fogásoknál

Fogásoknál is a Hungarian term that translates to "at the grips" or "during the holds" and is most commonly used in the context of combat sports and martial arts. It refers to the phase of a fight where two or more individuals are physically engaged, grappling, and attempting to control each other's body. This can include various techniques such as clinching, takedowns, and positional control on the ground.

In wrestling, judo, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu, "fogásoknál" is a crucial aspect of competition. Athletes spend significant time practicing and refining their ability to establish dominant grips, break their opponent's holds, and transition between different grappling positions. Success in these martial arts often hinges on a fighter's proficiency during these close-quarters engagements.

The term also appears in mixed martial arts (MMA), where striking and grappling are combined. Fighters may transition into a "fogásoknál" phase from a striking exchange, aiming to take their opponent down or gain a positional advantage. Likewise, a grappler might initiate a clinch to set up strikes or to control their opponent before attempting a takedown. Understanding and executing effective strategies during these grappling exchanges is vital for overall success in combat sports.