The "Environment Design Principles": A Constraints-Led Approach to Martial Arts Deep Dive w/ Ian Renshaw
Teaching Martial Arts by Combat Learning
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The Environment in a Combat Sport
A point of confusion sometimes I hear when I try to explain this to other people is, what the opponent also count as the environment in like a combat sport? Yeah, that's a really interesting problem to try and identify. We've been struggling with this with the moment because if you went, so Gibson who developed ecological psychology, the whole idea is that it's the individual environment, mutuality that he focuses on or he focused upon. And in that environment, he suggests that the people around you are part of that environment. However, in a, in Niels model in the task in the constraint level idea, you could say an opponent is a task on strain. So this is,
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