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+====== The triangular situation ======
+The triangular situation is the basis of most positional tactics. Understanding and practicing this situation lays the foundation and perfects the essential skills of good cooperation.
+Triangle practice is about the proper positional play necessary to fight with two or more fighters against a single, often better, fighter. This should be done in such a way that, if possible, no one is put at risk.
+**Blue** are the attackers\\
+**Yellow** is the single opponent\\
+===== Two attackers =====
+The basic idea is that the opponent is held on a central perpendicular between them, so that an isosceles triangle can always be formed.
+In doing so, the attackers slowly approach the opponent in parallel until the opponent is almost between them and thus the opponent can be fought from two sides.
+This requires both attackers to coordinate with each other, both in distance to the opponent and to each other
+{{ :theoretisches:dreieck01.svg?nolink |Schematic illustration: triangle situation - movement towards the opponent}}
+Now, when the opponent moves towards one of the attackers, it is necessary that the latter does not merely move backwards to avoid it, but also moves towards his co-attacker at the same time. The latter should use the opportunity to attack or at least pursue the opponent. Thus, as the co-attacker moves toward the opponent, the movement away from the opponent and toward behind the co-attacker becomes a circular path around the currently unattacked co-attacker.
+{{ :theoretisches:dreieck02.svg?nolink |Schematic diagram: triangle situation - reaction to opponent}}
+**The numbers** indicate the probable speed of the movements (including reaction speed)\\
+===== More than two attackers =====
+Things get more complicated when there are three or four attackers, since matching attackers is no longer so easy.
+There are two possible ways:
+==== Way 1 ====
+Two form a triangle and the rest stay between them slightly backwards, so that an arc is formed to the opponent.
+The attackers forming the triangle form it just as if they were doing it in pairs.
+{{ :theoretisches:dreieck03.svg?nolink |Schematic diagram: triangle situation - with 3s/4s team as a line}}
+==== Way 2 ====
+Two form a triangle, and the others stay behind it for now. Depending on their fighting strength or armament, they support the first line or send out runners.
+The attackers forming the triangle form it the same way as if they were doing it in pairs.
+{{ :theoretisches:dreieck04.svg?nolink  |Schematic representation: triangle situation - with 3s/4s team as reserve}}
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