Team Sports

Soccer is a ball sport in which two teams compete against each other with the goal of scoring more goals than their opponents to win the game. The game is usually played for two 45-minute periods, plus overtime and, if necessary, extra time and/or penalties. A team usually consists of eleven players, one of whom is the goalkeeper. The ball may be played with the whole body except the arms and hands; it is mainly kicked with the foot. Only the goalkeeper (inside his own penalty area) - or the field players when taking a throw-in - may touch the ball with their hands.The success of soccer is based, firstly, on its simplicity. The cost of resources and equipment is relatively low (see, for example, street soccer), which has made it very popular in many developing countries, and it is easy for newcomers and spectators to understand or even take for granted. Secondly, the number of goals is relatively low, which increases the value of a goal and makes the games more exciting, since superior or better-placed teams do not win as often or can be determined as winners early on as in other ball sports.However, these special features have been counteracted in recent times by more complicated regulations (including changes to the offside rule) and ever greater (technical) expense in top-level soccer (including video evidence), which are intended to lead to "fairer" soccer.Soccer originated in Great Britain in the second half of the 19th century and spread to continental Europe and other continents from the 1880s and 1890s. It is considered the world's most popular team sport. Unlike other sports (such as handball), top clubs in soccer usually developed only in large cities, which can boast the very elaborate infrastructure with recently increasing demands.Product Number: EA00004Product Name: SoccerThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 7.05"(w) X 4.69"(h) (179.0 X 119.0mm) Size: 10.17"(w) X 6.78"(h) (258.4 X 172.1mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Soccer Player Machine Embroidery Design, Team Sport Embroidery Pattern, Sport Designs, Football Embroidery Art, Ball Sport, Field Players, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Taijiquan, called Tai Chi (Chuan), Tai Chi Chuan or shadow boxing, is a martial art developed in Imperial China. Taijiquan belongs to the family of so-called internal martial arts for armed or unarmed close combat. Especially in recent times, it is often considered as a system of movement teaching or gymnastics that can serve health (to improve the flow of Qi, obsoletely Ch'i flow, according to the concept of Traditional Chinese Medicine), personality development and meditation. Taijiquan is thus practiced by several million people worldwide. Because of its close connection to philosophical Daoism, the concept of Qì (W.G. ch'i, jap. ki, kor. ki or gi) is of great importance in Taijiquan as in all internal martial arts. During the movements "the Qi should be able to flow" by relaxing the muscles and joints as much as possible and performing the movements loosely and fluently. Through practice, "qi should increase in the body" and the practitioner should increasingly be able to perceive and eventually control qi. Many practitioners describe the sensation that occurs as a kind of energy flow that can be circulated in the body and sent to specific parts of the body. On the one hand, this is supposed to serve the maintenance of health and body control, and on the other hand, it can be used in combat. Martial art is a technique to protect oneself from enemy attacks. The decisive factor here is not the actual practicality of the respective techniques, but their subjective conceptual utility in a specific application scenario. This can be, for example, a sports fight, a martial duel or a self-defense situation. Accordingly, overcoming the opponent can translate into, among other things, a points victory, eliminating the opponent's ability to attack, ensuring one's own physical integrity, or, in extreme cases, killing the opponent. Some fighting systems are based on or tolerate the use of weapons, particularly striking and thrusting weapons and certain projectile weapons. Commonly, systems that use weapons augmented beyond one's own physical strength (e.g., by chemicals, motors, compressed air, computer technology) do not count as martial arts/martial arts. Martial systems are a worldwide, very old, and extremely diversified phenomenon that can be divided into myriad cultural practices, which in turn include their own sister and daughter systems. Unlike classical sports, combat systems are often influenced by cultic religious practices, ritual or modern dances, and movement theater; in some cases, conversely, they are also elements of these practices. From ancient to modern times, fighting elements were an integral part of many team and ball sports, as in hurling and knappan: fighting and playing tended to be viewed as a unit until, in the long run, the modern understanding of sport developed as a result of civilization processes, and fighting elements were outsourced to separate disciplines. In some traditional as well as modern sports the mixing of games and fighting is still clearly visible. In most cases, the training of martial arts/combat sports takes the form of a combination of learning and practicing techniques