Distance management is a critical part of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and fighting in general. If I can impose my range on my opponent, my chance of victory improves greatly. This week focuses on the fundamentals of managing distance where Tuesday we will work from the top position. Here are some things to think about.
-The majority of takedowns occur in an arm's length or less -Crowding the legs and staying just out of range when passing will increase success (in or out principle) - Rules of engagement determine distance in a dominant position (Greater distance generates effective power in striking situations) (Suffocating pressure creates submissions in grappling) Later in the week I will discuss the flip side with distance management from the bottom
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