Orange Belt Stances - Georgia Kenpo
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Orange Belt Stances
Belt Requirements > Beginning Levels > Orange Belt
Shichikyu -
Orange Belt
The Basics in Orange belt form the foundation of the system.
At this point in the students training they have learned 11 Stances.
1. Reverse Bow <with strike
2. Twist Stance
3. Soft Bow <with strike
4. Crane Stance
5. Heel/Toe Horse Stance
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