This document provides an introduction to wireless power transfer via strongly coupled magnetic resonances, also known as WiTricity. It discusses the history of wireless power transfer ideas from Nikola Tesla's experiments to recent developments by MIT professors in 2006. The key concept of WiTricity is that it overcomes limitations of previous wireless power methods by using strongly coupled magnetic resonances to improve efficiency and transfer power over greater distances than magnetic induction alone. Technical details are then provided on magnetic induction, inductive coupling, and resonance to explain how WiTricity works.