Close Stance / Moa Sogi
Stand with the feet together. It can either be full facing or side facing.
Note: Hand positions will vary in each pattern.
Feet Positions

Top Tips
There are a number of common mistakes when making a Close Stance. These are:
- Feet are not close enough together. The feet should be touching.
Full Facing (Jon sin)

Side Facing (Chuk Myon)

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