and applying them in dynamic duels or codified fight choreographies. Elements of flexibility, strength and speed training are also common. Combat theory or philosophy discussions may also be part of the training.The degree of professionalization of combat systems varies greatly. Formal training takes place in commercial clubs, public clubs, private households, military and police institutions, schools of general education, therapeutic institutions, and even prisons. A few have a highly professional league system; many more have umbrella organizations or similar national and international organizational structures. Product Number: A00378Product Name: TaiChiThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.98"(w) X 3.17"(h) (101.2 X 80.5mm) Size: 4.74"(w) X 3.80"(h) (120.4 X 96.5mm) Size: 5.53"(w) X 4.43"(h) (140.4 X 112.5mm) Size: 6.71"(w) X 5.38"(h) (170.4 X 136.6mm) Size: 7.85"(w) X 6.29"(h) (199.4 X 159.8mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Tai Chi Martial Art Applique Machine Embroidery Design, Taijiquan Sport Embroidery Pattern, Shadow Boxing Fighting System Embroidery Art, Movement Teaching, Self-Defense Martial Art, Personality Development, Meditation DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Taijiquan, called Tai Chi (Chuan), Tai Chi Chuan or shadow boxing, is a martial art developed in Imperial China. Taijiquan belongs to the family of so-called internal martial arts for armed or unarmed close combat. Especially in recent times, it is often considered as a system of movement teaching or gymnastics that can serve health (to improve the flow of Qi, obsoletely Ch'i flow, according to the concept of Traditional Chinese Medicine), personality development and meditation. Taijiquan is thus practiced by several million people worldwide. Because of its close connection to philosophical Daoism, the concept of Qì (W.G. ch'i, jap. ki, kor. ki or gi) is of great importance in Taijiquan as in all internal martial arts. During the movements "the Qi should be able to flow" by relaxing the muscles and joints as much as possible and performing the movements loosely and fluently. Through practice, "qi should increase in the body" and the practitioner should increasingly be able to perceive and eventually control qi. Many practitioners describe the sensation that occurs as a kind of energy flow that can be circulated in the body and sent to specific parts of the body. On the one hand, this is supposed to serve the maintenance of health and body control, and on the other hand, it can be used in combat. Martial art is a technique to protect oneself from enemy attacks. The decisive factor here is not the actual practicality of the respective techniques, but their subjective conceptual utility in a specific application scenario. This can be, for example, a sports fight, a martial duel or a self-defense situation. Accordingly, overcoming the opponent can translate into, among other things, a points victory, eliminating the opponent's ability to attack, ensuring one's own physical integrity, or, in extreme cases, killing the opponent. Some fighting systems are based on or tolerate the use of weapons, particularly striking and thrusting weapons and certain projectile weapons. Commonly, systems that use weapons augmented beyond one's own physical strength (e.g., by chemicals, motors, compressed air, computer technology) do not count as martial arts/martial arts. Martial systems are a worldwide, very old, and extremely diversified phenomenon that can be divided into myriad cultural practices, which in turn include their own sister and daughter systems. Unlike classical sports, combat systems are often influenced by cultic religious practices, ritual or modern dances, and movement theater; in some cases, conversely, they are also elements of these practices. From ancient to modern times, fighting elements were an integral part of many team and ball sports, as in hurling and knappan: fighting and playing tended to be viewed as a unit until, in the long run, the modern understanding of sport developed as a result of civilization processes, and fighting elements were outsourced to separate disciplines. In some traditional as well as modern sports the mixing of games and fighting is still clearly visible. In most cases, the training of martial arts/combat sports takes the form of a combination of learning and practicing techniques and applying them in dynamic duels or codified fight choreographies. Elements of flexibility, strength and speed training are also common. Combat theory or philosophy discussions may also be part of the training.The degree of professionalization of combat systems varies greatly. Formal training takes place in commercial clubs, public clubs, private households, military and police institutions, schools of general education, therapeutic institutions, and even prisons. A few have a highly professional league system; many more have umbrella organizations or similar national and international organizational structures. Product Number: A00379Product Name: TaiChiThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.67"(w) X 3.95"(h) (93.3 X 100.4mm) Size: 4.37"(w) X 4.74"(h) (111.0 X 120.4mm) Size: 5.09"(w) X 5.53"(h) (129.4 X 140.4mm) Size: 6.19"(w) X 6.71"(h) (157.2 X 170.4mm) Size: 7.24"(w) X 7.85"(h) (184.0 X 199.4mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Tai