Kiba-dachi (騎馬立, horse stance or rider stance) Feet are parallel and wide, weight is central and low, with the back straight and the knees and feet pointing slightly inwards. This stance is not used in all styles of karate because of strong tension …

2021年8月30日 · These karate stances are listed in alphabetical order for easy reference. Naihanchi dachi: Modified horse stance. One shin-length plus one to one and a half fist between the heels, feet pointing inwards, knees slightly bent. Renoji dachi: Letter “Re” …

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2023年5月14日 · In a classical kosa dachi, the ankles and knees are together. Kake dachi means hooked stance, and isn't found in classical Shotokan kata. The feet don't touch in kake dachi, and often the rear leg 'hooks' out to the opposite side of the …

KIBA DACHI. STANDING LIKE SITTING ON HORSEBACK. The legs should be twice the width of the shoulder and the weight is evenly distributed over the legs. Heads are face-to-face and zero degrees. The hip is quite low and the waist is vertical. Kiba Dachi moves 90 degrees directly or 180 degrees from the front and back or intersecting the legs.

Kake Dachi is a stance in Kyokushin karate. It translates to 'Hook Stance.' In this stance, one foot is placed forward with the knee bent, while the rear leg is straight and supporting the body's weight. The front foot is turned slightly inward, and the rear foot is turned outward, forming a …

2017年6月5日 · Kake dachi, or cross over stance, is a technique for turning around while in stance. There are a number of ways to do this, but this is the main way for this review. The feet are spread apart...

Kosa Dachi, or 'Cross Stance,' is a distinctive stance in Shotokan Karate characterized by its crossed-leg position, which offers both stability and flexibility. In this stance, one leg is placed in front of the other, crossing at the knees, with the back leg …

shiko-dachi (straddle stance) Feet spread approximately two shoulder-widths apart, toes pointed outward at 45º. Weight distributed evenly over both legs.

2007年12月26日 · kake dachi by sensei Sjon Sluiter