Re-Shot
A re-shot is a takedown attempt made immediately after defending, stopping, or disrupting your partner's shot.
Quick definition
A re-shot is a takedown attempt made immediately after defending, stopping, or disrupting your partner's shot.
Beginner translation
A re-shot means attacking right after their attack fails.
Why it matters
A re-shot is a takedown attempt made immediately after defending, stopping, or disrupting your partner's shot.
What beginners should know
A common mistake is pausing too long after the defense and losing the timing window that made the counter available.
Common class phrases
- Re-shot connects to sprawl defense, shot entry, level change, single leg, and scramble.
- Re-Shot in drills
- Re-Shot during positional rounds
Beginner Safety Cue
Safety cue: Move with control and communicate early while training re-shot.
FAQ
When is a re-shot available?
Right after the first shot is disrupted and the attacker is out of position.
Why do re-shots fail?
Most failures come from hesitation after the initial defensive action.
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