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How to Defend Yourself: Fighting Stance


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Video Description: The principles to apply to your Fighting Stance Your dominant hand and foot to the back and stance should be on an (approx.) 45 degree angle Feet shoulder width apart with the majority of your weight on your toes or off your heels.

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