Combat analysis
Sports Dictionary
Lichtenberg: "To try to do everything at once is to do nothing."
– The process of instantly assessing an opponent's position, condition, and intentions, which is one of the components of making tactical decisions during a fight in the ring. The ability to quickly analyze the situation during a fight defines professional athletes and helps them instantly select the most appropriate attacking, defensive and counterattacking techniques. The process of learning how to analyze a fight situation and improving this process is accomplished through special tasks in fighting tactics in exercises conducted in pairs, with paws, in a conditional fight, as well as by reviewing and parsing recordings of other fights.
Lichtenberg: "To try to do everything at once is to do nothing."