What Does Kiba-Dachi Mean?
Kiba-Dachi
ki·ba·da·chi
\ˈkē-bə-dä-chē\
noun
Definition: This is occasionally called a straddle stance and involves keeping both feet wide and parallel, with a person’s weight kept low and central. The back should be straight and the feet should be pointed slightly inwards. It requires strong tension and is not used in all karate styles.
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