Question

What is the essence of martial arts in criminology.

Answer 1

Answer:

Discipline is one of the most important character for a criminology student to have. The Martial Art Taekwondo teaches great discipline, having the students undergo through this training helps them to be self aware to their surroundings

Answer 2

Answer:

Distance and the control of distance are fundamental to martial arts.

Explanation:

• Graduates in criminology are likely to enter the law enforcement field. One was my aikido sensei, but he was more interested in martial arts. I have/had a number of criminology-trained students who are/were law enforcement personnel.
• It is unquestionably necessary to have martial arts training before entering the law enforcement field. Only a small portion of their training involves self defence. So they later seek training on their own dime.
• The martial arts help people become more self-assured and more perceptive of danger. A law enforcement officer needs to have "early warning awareness," which the martial arts help to develop.
• Distance and the control of distance are fundamental to martial arts. This holds true for both contemporary and historical conflict. Gaining ground in a battle and reaching a point where your weapons are more potent than those of your adversaries are considered to be successful. Being accurate to within a millimetre separates a fighter from a martial artist, and an artist from a master. It is what separates a sword cut from a miss. Before techniques were codified, man discovered that a rock could be thrown and a stick could keep enemies at bay.
• The first countries to use martial arts were both in South India. Silambam is the mother of all martial arts, dating back to the Adichanallur Exarvation 30,000 years ago. Martial arts like angampora, varman, and kalari were descended from it, and it is one of the 64 ayur kalais in Tamil. Additionally, some research indicates that silambam has been practised by Tamils since the Stone Age (most ancient ethnic group).
• Modern Kung Fu and Silambam's various iterations were introduced to China by Buddhist missionaries (bodhidharma). There are many more compelling arguments than this, but neither proper promotion nor support from the Indian government for the preservation of this ancient art exists.

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