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Heisoku dachi 閉足立

Heisoku dachi (閉足立) is a karate stance where both feet are together. It is a high stance, meaning that the knees are bent very slightly. Heisoku dachi is usually a transitional stance, although it is also used as the ready stance in some kata.[1]

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  1. "Shitō-ryū Stances". Karate-do Shito-kai Canada. Retrieved 2012-02-12.
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