Chi Martial Art Machine Embroidery Design, Taijiquan Sport Embroidery Pattern, Shadow Boxing Fighting System Embroidery Art, Movement Teaching, Self-Defense Martial Art, Personality Development, Meditation DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Taijiquan, called Tai Chi (Chuan), Tai Chi Chuan or shadow boxing, is a martial art developed in Imperial China. Taijiquan belongs to the family of so-called internal martial arts for armed or unarmed close combat. Especially in recent times, it is often considered as a system of movement teaching or gymnastics that can serve health (to improve the flow of Qi, obsoletely Ch'i flow, according to the concept of Traditional Chinese Medicine), personality development and meditation. Taijiquan is thus practiced by several million people worldwide. Because of its close connection to philosophical Daoism, the concept of Qì (W.G. ch'i, jap. ki, kor. ki or gi) is of great importance in Taijiquan as in all internal martial arts. During the movements "the Qi should be able to flow" by relaxing the muscles and joints as much as possible and performing the movements loosely and fluently. Through practice, "qi should increase in the body" and the practitioner should increasingly be able to perceive and eventually control qi. Many practitioners describe the sensation that occurs as a kind of energy flow that can be circulated in the body and sent to specific parts of the body. On the one hand, this is supposed to serve the maintenance of health and body control, and on the other hand, it can be used in combat. Martial art is a technique to protect oneself from enemy attacks. The decisive factor here is not the actual practicality of the respective techniques, but their subjective conceptual utility in a specific application scenario. This can be, for example, a sports fight, a martial duel or a self-defense situation. Accordingly, overcoming the opponent can translate into, among other things, a points victory, eliminating the opponent's ability to attack, ensuring one's own physical integrity, or, in extreme cases, killing the opponent. Some fighting systems are based on or tolerate the use of weapons, particularly striking and thrusting weapons and certain projectile weapons. Commonly, systems that use weapons augmented beyond one's own physical strength (e.g., by chemicals, motors, compressed air, computer technology) do not count as martial arts/martial arts. Martial systems are a worldwide, very old, and extremely diversified phenomenon that can be divided into myriad cultural practices, which in turn include their own sister and daughter systems. Unlike classical sports, combat systems are often influenced by cultic religious practices, ritual or modern dances, and movement theater; in some cases, conversely, they are also elements of these practices. From ancient to modern times, fighting elements were an integral part of many team and ball sports, as in hurling and knappan: fighting and playing tended to be viewed as a unit until, in the long run, the modern understanding of sport developed as a result of civilization processes, and fighting elements were outsourced to separate disciplines. In some traditional as well as modern sports the mixing of games and fighting is still clearly visible. In most cases, the training of martial arts/combat sports takes the form of a combination of learning and practicing techniques and applying them in dynamic duels or codified fight choreographies. Elements of flexibility, strength and speed training are also common. Combat theory or philosophy discussions may also be part of the training.The degree of professionalization of combat systems varies greatly. Formal training takes place in commercial clubs, public clubs, private households, military and police institutions, schools of general education, therapeutic institutions, and even prisons. A few have a highly professional league system; many more have umbrella organizations or similar national and international organizational structures. Product Number: A00377Product Name: TaiChiThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.91"(w) X 3.95"(h) (99.4 X 100.4mm) Size: 4.65"(w) X 4.74"(h) (118.2 X 120.4mm) Size: 5.43"(w) X 5.53"(h) (137.8 X 140.4mm) Size: 6.58"(w) X 6.71"(h) (167.2 X 170.4mm) Size: 7.71"(w) X 7.85"(h) (195.8 X 199.4mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Tai Chi Martial Art Applique Machine Embroidery Design, Taijiquan Sport Embroidery Pattern, Shadow Boxing Fighting System Embroidery Art, Movement Teaching, Self-Defense Martial Art, Personality Development, Meditation DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Tribute To Martial Artist Lee Jun-fan aka Bruce Lee (November 27, 1940 in San Francisco; † July 20, 1973 in Hong Kong; born Lee Jun-fan) was a Sino-American martial artist, martial arts instructor and actor. He is considered an icon of martial arts films and is considered by many to be the greatest martial artist of the 20th century. He developed the martial arts style Jeet Kune Do. At the age of 13, he was introduced to Yip Man, one of the most famous masters of Wing Chun Kung Fu. He showed great interest in Wing Chun and trained privately with Yip Man and Wong Shun-leung. He revered Yip Man as a wise teacher and continued to visit him in later years. Among other