What are the 3 elements of basic fight strategy?

• A. Range; Angle; Level
• B. Distance; Speed; Timing
• C. Offense; Defense; Control
• D. Pace; Rhythm; Balance

Answer: (A)

Range, angle, and level are the three elements of basic fight strategy. Range is about staying at an distance that lets you threaten your opponent while keeping you safe, so you can respond effectively. Angle means moving off the center line to approach from different directions, which makes your attacks harder to read and helps you avoid straight-line counterattacks. Level refers to your vertical posture—adjusting height and stance to protect yourself, create openings, and present your strikes from advantageous positions. Together, they guide how you control the fight: you manage how far you are from your opponent, shift your position to exploit openings, and change your height to disrupt their timing and defenses. Other options touch on related ideas, but they don’t capture the core trio of how distance, approach paths, and body position shape basic strategy.