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An idiom referring to the placement of the hands at diametrically opposed areas in front of the body for defensive and/or offensive purposes. |
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One Hundred and Eighty Degree Hands is a descriptive term for a proper Ready Position with the hands (among other similar terms - see below).
One Hundred and Eighty Degree Hands is basically a term for quickly describing properly obeying the general rule of: "avoid keeping your hands from in the same zones at the same time". In other words: one up and one down, or one left and one right, or one forward and one back - or a combination of each. Regardless, the hands are kept "180 degrees" from each other.
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