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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Martial Arts Beyond Illusion is not a manual of techniques, a defence of any particular style, or a search for secret knowledge. It is an examination of what remains when martial arts are tested against pressure, uncertainty, ageing, human behaviour and reality itself. Drawing on decades of training, observation and reflection across different systems, Jaro Berce explores the gap between what martial arts often claim and what practitioners actually encounter. The book looks at myth, lineage, authority, commercialisation, social media, pseudo-science and the persistent temptation to confuse performance with function. It also examines the deeper forces that shape martial practice: fear, ego, aggression, attention, adaptation, perception, pain, ageing and the body's changing relationship with movement. Rather than asking which style is best, the book asks more difficult questions. What survives under pressure Why do techniques that work beautifully in controlled demonstrations sometimes collapse under resistance How do breathing, tension, structure, timing and emotional regulation affect performance What happens when martial training confronts the legal and psychological realities of self-defence And how should practice evolve when strength, speed and recovery inevitably change with age Along the way, the discussion moves through Wing Chun, Tai Chi, boxing, karate, sparring, sensitivity training, meditation, Musashi, Sun Tzu, historical warfare and modern combat sports. These are not treated as competing doctrines, but as different environments through which recurring principles can be examined: adaptability, economy, awareness, pressure, structure and continuous learning. The central argument is deliberately simple: martial arts become most valuable when they are taken seriously enough to be questioned. Tradition can preserve knowledge, but preservation is not proof. Experience can deepen understanding, but certainty can also harden into illusion. What matters is the willingness to observe honestly, test assumptions and adapt when reality disagrees. Martial Arts Beyond Illusion is for practitioners, teachers and readers interested not only in how martial arts work, but in what they reveal about learning, ageing, identity, violence and human development.…

Gebunden. Condición: New. KlappentextrnrnThe story is showing from a first-person perspective the internal growing up of a leadership process based on non-Western approach. The main character, brought up in Europe and therefore used to Western cultural background noise .