things, he learned kicking techniques from Taekwondo master Jhoon Rhee. He quickly came to the realization that the true value of a martial art was to build self-confidence through physical combat skills to the point where one no longer felt the constant need to defend one's honor by fighting. He improved his skills through hard physical training and was thus capable of tremendous achievements. Product Number: N10321Product Name: martial-artist-sketch-3 This design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.63"(w) X 7.24"(h) (92.2mm X 183.8mm) Size: 3.65"(w) X 7.28"(h) (92.6mm X 184.8mm) Size: 3.67"(w) X 7.31"(h) (93.2mm X 185.8mm) Size: 3.72"(w) X 7.43"(h) (94.6mm X 188.8mm) Size: 3.76"(w) X 7.51"(h) (95.6mm X 190.8mm) Size: 4.02"(w) X 8.02"(h) (102.2mm X 203.8mm) Size: 4.06"(w) X 8.10"(h) (103.2mm X 205.8mm) Size: 4.12"(w) X 8.22"(h) (104.6mm X 208.8mm) Size: 4.14"(w) X 8.26"(h) (105.2mm X 209.8mm) Size: 4.22"(w) X 8.42"(h) (107.2mm X 213.8mm) Size: 4.36"(w) X 8.69"(h) (110.8mm X 220.8mm) Size: 4.44"(w) X 8.85"(h) (112.8mm X 224.8mm) Size: 4.56"(w) X 9.09"(h) (115.8mm X 230.8mm) Size: 4.64"(w) X 9.24"(h) (117.8mm X 234.8mm) Size: 4.68"(w) X 9.32"(h) (118.8mm X 236.8mm) Size: 5.03"(w) X 10.03"(h) (127.8mm X 254.8mm) Size: 5.09"(w) X 10.15"(h) (129.2mm X 257.8mm) Size: 5.19"(w) X 10.35"(h) (131.8mm X 262.8mm) Size: 5.27"(w) X 10.50"(h) (133.8mm X 266.8mm) Size: 5.35"(w) X 10.66"(h) (135.8mm X 270.8mm) Size: 5.49"(w) X 10.94"(h) (139.4mm X 277.8mm) Size: 5.53"(w) X 11.02"(h) (140.4mm X 279.8mm) Size: 5.76"(w) X 11.49"(h) (146.4mm X 291.8mm) Size: 5.88"(w) X 11.72"(h) (149.4mm X 297.8mm) Size: 5.98"(w) X 11.92"(h) (151.8mm X 302.8mm) Size: 6.08"(w) X 12.12"(h) (154.4mm X 307.8mm) Size: 6.28"(w) X 12.51"(h) (159.4mm X 317.8mm) Size: 6.47"(w) X 12.91"(h) (164.4mm X 327.8mm) Size: 6.69"(w) X 13.34"(h) (170.0mm X 338.8mm) Size: 6.85"(w) X 13.65"(h) (174.0mm X 346.8mm) Size: 7.10"(w) X 14.17"(h) (180.4mm X 359.8mm) Size: 7.34"(w) X 14.64"(h) (186.4mm X 371.8mm) Size: 7.48"(w) X 14.91"(h) (190.0mm X 378.8mm) Size: 8.09"(w) X 16.13"(h) (205.6mm X 409.8mm) Size: 8.15"(w) X 16.25"(h) (207.0mm X 412.8mm) Size: 8.88"(w) X 17.71"(h) (225.6mm X 449.8mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Tribute To Martial Artist Lee Jun-fan aka Bruce Lee Sketch, Hand-Drawn Martial Artist Machine Embroidery Design, Martial Arts Instructor, Jeet Kune Do Martial Sport Art Embroidery Pattern, Fighting System Wing Chun Kung Fu, Embroidery Art, Self-Defense Martial Art, DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Taijiquan, called Tai Chi (Chuan), Tai Chi Chuan or shadow boxing, is a martial art developed in Imperial China. Taijiquan belongs to the family of so-called internal martial arts for armed or unarmed close combat. Especially in recent times, it is often considered as a system of movement teaching or gymnastics that can serve health (to improve the flow of Qi, obsoletely Ch'i flow, according to the concept of Traditional Chinese Medicine), personality development and meditation. Taijiquan is thus practiced by several million people worldwide. Because of its close connection to philosophical Daoism, the concept of Qì (W.G. ch'i, jap. ki, kor. ki or gi) is of great importance in Taijiquan as in all internal martial arts. During the movements "the Qi should be able to flow" by relaxing the muscles and joints as much as possible and performing the movements loosely and fluently. Through practice, "qi should increase in the body" and the practitioner should increasingly be able to perceive and eventually control qi. Many practitioners describe the sensation that occurs as a kind of energy flow that can be circulated in the body and sent to specific parts of the body. On the one hand, this is supposed to serve the maintenance of health and body control, and on the other hand, it can be used in combat. Martial art is a technique to protect oneself from enemy attacks. The decisive factor here is not the actual practicality of the respective techniques, but their subjective conceptual utility in a specific application scenario. This can be, for example, a sports fight, a martial duel or a self-defense situation. Accordingly, overcoming the opponent can translate into, among other things, a points victory, eliminating the opponent's ability to attack, ensuring one's own physical integrity, or, in extreme cases, killing the opponent. Some fighting systems are based on or tolerate the use of weapons, particularly striking and thrusting weapons and certain projectile weapons. Commonly, systems that use weapons augmented beyond one's own physical strength (e.g., by chemicals, motors, compressed air, computer technology) do not count as martial arts/martial arts. Martial systems are a worldwide, very old, and extremely diversified phenomenon that can be divided into myriad cultural practices, which in turn include their own sister and daughter systems. Unlike classical sports, combat systems are often influenced by cultic religious practices, ritual or modern dances, and movement theater; in some cases, conversely, they are also elements of these practices. From ancient to modern times, fighting elements were an integral part of many team and ball sports, as in hurling and knappan: fighting and playing tended to be viewed as a unit until, in the long run, the modern understanding of sport