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    The document provides guidance on proper stance when anticipating a violent confrontation. It recommends a wide lower body stance with feet shoulder-width apart and knees slightly bent to provide stability. The upper body should be curled forward with hands higher than an attacker's and in a position ready to evade, strike, or access a weapon quickly. An effective stance allows for movement in any direction regardless of the weapon being used.

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    The document provides guidance on proper stance when anticipating a violent confrontation. It recommends a wide lower body stance with feet shoulder-width apart and knees slightly bent to provide stability. The upper body should be curled forward with hands higher than an attacker's and in a position ready to evade, strike, or access a weapon quickly. An effective stance allows for movement in any direction regardless of the weapon being used.

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    C.Q.B. Services: The CQB Stance

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    The document provides guidance on proper stance when anticipating a violent confrontation. It recommends a wide lower body stance with feet shoulder-width apart and knees slightly bent to provide stability. The upper body should be curled forward with hands higher than an attacker's and in a position ready to evade, strike, or access a weapon quickly. An effective stance allows for movement in any direction regardless of the weapon being used.

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    C.Q.B.

    SERVICES

    INTERNATIONAL TRAINING ACTIVITY

    THE CQB STANCE


    Some notes on the Stance when anticipating a violent confrontation A] LOWER BODY Dont stand on a tightrope...

    ....rather, stand on a plank....

    Feet at least as wide as your shoulders/hips. Taller people should increase size of base Knees slightly bent, as a shock absorber B] UPPER BODY Your hands higher than his Hands can be in an unobtrusive ready position [such as Thinker Upper body curls forward, nose over toes The stance should allow you to evade, strike, access a weapon, move quickly in any direction. COMMONALITY One stance, any weapon

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