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| [Image shows Basic Stance for sword alone in //tierce//.] | [Image shows Basic Stance for sword alone in //tierce//.] |
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| ==== Sword Alone ==== | ==== Sword Alone ==== |
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| {{ :p1030432_premiere.png?250|Stance - Première }} | {{ :p1030432_premiere.png?400|Stance - Première }} |
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| //**Premiere**//: The sword hand is held about the shoulder with the sword pointing directly to the opponent on the level. The posture holds the sword in the outside line. | //**Premiere**//: The sword hand is held about the shoulder with the sword pointing directly to the opponent on the level. The posture holds the sword in the outside line. |
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| | {{ :p1030435_seconde.png?400|Stance - Seconde}} |
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| {{ :p1030435_seconde.png?250|Stance - Seconde}} | //**Seconde**//: The sword hand is held at shoulder height with the point lower than the sword hand. These examples are somewhat exaggerated to show the different position. The posture holds the sword in the outside line. |
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| //**Seconde**//: The sword hand is held at shoulder height with the point lower than the sword hand. These examples are somewhat exaggerated to show the different position. The posture holds the sword in the outside line. | \\ |
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| {{ :p1030440_tierce.png?250|Stance - Tierce}} | {{ :p1030440_tierce.png?400|Stance - Tierce}} |
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| //**Tierce**//: The sword hand is held lower with the point of the sword higher than the hand. In LongEdge practice, we ensure that there is a straight line running from the elbow through the wrist and along the blade to the point. The posture holds the sword in the outside line. | //**Tierce**//: The sword hand is held lower with the point of the sword higher than the hand. In LongEdge practice, we ensure that there is a straight line running from the elbow through the wrist and along the blade to the point. The posture holds the sword in the outside line. |
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| {{ :p1030444_quarte.png?250|Stance - Quarte}} | {{ :p1030444_quarte.png?400|Stance - Quarte}} |
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| //**Quarte**//: The sword hand is held lower with the point of the sword higher than the hand. In LongEdge practice, we ensure that there is a straight line running from the elbow through the wrist and along the blade to the point. The posture holds the sword across the body in the inside line. | //**Quarte**//: The sword hand is held lower with the point of the sword higher than the hand. In LongEdge practice, we ensure that there is a straight line running from the elbow through the wrist and along the blade to the point. The posture holds the sword across the body in the inside line. |
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