Introduction
A mechanical guide explaining how to change direction in tight field spaces using compact foot adjustments, hip control, and minimal torso rotation.
Key Points
- Teaches safe direction changes with limited space.
- Covers how to avoid wide turns that increase exposure.
- Explains hip driven redirection for balance.
- Reduces instability during quick micro adjustments.
- Supports movement in congested bunker environments.
Details
Compact direction changes allow players to reorient themselves without stepping too far from cover. These movements rely on controlled adjustments of the feet and hips rather than large body rotations.
The technique begins with narrowing the stance slightly. This creates a pivot ready position that still maintains balance.
Direction change hinges on hip stability. The hips rotate as a foundational axis, enabling small directional adjustments while the torso remains upright.
Feet reposition in short, controlled steps never wide swings. Large steps increase exposure and risk destabilization.
A stable marker position ensures the upper body remains consistent during redirection. Sudden arm movement disrupts balance and alignment.
Compact direction changes improve navigation around bunkers and support more advanced movement sequences in later tactical topics.