The rationale behind WT's rear-weighted stance lies in four primary advantages:
* Unleashing Unforeseen Kicks: Keeping the shoulders still allows for the delivery of sudden, "ghost" kicks without any prior indication.
* Creating a Stable Base: This weight distribution significantly hinders an opponent's ability to execute leg sweeps or tripping techniques.
* Enabling Fluid Evasion: The stance provides a platform for quick backward steps and changes in angle, crucial for escaping pressure.
* Underpinning WT's Tactical Framework: The rear-weighted stance is integral to WT's close-range approach, allowing practitioners to step into the opponent's stance to disrupt their balance – a maneuver uniquely enabled by this posture.
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