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smince · June 3, 2011, 08:52 PM

Which way you move will depend on lots of variables.

Are you in the open?

Are you in a hallway or other confined space?

Is there furniture or natural obstacles in the way?

No real cut and dry answer.

After training F-O-F with Suarez International, while it may seem counter-intuitive, moving to the attackers 11- or 1-o'clock actually takes the BG longer to track you than to the 5-7 or 3 and 9 areas of the clock.

During this time frame it is quite possible to draw and place multiple rounds in the BG, counter-attack, run out a door or whatever else is prudent.

June 3, 2011, 08:52 PM	#11
smince Junior member Join Date: October 9, 2004 Location: Northeast Alabama Posts: 2,580	Which way you move will depend on lots of variables. Are you in the open? Are you in a hallway or other confined space? Is there furniture or natural obstacles in the way? No real cut and dry answer. After training F-O-F with Suarez International, while it may seem counter-intuitive, moving to the attackers 11- or 1-o'clock actually takes the BG longer to track you than to the 5-7 or 3 and 9 areas of the clock. During this time frame it is quite possible to draw and place multiple rounds in the BG, counter-attack, run out a door or whatever else is prudent.