Alias · Transitions
Positional sequence reference
Also known as Transition Chains — What Follows What and Why — the canonical term used on this site.
Training background: The page is sometimes referenced as a sequence guide rather than a named technique.
Names the reference of positional sequences
Positional sequence reference is a descriptive name for the transition chains reference — framing it as a catalogue of the sequences positions move through.
Etymology. “Positional sequence” names an ordered run of positions; “reference” frames the document as a lookup. The label presents the transition chains in clinical, reference terms.
Mechanics. Each sequence advances toward positional advantage, the prerequisite for any submission: the reference orders positions so that each step improves control before attacks are sought. Following the sequence means earning the dominant position first, since a finish attempted from a weak link in the chain fails for lack of the control beneath it.
Cross-reference. “Positional chain map” and “Transition flow chart” are sibling aliases. Full mechanical coverage on Transition Chains — What Follows What and Why.