Technically, taekwondo means the "way of the foot and fist". Its difficult to say what it means to me. At the beginning as I said before I wanted to lose weight but, that wasn't all I wanted to do. I also wanted to learn how to defend myself from others, but as time went on it became a lifestyle. I learned that I had to respect everyone.
In fact, the way ninjas fight is the complete opposite of the samurai. For instance, samurais find it more honorable to fight face to face. Ninjas specialize in ambushing, espionage, sabotage, infiltration, and assassination. This is why ninjas use a variety of different weapons that samurai do not use such as the ninja stars and
I know as a future health and physical education teacher, this is an extremely valuable insight to have. For me the key to everything I want to teach my students is based on personal values and ideas about individual health and fitness. I do truly believe that if having a healthy mind and body wasn’t important to me, I would never be successful in relaying that concept to my students. I also know that as educators, we need to keep in mind that each of our students are individuals and we cannot expect them to find value in all of our teachings. However, keeping that in mind, if we are creative in helping them to discover said values, they will have better chance of learning to appreciate them.
Common Sense warriors desire real life application and thrive upon hands-on instruction. Traditional learning styles frustrate this type of learner unless he can see the real life application in the information presented. The Warrior likes to take things apart in order to better understand the way that the object functions. In the situation of the marshmallow challenge, the Common sense Warrior in- Hanna, 3 of 3 stantly begins to work on their structure and then evaluates and tweaks it to perfection. The fourth and final person is the Dynamic Explorer.
Even though the machine exercises are thought to be safer to use to some extent, they are restricted in most movements, which could later lead to injury, because they are not natural moves of the body. The traditional exercise machines isolate the muscle groups that they are being worked rather than working many at one time, such as functional. The traditional exercises would include the weight stack machines, the squats, bench press, etc. Some of the functional exercises include various different movements such as medicine ball overhead squats, band internal/external rotations, to balancing on the BOSU ball. All of the exercises are specific to ones doing, “athletes should train for the sport they play and focus on the best training activities that mimic their respective sports' movements.” Also the functional training is more recommended for patients rehabilitating after stroke.
In the essay “The Ecstasy of War”, Barbara Ehrenreich (1997) states the transformation from ordinary people to warriors instead of aggressive instinct can persuade men to prevail in war. Generally, the wars are risky means which designed to secure the people’s interests. Sometimes, the aggressive impulses can make a great contribution to the actual battle. But the war-like calmness, as well as the unwavering aiming and fire ability, is the key to take advantages in modern warfare. Actually, fighting is only a simple component of war and it cannot control the whole war.
| Bushido: Way of the Samurai will focus on samurai as both warriors and men of refined culture.The life of the Samurai not only became one of discipline and military education, but a rich cultivation of the spirit and mind through the arts of writing, painting, calligraphy, philosophy, etc. It was as if a Renaissance was being experienced within their social sect. Zen provided the warrior class with personal enlightenment, polish, and refinement.Zen Buddhism influenced them greatly giving them enlightenment for good judgment, personal growth, and self-awareness. | Answers:Bushido is the way of samurai’s life. Samurai follow Bushido because Bushido ruled
The sport that changes its rules to allow the use of performance enhancing drugs will be attacked as a freak show or worse.” In a way, the article contradicts itself, but at the same time shows a well thought out, balanced argument. The idea that sports should simply change their rules to adjust to changing times is one that rarely gets any thought, but this article makes a strong case for the rule makers to give some thought as to what exactly needs to change. “A Sporting Chance” brought up many points that go relatively unthought-of in the sports community.
HUM101 The Hero and the Saint After listening to both lectures from Professor Ambrosio, regarding his views on the Hero typology and the Saint typology in the way of living, It’s seems that the hero is the one who is to set the example and set the standard on how one should live. My personal opinion based on the lectures, is that the Hero is usually seen as the father figure who you look up to and aspire to gain the approval of, whereas the saint is more akin to the mother figure who you love for her ability to teach through her own humility and also her never wavering faith in her child’s ability to succeed. In Professor Ambrosio’s dissection of the hero he mentioned how the hero’s reality is to have been shaped with struggle and respect whereas the Saint is to have their reality shaped by the bonds of the relationships that they create with other, while I do acknowledge that both of these realities are both very common and very real ways of living, I ultimately think that the reality of life is certainly lived through more than just struggle and relationships. Just as a major highway has many paths to take and explore, I feel that Professor Ambrosio seems to never consider others methods of living, especially that of the now all too famous and constantly stated “YOLO” aka you only live once. In the lectures, the hero is cast as somewhat of an egomaniac and or narcissist in that their point of living is supposedly the endless pursuit of self-fulfillment, self-excellence and constant boosts of self-esteem.
The theme of the story is that sometimes the best defense is a good offense. The author wants to show us that while you are protecting yourself, you may also hurt or even kill somebody, like it happened in our story. The idea of this story is that we need to secure ourselves, but also we don’t need to forget about the others, even if they are not very kind to us. We need to control ourselves, and to try to solve all our problems peacefully, without any physical