developed as a result of civilization processes, and fighting elements were outsourced to separate disciplines. In some traditional as well as modern sports the mixing of games and fighting is still clearly visible. In most cases, the training of martial arts/combat sports takes the form of a combination of learning and practicing techniques and applying them in dynamic duels or codified fight choreographies. Elements of flexibility, strength and speed training are also common. Combat theory or philosophy discussions may also be part of the training.The degree of professionalization of combat systems varies greatly. Formal training takes place in commercial clubs, public clubs, private households, military and police institutions, schools of general education, therapeutic institutions, and even prisons. A few have a highly professional league system; many more have umbrella organizations or similar national and international organizational structures. Product Number: A00375Product Name: TaiChiThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.98"(w) X 2.64"(h) (101.2 X 67.0mm) Size: 4.74"(w) X 3.17"(h) (120.4 X 80.4mm) Size: 5.53"(w) X 3.69"(h) (140.4 X 93.8mm) Size: 6.71"(w) X 4.48"(h) (170.4 X 113.8mm) Size: 7.85"(w) X 5.24"(h) (199.4 X 133.0mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Tai Chi Martial Art Applique Machine Embroidery Design, Taijiquan Sport Embroidery Pattern, Shadow Boxing Fighting System Embroidery Art, Movement Teaching, Self-Defense Martial Art, Personality Development, Meditation DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Taijiquan, called Tai Chi (Chuan), Tai Chi Chuan or shadow boxing, is a martial art developed in Imperial China. Taijiquan belongs to the family of so-called internal martial arts for armed or unarmed close combat. Especially in recent times, it is often considered as a system of movement teaching or gymnastics that can serve health (to improve the flow of Qi, obsoletely Ch'i flow, according to the concept of Traditional Chinese Medicine), personality development and meditation. Taijiquan is thus practiced by several million people worldwide. Because of its close connection to philosophical Daoism, the concept of Qì (W.G. ch'i, jap. ki, kor. ki or gi) is of great importance in Taijiquan as in all internal martial arts. During the movements "the Qi should be able to flow" by relaxing the muscles and joints as much as possible and performing the movements loosely and fluently. Through practice, "qi should increase in the body" and the practitioner should increasingly be able to perceive and eventually control qi. Many practitioners describe the sensation that occurs as a kind of energy flow that can be circulated in the body and sent to specific parts of the body. On the one hand, this is supposed to serve the maintenance of health and body control, and on the other hand, it can be used in combat. Martial art is a technique to protect oneself from enemy attacks. The decisive factor here is not the actual practicality of the respective techniques, but their subjective conceptual utility in a specific application scenario. This can be, for example, a sports fight, a martial duel or a self-defense situation. Accordingly, overcoming the opponent can translate into, among other things, a points victory, eliminating the opponent's ability to attack, ensuring one's own physical integrity, or, in extreme cases, killing the opponent. Some fighting systems are based on or tolerate the use of weapons, particularly striking and thrusting weapons and certain projectile weapons. Commonly, systems that use weapons augmented beyond one's own physical strength (e.g., by chemicals, motors, compressed air, computer technology) do not count as martial arts/martial arts. Martial systems are a worldwide, very old, and extremely diversified phenomenon that can be divided into myriad cultural practices, which in turn include their own sister and daughter systems. Unlike classical sports, combat systems are often influenced by cultic religious practices, ritual or modern dances, and movement theater; in some cases, conversely, they are also elements of these practices. From ancient to modern times, fighting elements were an integral part of many team and ball sports, as in hurling and knappan: fighting and playing tended to be viewed as a unit until, in the long run, the modern understanding of sport developed as a result of civilization processes, and fighting elements were outsourced to separate disciplines. In some traditional as well as modern sports the mixing of games and fighting is still clearly visible. In most cases, the training of martial arts/combat sports takes the form of a combination of learning and practicing techniques and applying them in dynamic duels or codified fight choreographies. Elements of flexibility, strength and speed training are also common. Combat theory or philosophy discussions may also be part of the training.The degree of professionalization of combat systems varies greatly. Formal training takes place in commercial clubs, public clubs, private households, military and police institutions, schools of general education, therapeutic institutions, and even prisons. A few have a highly professional league system; many more have umbrella organizations or similar national and international organizational