Moto-dachi (基立, Foundational stance) The stance is shin length and around two fist widths wide, with both legs slightly bent, the front foot facing straight forward and the back foot pointed outward at about 20-30 degrees.

Jan 10, 2025 · Moto Dachi, also known as the “Walking Stance” or “Natural Stance,” is a fundamental stance in Karate. It serves as a bridge between stability and mobility, making it highly versatile for both kata and sparring (kumite).

Moto Dachi. Moto dachi is equal to Junzuki dachi, but it is a shorter stance. This stance is from Shito Ryu and is found in Bassai (movement 2,3,4 and 5) and in Niseishi (movement 1 till 5).

Sep 9, 2023 · Moto dachi (基立) Moto dachi means “basic stance” or “foundational stance”. In this stance: The front foot points forward and the back foot points diagonally forward; The feet are shoulder-width apart; The body weight is evenly distributed between two legs; The body turns halfway facing the front.

Jun 9, 2020 · This is a video describing a moto dachi, also called a front stance, a high front stance or a foundational stance.The primary purpose of this video is for my...

Moto dachi is the basic ready stance for sparring in karate. This is one of the most natural stance to get into.

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Moto-dachi (基立, Foundational stance) The stance is shin length and around two fist widths wide, with both legs slightly bent, the front foot facing straight forward and the back foot pointed outward at about 20-30 degrees.

Stance resembling Nekoashi dachi, but more upright in a loose floating leg stance.

Moto Dachi, or 'Rooted Stance,' is a fundamental stance in Shotokan Karate characterized by its stability and balanced weight distribution. In this stance, the practitioner positions their feet shoulder-width apart with one foot slightly forward, similar to a shorter version of Zenkutsu Dachi.