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Japanese: 道, “the way of”.
A concept in western athletics where a kind of empty minded relinquishing of overt focus allows the abilities of trained instincts to be wielded.
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1 – In Martial arts, A kind of over-cooperation; What a willing assistant does to demonstrate what is actually faked.
2 – A term in Gaming describing the actions of a “Tank”, which is the character kept as the primary interest of enemies so as to be the primary absorber of damage.
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Honesty – toward the direction of an “honest” unwilling/realistic partner, object(s), circumstances, etc.
(Wikipedia: Kung fu · Chinese martial arts)
A classic description of martial arts in general, it’s actually specific to Chinese Martial arts and is appropriated as a generic term for all, or just Asian, martial arts.
Cantonese Pinyin: gūng fū)
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(on Wikipedia)
A “black belt factory” of sorts, where the bar is set low.