structures. Product Number: A00376Product Name: TaiChiThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.98"(w) X 3.29"(h) (101.2 X 83.6mm) Size: 4.74"(w) X 3.94"(h) (120.4 X 100.2mm) Size: 5.53"(w) X 4.60"(h) (140.4 X 116.8mm) Size: 6.71"(w) X 5.58"(h) (170.4 X 141.8mm) Size: 7.85"(w) X 6.54"(h) (199.4 X 166.0mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Applique Design Tai Chi Martial Art Machine Embroidery Design, Taijiquan Sport Embroidery Pattern, Shadow Boxing Fighting System Embroidery Art, Movement Teaching, Self-Defense Martial Art, Personality Development, Meditation DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Martial art is a technique to protect oneself from enemy attacks. The decisive factor here is not the actual practicality of the respective techniques, but their subjective conceptual utility in a specific application scenario. This can be, for example, a sports fight, a martial duel or a self-defense situation. Accordingly, overcoming the opponent can translate into, among other things, a points victory, eliminating the opponent's ability to attack, ensuring one's own physical integrity, or, in extreme cases, killing the opponent. Some fighting systems are based on or tolerate the use of weapons, particularly striking and thrusting weapons and certain projectile weapons. Commonly, systems that use weapons augmented beyond one's own physical strength (e.g., by chemicals, motors, compressed air, computer technology) do not count as martial arts/martial arts. Martial systems are a worldwide, very old, and extremely diversified phenomenon that can be divided into myriad cultural practices, which in turn include their own sister and daughter systems. Unlike classical sports, combat systems are often influenced by cultic religious practices, ritual or modern dances, and movement theater; in some cases, conversely, they are also elements of these practices. From ancient to modern times, fighting elements were an integral part of many team and ball sports, as in hurling and knappan: fighting and playing tended to be viewed as a unit until, in the long run, the modern understanding of sport developed as a result of civilization processes, and fighting elements were outsourced to separate disciplines. In some traditional as well as modern sports the mixing of games and fighting is still clearly visible. In most cases, the training of martial arts/combat sports takes the form of a combination of learning and practicing techniques and applying them in dynamic duels or codified fight choreographies. Elements of flexibility, strength and speed training are also common. Combat theory or philosophy discussions may also be part of the training.The degree of professionalization of combat systems varies greatly. Formal training takes place in commercial clubs, public clubs, private households, military and police institutions, schools of general education, therapeutic institutions, and even prisons. A few have a highly professional league system; many more have umbrella organizations or similar national and international organizational structures. Product Number: N10306Product Name: martial-artist-sketch-1This design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.99"(w) X 6.87"(h) (101.4mm X 174.6mm) Size: 4.20"(w) X 7.22"(h) (106.6mm X 183.4mm) Size: 4.22"(w) X 7.26"(h) (107.2mm X 184.4mm) Size: 4.34"(w) X 7.46"(h) (110.2mm X 189.4mm) Size: 4.39"(w) X 7.54"(h) (111.4mm X 191.6mm) Size: 4.45"(w) X 7.65"(h) (113.0mm X 194.4mm) Size: 4.61"(w) X 7.93"(h) (117.2mm X 201.4mm) Size: 4.70"(w) X 8.09"(h) (119.4mm X 205.4mm) Size: 4.75"(w) X 8.17"(h) (120.6mm X 207.4mm) Size: 4.88"(w) X 8.40"(h) (124.0mm X 213.4mm) Size: 5.00"(w) X 8.60"(h) (127.0mm X 218.4mm) Size: 5.02"(w) X 8.64"(h) (127.6mm X 219.4mm) Size: 5.25"(w) X 9.03"(h) (133.4mm X 229.4mm) Size: 5.48"(w) X 9.42"(h) (139.2mm X 239.2mm) Size: 6.01"(w) X 10.33"(h) (152.6mm X 262.4mm) Size: 6.83"(w) X 11.74"(h) (173.4mm X 298.2mm) Size: 6.85"(w) X 11.78"(h) (174.0mm X 299.2mm) Size: 8.20"(w) X 14.09"(h) (208.2mm X 358.0mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Tribute To Martial Artist Lee Jun-fan aka Bruce Lee, Martial Art Machine Embroidery Design, Sport Embroidery Pattern, Fighting System Embroidery Art, Self-Defense Martial Art, DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Soccer is a ball sport in which two teams compete against each other with the goal of scoring more goals than their opponents to win the game. The game is usually played for two 45-minute periods, plus overtime and, if necessary, extra time and/or penalties. A team usually consists of eleven players, one of whom is the goalkeeper. The ball may be played with the whole body except the arms and hands; it is mainly kicked with the foot. Only the goalkeeper (inside his own penalty area) - or the field players when taking a throw-in - may touch the ball with their hands.The success of soccer is based, firstly, on its simplicity. The cost of resources and equipment is relatively low (see, for example, street soccer), which has made it very popular in many developing countries, and it is easy for newcomers and spectators to understand or even take for granted. Secondly, the number of goals is relatively low, which increases the value of a goal and makes the games more exciting, since superior or better-placed teams do not