Reactionary Position

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Reactionary Position


An idiom referring to a change in posture and/or position resulting from an offensive maneuver being applied to an individual.

 

Comments:

 

One easy way to understand Reactionary Position is that it is the natural reaction to pain, manipulation, or impact and how that reaction affects one's posture and position.

 

Reactionary Position is most commonly considered an Anticipated Variable which needs to be compensated for when executing a series of maneuvers on an opponent.

 

Anticipated Reactionary Positions should be considered natural and part of a Sequential Flow of action.

 

Example(s):

 

Bending forward and covering the groin area with the hands after being kicked in the groin demonstrates a Reactionary Position.

 

A.K.A.:

 

Reactionary Posture

 

Opposite(s):

 

Stone Statue Syndrome

 

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Related Slang:

 

Stone Statue Syndrome