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Although my foot doesn't point exactly at my opponent all the time, I'd say option A) and not as extreme as C).
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It depends, but usually if I just "drop into" a sparring stance to show something or for no reason, it looks mostly like option B. But when in action, hey that's another story. :D
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Just to be different, my front foot (usually my left, but I chop and change quite a lot) points in around 30 degrees from a line towards my opponent...

Currently: Kickboxing and variants.

Previously: Karate (Seido, Shotokan, Seidokan), Ju Jitsu, Judo, Aikido, Fencing.

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I generally use option A most of the time. I keep the front foot pointing foward (its easier on my knees :D ). I am not square with my opponent, I keep my stance high leaning foward or back depending on the attack or defense. I do not keep my rear leg facing foward I shift it according to attack or defense its usually moving from 45-90 degrees. Im more of a counter puncher.

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I generally use "a" but i keep my foot up on the ball(kinda like on your tip toes.) this allows for thrust kisk(low pwerful snap/front kick) which acts like a side kick. and this also frees your back leg to push into your oppenent.
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i like the front stance or the cat stance

 

both very good

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and most people don't even know how to swim"

  • 4 weeks later...
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Actually, I find a full facing, sitting stance to be most effective. :o yeah, right, I'd get knocked on by butt... :bawling:

 

I dance around a lot between a and c, never use b, I find it ineffective for quickly launching anything off the front leg except a sidekick or inside swing kick (crescent kick to many of you i guess), and it limits the options and power for the rear leg. I dislike the cat-stance myself, it's tough to zip backwards quick.

Might as well take my advice--I don't use it anymore.

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First Of all you need to get used to sparring,With your right & left side. & Fight in a kibe dachi/horse stance,ALso known as a ready stance,The feet should be shoulder width. Or In a seisanstance/Sho zenkutsu dachi,The feet should be IN a 45 degree angle.But Never keep your front ft pointing toward your opponett,& make sure your KNees are bent. PS I AM A Sandan in ISSHINRYU KARATE.
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First Of all you need to get used to sparring,With your right & left side. & Fight in a kibA dachi/horse stance,ALso known as a ready stance,The feet should be shoulder width. Or In a seisanstance/Sho zenkutsu dachi,The feet should be IN a 45 degree angle.But Never keep your front ft pointing toward your opponett,& make sure your KNees are bent. PS I AM A Sandan in ISSHINRYU KARATE. & NOTHING WORKS BETTER THAN ISSHINRYU KARATE
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PS I AM A Sandan in ISSHINRYU KARATE. & NOTHING WORKS BETTER THAN ISSHINRYU KARATE

 

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

Go find an Aikijutsu practitioner to dispute that fact for you.

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