win as often or can be determined as winners early on as in other ball sports.However, these special features have been counteracted in recent times by more complicated regulations (including changes to the offside rule) and ever greater (technical) expense in top-level soccer (including video evidence), which are intended to lead to "fairer" soccer.Soccer originated in Great Britain in the second half of the 19th century and spread to continental Europe and other continents from the 1880s and 1890s. It is considered the world's most popular team sport. Unlike other sports (such as handball), top clubs in soccer usually developed only in large cities, which can boast the very elaborate infrastructure with recently increasing demands.Product Number: E00203Product Name: Soccer BallThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 0.96"(w) X 0.97"(h) (24.3 X 24.6mm) Size: 1.35"(w) X 1.36"(h) (34.3 X 34.6mm) Size: 1.74"(w) X 1.76"(h) (44.3 X 44.8mm) Size: 2.14"(w) X 2.17"(h) (54.3 X 55.0mm) Size: 2.79"(w) X 2.82"(h) (70.9 X 71.6mm) Size: 3.48"(w) X 3.52"(h) (88.5 X 89.4mm) Size: 3.88"(w) X 3.92"(h) (98.5 X 99.6mm) Size: 4.15"(w) X 4.20"(h) (105.5 X 106.6mm) Size: 5.03"(w) X 5.08"(h) (127.7 X 129.0mm) Size: 5.42"(w) X 5.48"(h) (137.7 X 139.2mm) Size: 6.21"(w) X 6.28"(h) (157.7 X 159.4mm) Size: 6.96"(w) X 7.04"(h) (176.7 X 178.8mm) Size: 7.34"(w) X 7.43"(h) (186.5 X 188.8mm) Size: 7.72"(w) X 7.82"(h) (196.2 X 198.6mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .HUS .VIPYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Soccer Ball Machine Embroidery Design, Team Sport Embroidery Pattern, Sport Designs, Football Embroidery Art, Ball Sport, Field Players, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Martial art is a technique to protect oneself from enemy attacks. The decisive factor here is not the actual practicality of the respective techniques, but their subjective conceptual utility in a specific application scenario. This can be, for example, a sports fight, a martial duel or a self-defense situation. Accordingly, overcoming the opponent can translate into, among other things, a points victory, eliminating the opponent's ability to attack, ensuring one's own physical integrity, or, in extreme cases, killing the opponent. Some fighting systems are based on or tolerate the use of weapons, particularly striking and thrusting weapons and certain projectile weapons. Commonly, systems that use weapons augmented beyond one's own physical strength (e.g., by chemicals, motors, compressed air, computer technology) do not count as martial arts/martial arts. Martial systems are a worldwide, very old, and extremely diversified phenomenon that can be divided into myriad cultural practices, which in turn include their own sister and daughter systems. Unlike classical sports, combat systems are often influenced by cultic religious practices, ritual or modern dances, and movement theater; in some cases, conversely, they are also elements of these practices. From ancient to modern times, fighting elements were an integral part of many team and ball sports, as in hurling and knappan: fighting and playing tended to be viewed as a unit until, in the long run, the modern understanding of sport developed as a result of civilization processes, and fighting elements were outsourced to separate disciplines. In some traditional as well as modern sports the mixing of games and fighting is still clearly visible. In most cases, the training of martial arts/combat sports takes the form of a combination of learning and practicing techniques and applying them in dynamic duels or codified fight choreographies. Elements of flexibility, strength and speed training are also common. Combat theory or philosophy discussions may also be part of the training.The degree of professionalization of combat systems varies greatly. Formal training takes place in commercial clubs, public clubs, private households, military and police institutions, schools of general education, therapeutic institutions, and even prisons. A few have a highly professional league system; many more have umbrella organizations or similar national and international organizational structures. Product Number: N10215Product Name: B-L-SketchThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 6.88"(w) X 6.77"(h) (174.8mm X 172.0mm) Size: 7.08"(w) X 6.96"(h) (179.8mm X 176.8mm) Size: 7.20"(w) X 7.09"(h) (182.8mm X 180.0mm) Size: 7.24"(w) X 7.10"(h) (183.8mm X 180.4mm) Size: 7.39"(w) X 7.27"(h) (187.8mm X 184.6mm) Size: 7.63"(w) X 7.50"(h) (193.8mm X 190.6mm) Size: 7.67"(w) X 7.54"(h) (194.8mm X 191.6mm) Size: 7.71"(w) X 7.56"(h) (195.8mm X 192.0mm) Size: 7.87"(w) X 7.73"(h) (199.8mm X 196.4mm) Size: 7.98"(w) X 7.86"(h) (202.8mm X 199.6mm) Size: 8.14"(w) X 8.00"(h) (206.8mm X 203.2mm) Size: 8.22"(w) X 8.09"(h) (208.8mm X 205.4mm) Size: 8.81"(w) X 8.67"(h) (223.8mm X 220.2mm) Size: 8.85"(w) X 8.69"(h) (224.8mm X 220.8mm) Size: 8.93"(w) X 8.77"(h) (226.8mm X 222.8mm) Size: 9.20"(w) X 9.05"(h) (233.8mm X 229.8mm) Size: 9.52"(w) X 9.36"(h) (241.8mm X 237.8mm) Size: 10.03"(w) X 9.86"(h) (254.8mm X 250.4mm) Size: 10.62"(w) X 10.45"(h) (269.8mm X 265.4mm) Size: 10.66"(w) X 10.49"(h) (270.8mm X 266.4mm) Size: 10.86"(w) X 10.68"(h) (275.8mm X 271.2mm) Size: 10.94"(w) X 10.76"(h) (277.8mm X 273.2mm) Size: 11.21"(w) X 11.03"(h) (284.8mm X 