If you want to dominate at contact range, stop chasing strikes and start hunting control through smarter positioning.

In tight spaces, the real weapon is your ability to own the angles and dictate movement, your hands just does the translating.

Close-quarters combat is more than striking hard and fast, it’s about control. One of the most fundamental, and often overlooked, aspects of CQC is positional dominance. This is controlling space, movement, and mechanical advantage so you stay effective while limiting your opponent’s options.

It’s a chess match at arm’s length, each movement changes the balance of advantage. Get positioned right and you can dictate how the encounter unfolds, get it wrong and you play catch-up.

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Positional dominance in personal combat is a mindset as much as a physical skill. It’s managing space and movement intelligently so that your responses are strong, timely, and mechanically advantageous. Train your body to move with purpose, train your eyes to see space before motion, and train your mind to stay one step ahead of the situation, not one reaction behind. That’s where true dominance begins.

[INTEL : Preemptive CQC Striking]

[GEAR : Covert CQC Screwdriver]