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This is a very well usable position to attack the front or the side of an opponent.<br> | This is a very well usable position to attack the front or the side of an opponent.<br> | ||
| − | The stand is used in some cases | + | The stand is used in some cases for blocks, but generally it must stand as preparation for the move to the next manoeuvre.<br> |
| − | :*Cross one foot behind the other, | + | :*Cross one foot behind the other, the back foot is only half on the ground. |
:*Place the weight on the front leg. | :*Place the weight on the front leg. | ||
| − | When the body weight on the right leg, | + | When the body weight is on the right leg, we call it a right X-stance, and vice versa.<br> |
| − | The stance possible executable with a full | + | The stance possible executable with a full facing or side facing, both in attack and in defense. |
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KYOCHA SOGI - X-Stance
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This is a very well usable position to attack the front or the side of an opponent.
The stand is used in some cases for blocks, but generally it must stand as preparation for the move to the next manoeuvre.
- Cross one foot behind the other, the back foot is only half on the ground.
- Place the weight on the front leg.
When the body weight is on the right leg, we call it a right X-stance, and vice versa.
The stance possible executable with a full facing or side facing, both in attack and in defense.