Wide Kneel Stance in Kenpo Karate
Wide Kneel Stance in Kenpo Karate
A wide kneel is defined as a “collapsed neutral bow” that maintains the same weight distribution as it does in its not collapsed form, Its weight distribution is 50/50. This stance is used to accentuate the Marriage of Gravity.
Just like executing a Neutral Bow, but in this case, your back foot sits on the ball preparing that leg to move into a Close kneel at any time.
You will find this stance in many Kenpo forms, sets, and self-defense techniques.
Wide Kneel Stance Step by Step
- Get started by executing a Neutral Bow.
- Now bend your rear knee and stay up on the ball of your rear foot.
- Have your rear knee at 45 degrees having your foot pointing forward.
Recommendations
- Keep your back straight and centered.
- Do not open your legs too much, keep them shoulder width.
- Do not lean forward because you might lose your balance.
- Your weight distribution should be 50/50.
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