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The term L Stance can refer to any of: * Left Stance or Right Stance - essentially, variations of a WTF-style (i.e., short) Walking stance. * Back Stance - especially in ITF-style taekwondo, the term L Stance may be used to refer to a Back Stance. What all of these stances have in common is that the feet are in an L-shaped position: one foot turned forward, the other foot turned sideways. Different schools may use the term L Stance to refer to any of these.

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rdfs:label	L Stance
rdfs:comment	The term L Stance can refer to any of: * Left Stance or Right Stance - essentially, variations of a WTF-style (i.e., short) Walking stance. * Back Stance - especially in ITF-style taekwondo, the term L Stance may be used to refer to a Back Stance. What all of these stances have in common is that the feet are in an L-shaped position: one foot turned forward, the other foot turned sideways. Different schools may use the term L Stance to refer to any of these.
dcterms:subject	Stance
abstract	The term L Stance can refer to any of: * Left Stance or Right Stance - essentially, variations of a WTF-style (i.e., short) Walking stance. * Back Stance - especially in ITF-style taekwondo, the term L Stance may be used to refer to a Back Stance. What all of these stances have in common is that the feet are in an L-shaped position: one foot turned forward, the other foot turned sideways. Different schools may use the term L Stance to refer to any of these.

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