Nan ChengJournal of Sport Psychology / Revista de Psicología del Deporte
“The key to using psychology into martial arts needs the understanding of how and why you behave, and how and why others behave in a certain way. This can break down a lot of elements and puts logic into the situation. Why do we get stressed before our fights? Why do we sometimes ge...
Martial-arts practice is not quite anything else: it is like sport, but is not sport; it constantly refers to and as it were cohabits with violence, but is... Allen,Barry - 《Journal of the Philosophy of Sport》 被引量: 11发表: 2013年 Slow Looking: The Ethics and Politics of Aesthe...
4. THE CONDITIONS OF FLOW Flow Activities Flow and Culture The Autotelic Personality The People of Flow 5. THE BODY IN FLOW Higher, Faster, Stronger The Joys of Movement Sex as Flow The Ultimate Control: Yoga and the Martial Arts Flow through the senses: The Joys of Seeing The Flow of ...
The Introversion of National Psychology and Martial Arts' Emphasis on Experience-insight The experience-insight is an inner insight and a whole understanding of the cognitive object made by the cognitive subject, which naturally become the typi... M Wei - 《Wushu Science》 被引量: 1发表: 2014...
A member of the Martial Arts Masters Hall of Fame A counter-terrorism consultant to the Department of Homeland Security A bodyguard to Fortune 500 executives and film stars, like Sylvester Stallone, and… A record-setting strongman who has been featured inRipley’s Believe It Or NotandGuinness ...
* utilizing meditation, yoga, and martial arts practices to develop ‘the objective witness/observer’; * recognizing and relinquishing the powerful hold of the Egoic Mind; * developing the art of yielding and defenselessness without victimization; ...
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martial arts stance with his feet apart, knees bent and hands in karate chop style. I greeted and hugged him. He passively accepted the embrace, arms by his side, but didn’t return it. I told him that for me to take him back home in the car he would first have to take ...
This is likely trainable and probably related to the "take home" benefits of mindful practices like meditation and martial arts. These observations also relate to the idea of outside-in "brain hacking." While we can often be very challenged to directly alter our thinking, many things...