Philtrum

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Close ready stance

Position of the feet Parallel, facing forward, with the inner edges touching. Position of the eyes Straight ahead Distance separating the feet Inner edges of the feet are touching. There is no width or length. Weight distribution 50% left and 50% right First pattern used Won-Hyo Variations Close ready stance A The left hand is [...]

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Patterns

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Stances

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