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How to Assume a Tiger Stance in Wushu

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The tiger stance is frequently used in Southern Wushu (kung fu) systems, which stress wide, low stances and powerful strikes.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

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Step1
Face forward, keeping your feet parallel.
Step2
Extend one foot all the way out from the side of the body, keeping your foot forward with the heel to the floor.
Step3
Bend the knee 45 degrees on the other leg, the foot angling slightly outward.
Step4
Form an upturned fist (palm side upward) in front of your stomach with the hand nearest to your extended leg.
Step5
Raise your other arm above your bent knee with the fist facing outward at head level.

Tips & Warnings

  • The martial arts are physically demanding. Warm up with stretches before attempting any martial arts technique.
  • If you have any condition that would impair or limit your ability to engage in physical activity, please consult a physician before attempting this activity.

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on 5/12/2007 Great I really enjoyed many kicks,punch whatever..

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