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The story is showing from a first-person perspective the internal growing up of a leadership process based on non-Western approach. The main character, brought up in Europe and therefore used to Western 'cultural background noise' although practicing Chinese martial arts, has to learn and understand the differences brought by Far East principles if he wants to grasp leadership from a different angle. On the whole, a Western leadership is thought and understood as an external process of a person that influences others. Most of leadership and management books that deal with leadership and managers describe what and how to do it to be more efficient and successful. They describe tools to use to do it. This is called an external process. Outward, because others see leaders as how they behave or how they use those tools in a leadership style and/or process. But we all live our lives and perceive surrounding environment only from our internal eyes.Therefore, the focal questions raised in a book are the following: Do all leaders have the same fears, problems, and difficulties or happiness, pleasure, and delight in being what they are What are their feelings when leading people, making decisions, or taking responsibility How do they sense and perceive their subordinates In a book, those are called internal issues and are dealt with and described through a different approach-an approach that is based on the Far East mentality and shown through Chinese martial arts and Chinese philosophy.The book has eighteen (18) chapters. Chapters one to five are dedicated to the background setting and the evolution of the story and characters; Chapters six to nine are devoted to open different approaches and mentality that is coming from Far East and Martial arts philosophy and in parallel gradually introducing difficulties in leadership process and (miss)understanding of those Far East concepts; in a Chapter ten main character is pushed to the limits of solving leadership dilemma and private concerns; Chapter eleven is dedicated to 'open the eyes' about the new concepts; in a Chapter twelve the foundation of Far East philosophy behind Martial arts is described that would be further on used for the 'Leadership by Virtue' principle; Chapters thirteen to seventeen are telling one by one and thus portraying internal concepts used in Martial arts principles and Eastern philosophy and how to transfer those into (internal) leadership development; final Chapter eighteen is dedicated to merge those Far East and Martial arts concepts and philosophies with 'known' Western ones and thus opening a new entanglement approach proposed with the use of the Leadership by Virtue.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Martial Arts Beyond Illusion is not a manual of techniques, a defence of any particular style, or a search for secret knowledge. It is an examination of what remains when martial arts are tested against pressure, uncertainty, ageing, human behaviour and reality itself. Drawing on decades of training, observation and reflection across different systems, Jaro Berce explores the gap between what martial arts often claim and what practitioners actually encounter. The book looks at myth, lineage, authority, commercialisation, social media, pseudo-science and the persistent temptation to confuse performance with function. It also examines the deeper forces that shape martial practice: fear, ego, aggression, attention, adaptation, perception, pain, ageing and the body's changing relationship with movement. Rather than asking which style is best, the book asks more difficult questions. What survives under pressure? Why do techniques that work beautifully in controlled demonstrations sometimes collapse under resistance? How do breathing, tension, structure, timing and emotional regulation affect performance? What happens when martial training confronts the legal and psychological realities of self-defence? And how should practice evolve when strength, speed and recovery inevitably change with age? Along the way, the discussion moves through Wing Chun, Tai Chi, boxing, karate, sparring, sensitivity training, meditation, Musashi, Sun Tzu, historical warfare and modern combat sports. These are not treated as competing doctrines, but as different environments through which recurring principles can be examined: adaptability, economy, awareness, pressure, structure and continuous learning. The central argument is deliberately simple: martial arts become most valuable when they are taken seriously enough to be questioned. Tradition can preserve knowledge, but preservation is not proof. Experience can deepen understanding, but certainty can also harden into illusion. What matters is the willingness to observe honestly, test assumptions and adapt when reality disagrees. Martial Arts Beyond Illusion is for practitioners, teachers and readers interested not only in how martial arts work, but in what they reveal about learning, ageing, identity, violence and human development. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Martial Arts Beyond Illusion is not a manual of techniques, a defence of any particular style, or a search for secret knowledge. It is an examination of what remains when martial arts are tested against pressure, uncertainty, ageing, human behaviour and reality itself. Drawing on decades of training, observation and reflection across different systems, Jaro Berce explores the gap between what martial arts often claim and what practitioners actually encounter. The book looks at myth, lineage, authority, commercialisation, social media, pseudo-science and the persistent temptation to confuse performance with function. It also examines the deeper forces that shape martial practice: fear, ego, aggression, attention, adaptation, perception, pain, ageing and the body's changing relationship with movement. Rather than asking which style is best, the book asks more difficult questions. What survives under pressure? Why do techniques that work beautifully in controlled demonstrations sometimes collapse under resistance? How do breathing, tension, structure, timing and emotional regulation affect performance? What happens when martial training confronts the legal and psychological realities of self-defence? And how should practice evolve when strength, speed and recovery inevitably change with age? Along the way, the discussion moves through Wing Chun, Tai Chi, boxing, karate, sparring, sensitivity training, meditation, Musashi, Sun Tzu, historical warfare and modern combat sports. These are not treated as competing doctrines, but as different environments through which recurring principles can be examined: adaptability, economy, awareness, pressure, structure and continuous learning. The central argument is deliberately simple: martial arts become most valuable when they are taken seriously enough to be questioned. Tradition can preserve knowledge, but preservation is not proof. Experience can deepen understanding, but certainty can also harden into illusion. What matters is the willingness to observe honestly, test assumptions and adapt when reality disagrees. Martial Arts Beyond Illusion is for practitioners, teachers and readers interested not only in how martial arts work, but in what they reveal about learning, ageing, identity, violence and human development. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The story is showing from a first-person perspective the internal growing up of a leadership process based on non-Western approach. The main character, brought up in Europe and therefore used to Western 'cultural background noise' although practicing Chinese martial arts, has to learn and understand the differences brought by Far East principles if he wants to grasp leadership from a different angle. On the whole, a Western leadership is thought and understood as an external process of a person that influences others. Most of leadership and management books that deal with leadership and managers describe what and how to do it to be more efficient and successful. They describe tools to use to do it. This is called an external process. Outward, because others see leaders as how they behave or how they use those tools in a leadership style and/or process. But we all live our lives and perceive surrounding environment only from our internal eyes.Therefore, the focal questions raised in a book are the following: Do all leaders have the same fears, problems, and difficulties or happiness, pleasure, and delight in being what they are What are their feelings when leading people, making decisions, or taking responsibility How do they sense and perceive their subordinates In a book, those are called internal issues and are dealt with and described through a different approach-an approach that is based on the Far East mentality and shown through Chinese martial arts and Chinese philosophy.The book has eighteen (18) chapters. Chapters one to five are dedicated to the background setting and the evolution of the story and characters; Chapters six to nine are devoted to open different approaches and mentality that is coming from Far East and Martial arts philosophy and in parallel gradually introducing difficulties in leadership process and (miss)understanding of those Far East concepts; in a Chapter ten main character is pushed to the limits of solving leadership dilemma and private concerns; Chapter eleven is dedicated to 'open the eyes' about the new concepts; in a Chapter twelve the foundation of Far East philosophy behind Martial arts is described that would be further on used for the 'Leadership by Virtue' principle; Chapters thirteen to seventeen are telling one by one and thus portraying internal concepts used in Martial arts principles and Eastern philosophy and how to transfer those into (internal) leadership development; final Chapter eighteen is dedicated to merge those Far East and Martial arts concepts and philosophies with 'known' Western ones and thus opening a new entanglement approach proposed with the use of the Leadership by Virtue.…

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condición: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. KlappentextrnrnThe story is showing from a first-person perspective the internal growing up of a leadership process based on non-Western approach. The main character, brought up in Europe and therefore used to Western cultural background noise .…