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Cutting Stance with one foot placed diagonally in front of the other, creating a narrow base.

Parallel Stance with feet shoulder-width apart.

Cat Stance with most weight on the rear leg and the front foot lightly touching with the ball of the foot.

A stance similar to the horse-riding stance but with feet turned outward at 15 degrees.

Diagonal Stance with the feet positioned diagonally apart and weight distributed evenly.

Pivot Stance with the toes of one foot aligned with the heel of the other, resembling a T shape.

Ready Stance with feet forming a 'V' shape and hands in fists at belt level.

Defensive Stance with one foot back and hands up, ready to block or counter.

Sitting Stance with knees bent and thighs parallel to the floor, resembling a sitting position.

Front Stance with one foot forward, the rear foot at a 30-degree angle.

A balanced stance with feet spread apart at a comfortable distance, allowing for quick movement.

Cross Stance with one foot crossed behind the other, often used for kicking setups.

A defensive stance with one leg bent and the other leg stretched out to the side.

A strong and stable stance resembling horse riding, similar to the horse-riding stance but even wider.

Horse-riding Stance with feet twice shoulder-width apart and knees bent.

A balanced stance with feet spread apart and parallel to each other, providing a stable base.

Offensive Stance with the body leaning forward, one foot in front ready to attack.

A stance with one foot forward as if in a walking motion, with the body slightly turned to the side.

Back Stance with the majority of weight on the back leg and the front foot turned outward.