I want to know if a manager can downgrade FTE(full time equivalent) because of modified work related to injury.?

It would seem to me that the whole idea of extinguishing a candle with a punch may have begun with M. Oyama the founder of Kyokushin. In my 20's and 30's I did it to illustrate that a punch must be fast in order to put out the candle.

I used it to stress that speed requires you to have relaxed muscles then be able to tighten them at the correct time. A fast punch is relaxed until the instant it strikes then is again relaxed. Studied have proven that you can tighten a relaxed muscle faster than you can a muscle that is already partially tight before tensing.

I see extinguishing a candle as only a curiosity or at most a drill. Better to have the skill to actually hit someone than to spend lots of time trying to develop speed, if you cant hit someone. Speed is good but good timing can allow a slower person to defeat a faster person.

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