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Karate Horse Stance for Beginners

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Summary: Learn the karate horse stance in this free martial arts video.

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By Qaeem Garner
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Qaeem Garner is a 2nd degree black belt in Shorin-Ryu Karate and has been practicing for over 12 years. He has won 5 grand championships and competed in well over 70 tournaments while...read more

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on 10/26/2008 i literally LOLd at this one. if you were fighting some one from the side of you in a horse stance you would end up on your back. ok why would you do an x block please let me know that has to be the dumbest thing ive seen. then you put your hands down?? are you seriuous dude. thatll work perfect. ill get hit in the head and stomach and probably end up on my back but no one is going to kick me in the groin. the wors tpart is people are giving this a thumbs up. i could have one of my white belts do a better instructional on a horse stance then you just did.

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" How are you doing? My name is Qaeem and on behalf of Expert Village, I’m going to be demonstrating Shorin-Ryu Karate. In Shorin-Ryu Karate, we’re going to be having many different stances. One of the stances I am going to be demonstrating right now is the horse stance. The horse stance is a stance that you are going to be fighting opponents that are going to be on your either side. They could be in front of you; however, generally with the horse stance you are going to be guarding yourself from the sides. The horse stance, you are going to start out with a ready position. Your feet are going to be together and you are going to come up. You’re going to X-block and you are going to step out and down. This right here is to guard your groin; to guard yourself in front of you. Once again, you are going to start off in a ready position. Ready. You’re going to step out with your left foot, always step out with your left foot. Come up X and down. Now the horse stance, once you are in that position you’re going to bend your knees and you are going to stay centered. You don’t want to be bouncing up and down. You do not want to get too low where it is hard for you to move. You want to be comfortable; however, you want your gravity to be centered okay. So generally, like I said, this is for people that are fighting you from both sides. It’s going to be here or here, and you’re going to be in center. This is horse stance and on behalf of Expert Village, my name is Qaeem, thank you for watching."

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