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A category of stance which physically distinguishable by a 10%-90% weight distribution, one and one half length of one's own foot for an alignment of depth, and the rear foot positioned flat on the ground - eyes directed toward the Point of Reference. |
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Cat stances are typically transitory.
Cat stances always have the front foot in a constant state of readiness.
The standard width of a cat stance is Toe-Heel Alignment. But, width is not always used as a physical determinant in cat stances. |
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The term cat is taken from the kung-fu (gung-fu) animal styles, which imitated different animals. In this case, the cat stance resembles a cat ready to pounce. |