IRT Principles Of Body Movement

IRT principles of Body Movement:

1. Natural

2. Relaxed

3. Smooth

4. Sensitive

5. Tensed (only upon impact then return to relaxed)

We also covered during our technique training the Elements of Control:

1. Entry

2. Strike

3. Manipulation

4. Off Balance

5. Takedown or Throw

6. Finalization

We talked about the Dominant Principle of Control which of course is Distance. Whomever controls the distance at a range that is favorable to them and their tools will generally decide the outcome in their favor upon engagement.

Dominant Principle of Control:

1. Distance

Then while showing a technique I would explain which principles we were utilizing.

Key Principles of Control:

1. Footwork

2. Adhesion

3. Whiplash

4. Rotation

5. Lowering

6. Pressing

All of the above were wrapped into the empty hand and bladed applications we were doing and I showed the Manipulation Principles of IRT:

1. Structure

2. Angle

3. Leverage

When you are moving in your Martial Science training and executing a technique on someone you will find that you will invariably utilize typically two or three of the above Manipulation Principles. These principles invariable are employed and when utilized well they make your movement effortless.

About Brian VanCise

Hi my name is Brian R. VanCise and my passion is the Martial Sciences. I have trained almost my entire life in the pursuit of martial excellence and I teach a world class curriculum in Las Vegas, Nevada. Contact us at: 702-326-3622
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