280.2mm) Size: 11.33"(w) X 11.16"(h) (287.8mm X 283.4mm) Size: 11.49"(w) X 11.30"(h) (291.8mm X 287.0mm) Size: 11.72"(w) X 11.53"(h) (297.8mm X 292.8mm) Size: 11.80"(w) X 11.61"(h) (299.8mm X 294.8mm) Size: 11.92"(w) X 11.72"(h) (302.8mm X 297.6mm) Size: 12.16"(w) X 11.96"(h) (308.8mm X 303.8mm) Size: 12.39"(w) X 12.19"(h) (314.8mm X 309.6mm) Size: 12.59"(w) X 12.39"(h) (319.8mm X 314.6mm) Size: 12.75"(w) X 12.55"(h) (323.8mm X 318.8mm) Size: 12.91"(w) X 12.69"(h) (327.8mm X 322.4mm) Size: 12.98"(w) X 12.78"(h) (329.8mm X 324.6mm) Size: 14.17"(w) X 13.93"(h) (359.8mm X 353.8mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item. Tribute To Martial Artist Lee Jun-fan aka Bruce Lee Machine Embroidery Design, Sport Embroidery Pattern, Fighting System Embroidery Art, Self-Defense Martial Art, DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Soccer is a ball sport in which two teams compete against each other with the goal of scoring more goals than their opponents to win the game. The game is usually played for two 45-minute periods, plus overtime and, if necessary, extra time and/or penalties. A team usually consists of eleven players, one of whom is the goalkeeper. The ball may be played with the whole body except the arms and hands; it is mainly kicked with the foot. Only the goalkeeper (inside his own penalty area) - or the field players when taking a throw-in - may touch the ball with their hands.The success of soccer is based, firstly, on its simplicity. The cost of resources and equipment is relatively low (see, for example, street soccer), which has made it very popular in many developing countries, and it is easy for newcomers and spectators to understand or even take for granted. Secondly, the number of goals is relatively low, which increases the value of a goal and makes the games more exciting, since superior or better-placed teams do not win as often or can be determined as winners early on as in other ball sports.However, these special features have been counteracted in recent times by more complicated regulations (including changes to the offside rule) and ever greater (technical) expense in top-level soccer (including video evidence), which are intended to lead to "fairer" soccer.Soccer originated in Great Britain in the second half of the 19th century and spread to continental Europe and other continents from the 1880s and 1890s. It is considered the world's most popular team sport. Unlike other sports (such as handball), top clubs in soccer usually developed only in large cities, which can boast the very elaborate infrastructure with recently increasing demands.Product Number: E00210Product Name: SoccerThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 6.50"(w) X 2.20"(h) (165.1 X 55.9mm) Size: 9.38"(w) X 3.17"(h) (238.3 X 80.6mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Soccer Wings Machine Embroidery Design, Team Sport Embroidery Pattern, Sport Designs, Football Embroidery Art, Ball Sport, Field Players, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Soccer is a ball sport in which two teams compete against each other with the goal of scoring more goals than their opponents to win the game. The game is usually played for two 45-minute periods, plus overtime and, if necessary, extra time and/or penalties. A team usually consists of eleven players, one of whom is the goalkeeper. The ball may be played with the whole body except the arms and hands; it is mainly kicked with the foot. Only the goalkeeper (inside his own penalty area) - or the field players when taking a throw-in - may touch the ball with their hands.The success of soccer is based, firstly, on its simplicity. The cost of resources and equipment is relatively low (see, for example, street soccer), which has made it very popular in many developing countries, and it is easy for newcomers and spectators to understand or even take for granted. Secondly, the number of goals is relatively low, which increases the value of a goal and makes the games more exciting, since superior or better-placed teams do not win as often or can be determined as winners early on as in other ball sports.However, these special features have been counteracted in recent times by more complicated regulations (including changes to the offside rule) and ever greater (technical) expense in top-level soccer (including video evidence), which are intended to lead to "fairer" soccer.Soccer originated in Great Britain in the second half of the 19th century and spread to continental Europe and other continents from the 1880s and 1890s. It is considered the world's most popular team sport. Unlike other sports (such as handball), top clubs in soccer usually developed only in large cities, which can boast the very elaborate infrastructure with recently increasing demands.Product Number: N03770Product Name: SoccerThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.94"(w) X 1.38"(h) (100.0 X 35.1mm)Size: 4.73"(w) X 1.66"(h) (120.2 X 42.1mm)Size: 5.52"(w) X 1.93"(h) (140.3 X 49.1mm)Size: 6.70"(w) X 2.35"(h) (170.2 X 59.7mm)Size: 7.84"(w) X 2.75"(h) (199.2 X 69.9mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Soccer Ball Saying Love Sport Machine Embroidery Design, Team Sport Embroidery Pattern, Sport Designs, Football Embroidery Art, Ball Sport, Field Players, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines