What does the rabbit tactic mean?

Strategies used in the competition. Rabbit tactics, also known as ring tactics, is a strategy used in competitions. Specifically, when an athlete is in the leading position in the competition, other athletes will choose to follow the rhythm and route to consume physical strength and spirit. In this case, the leading athletes will find themselves surrounded by their opponents, that is, they will be overtaken from the front. The name of this tactic comes from the behavior of rabbits on the runway. In the competition, rabbits usually lead at full speed, but eventually they will be overtaken by other athletes. The purpose of using "rabbit tactics" is to consume the strength and spirit of the leader and give the opponent a chance to overtake from the front. "Rabbit Tactics" is a risky strategy, because it may be counterproductive to require athletes to play high-intensity games in a short period of time if they do not have enough physical strength and technical level.