C. Attributes (the physical, mental, and emotional qualities of a fighter).

1. Mental Attributes (the thought processes prior to, during, after a fight).

a. Understanding principles, theories, etc. (ex. centerline theory).

b. Understanding strategy (ex. using conditions to your advantage such as using a light source to obscure attacker's vision).

c. Understanding tactics (ex. the five ways of attack).

d. Creativity (ex. outwitting the opponent through impromptu means).

e. Relaxation (ex. Instant Calming Sequence)

f. Awareness (ex. assessing avenues of escape).

g. Attitute (the state of mind and impression that you project inwardly and outwardly).

h. Instincts (trusting, relying, and processing your inner voice and natural inclinations-'may I add with discernment')

2. Emotional Attributes (your feelings, drive, and will-power).

a. Fear Management (ex. controlling and channeling fear to be productive to your survival)

b. Intensity (ex. how much 'juice' you give to something).

c. Desire (ex. how much drive do you have to succeed)

d. Confidence (ex. how well do you trust your capabilities).

e. Heart/Courage/Tolerance (ex. how much are you willing to endure).

e. Compassion (ex. do you have empathy for your enemy, the one you are protecting, and for yourself).

3. Physical Attributes (what you need to make it all work)

a. Timing

b. Distancing

c.Spatial relationships

d. Strength

e. Speed

f. Power

g. Sensitivity

h. Conditioning / Wind / Proper Breathing

i. Footwork

j. Form

k. Body Mechanics

l. Balance

m. Coordination

n. Visual acuity

o. Agility

D. Lines (From point A to point B to point C, etc. The path of movement.)

1. The Centerline

2. The Motherline

3. The Central Line

4. Four or Six Gates

5. Horizontal Elbow/Knee Line

6. Kali Numbered Lines 1-12

7. Silat Footwork Diagram (Pantjar)

8. Atomic Template

9. Fractal Template

10. Segno Fencing Patterns

E. Modes (the context of combat)

1. Unarmed

2. Armed

3. Single Attacker

4. Multiple Attackers

5. Fighting Space, Boundaries, Obstacles

6. Environmental Considerations

7. Personal Condition

8. Attacker(s) Condition

9. Bystander/Witness Consideration

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