Budō
Renoji Dachi is the position "L" feet. The heels are in the same line and, while the forward foot points towards the front, the backward one faces outwards, at an angle of 45 °.
In renoji dachi the back and the head are in the same line, while the abdominals remain with some tension, and the hips and shoulders are aligned at the same level.
The arms can be placed in a normal guard position.
View of the attitude of L-stance.
Putting feet in renoji-dachi in an exercise on stumps.
The emblem of the JKA is called Inyo.
The white and red circles represent the Japanese Yin-Yan.
The Kanji at the bottom means "Kōeki Shadan Hōjin Nihon Karate Kyokai" (public-interest incorporated association Japan Karate Association) approval received from the Japanese Ministry of Education in 1957.
The Japan Karate Association is the only independent karate entity legally and officially recognised by the Japanese government as an association of members (Shadan Hojin) for the promotion of karate-Dō.
NSW Government is helping kids, aged between 4.5 to 18 years, to get active via a new Active Kids program. The Martial Way is an approved service provider and you can apply at anytime.
