An idiom used to describe the purposeful changing of targets within a series of maneuvers or methods for the purpose of confounding the opponent(s).

Comments:

Diversified Targets is used as a deceptive means of choosing targets at varying points on the opponent(s) to diminish the predictability and therefore the ability to defense against the offensive maneuvers or methods.

Diversified Targets is essentially a Strategic Ploy for enhancing target selection.

Diversified Targets can be associated with the saying: "lightning never strike to the same place twice".

Diversified Targets is often used in conjunction with Diversified Flow of Action.

Diversified Targets is used in conjunction with Target Availability in that Target Availability can effect initial target selection, but also Diversified Targets can greatly change Target Availability as the sequence of maneuvers or methods progress.

A.K.A.:

Target Diversification

Opposite(s):

Bounce

Related Definition(s):

Break, Compensate, Move, Target, Timing, Weapon

Related Term(s):

Anticipated Variable, Base Move, Controlled Response, Dead Motion, Deceptive Action, Depth Deception, False Distance, Graduated Depth, Height Deception, Momentary Conditioning, Muscle Memory, Planned Reaction, Psychological Weapon, Quarter Beat Timing, Reactionary Anticipation, Reactionary Set-up, Relaxation Response Mechanism, Stages of Range, Strategic Ploy, Unanticipated Variable, Width Deception