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#363587 - 10/02/07 04:59 PM wrestling stances
danny81 Member Registered: 05/09/07 Posts: 350	when is the best time to use the squared stance staggered stance and sugarfoot stance as a begginer whihc one should i learnt to wrestle with first?
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#363588 - 10/04/07 11:51 AM Re: wrestling stances [Re: danny81]
chingei Member Registered: 09/10/07 Posts: 61	Depends on what your best offense/defense is
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#363589 - 10/05/07 09:10 PM Re: wrestling stances [Re: chingei]
danny81 Member Registered: 05/09/07 Posts: 350	oo. I c. what should i learn to wrestling with first?
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#363590 - 10/06/07 06:25 PM Re: wrestling stances [Re: danny81]
chingei Member Registered: 09/10/07 Posts: 61	I'd recommend a staggered stance so you can learn to focus on your offense right off the bat. You should be doing drop-steps until you are about sick of them.
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#363591 - 10/06/07 08:50 PM Re: wrestling stances [Re: chingei]
danny81 Member Registered: 05/09/07 Posts: 350	stagggered as in my one foot is only a little inron of the other not to much right?
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#363592 - 10/06/07 10:40 PM Re: wrestling stances [Re: danny81]
chingei Member Registered: 09/10/07 Posts: 61	To varying degrees, depending on the individual.
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#363593 - 10/06/07 11:04 PM Re: wrestling stances [Re: chingei]
danny81 Member Registered: 05/09/07 Posts: 350	alright thanks but not sugar footed right?
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#363594 - 10/06/07 11:33 PM Re: wrestling stances [Re: danny81]
chingei Member Registered: 09/10/07 Posts: 61	LOL, folks have lots of terms for this and that but as far as I'm concerned your stance is square or staggered as a matter of degrees. If your offense develops in a very specific way where you find a more and more staggered stance helps your shot then you will adjust as you go. Most folks are moderately staggered.
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