in countless repetitions aiming that each one is a slight improvement over the ones taken before.There is no need to be a samurai or a soldier or someone with a title to
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The chain is one of the most honest tools you can utilize to build good movement and thought. Movement – the chain will let you know if you are tense or jumpy with sharp report, it will raise it’s voice when you don’t pay attention and will give you honest feedback on excessive movement. Thought
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Many area of the world are now war zones to some degree. It is important to maintain routines and keep ourselves healthy and happy as much as possible despite the strain on our capacities. Here are a few ways to maintain and build throughout the storm:
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For those who are reading, LAC MINUS means suck less in Latin. The goal of any big organization and especially the armed forces is to have all the small parts including the people operate at a high efficiency while giving them the least amount of freedom and care possible. If you disagree, you may not
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There are times where the plan emerges from the outcome. Several years ago, I was planning to visit Paris and to climb up the Eiffel tower was one of my goals. A simple calculations showed that there is the equivalent of 31 floors to climb in one breath so I devised a plan to get
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It is simple but not altogether easy. Place yourself on your fists and toes with your body and head in one straight line. Breathe sixty breaths while maintaining this position with the least amount of tension in the body and then sit on your shins for ten breaths as you let your arms swing from
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We begin with gross motor skills or their equivalent in most learning paths. We must hone these until they can be forgotten and replaced with our own movements. This does not take away from the basics, the opposite is true. By learning to relent we learn to govern and by practicing the basics we learn
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Why do we use arches ? Strength, efficiency of structure, swiftness or other attributes ? When we consider the hammer or the mace, it is a structure which offsets the mass away from us. We use it in arches and circles in the same way as the planets revolve around the sun as it moves
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We are born from an aquatic environment and are expected to use our senses and bodies on land right away. Naturally we need to adjust to the outside and the much more prevalent impact of gravity. In order to survive and conserve energy we source most of our energy and senses to forward locomotion yet
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It is infinity easy to corrupt ourselves with sophistication. Do it this way or else you are missing the point and so on. In order to make one perfect vase or one perfect stroke of the sword, we must get it a little bit right and a whole lot of wrong thousands of times and
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Sharon Friedman - Vigilance and Tranquility 