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Jutte Jutsu

The document describes several stances and a basic movement used in Kukishinden Ryu Juttejutsu: 1) No Thought Stance and Shadow Hand Body Stance involve relaxed, unthreatening postures hiding the jutte behind the defender. 2) Stances like First Stance and Correct Eye Stance involve deep stances with the left foot forward and the jutte pointed at the opponent's throat or heart. 3) Other stances like Flat Number One Stance, Water Bird Stance, and Aggressive Stance position the feet and hold the jutte in different ways to attack or defend.

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Jutte Jutsu

The document describes several stances and a basic movement used in Kukishinden Ryu Juttejutsu: 1) No Thought Stance and Shadow Hand Body Stance involve relaxed, unthreatening postures hiding the jutte behind the defender. 2) Stances like First Stance and Correct Eye Stance involve deep stances with the left foot forward and the jutte pointed at the opponent's throat or heart. 3) Other stances like Flat Number One Stance, Water Bird Stance, and Aggressive Stance position the feet and hold the jutte in different ways to attack or defend.

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Kukishinden Ryu Juttejutsu

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Stances (Kamae)
No Thought Stance (Muso no Kamae)
The defender stands in a relaxed stance with the feet close together and the hands hanging loosely by the sides in an
unthreatening manner. This is similar to Natural Stance (Shizen no Kamae).
[Right Handed] Shadow Hand Body Stance (Kagete [Migite] Tai Kamae)
The defender stands with his left leg slightly forwrd and hides the jutte behind his right leg.
First Stance (Ichi no Kamae)

The defender stands in a deep stance with the left foot in front. The defender's left hand rests at the left hip or outside
the left leg just above the left knee. The right arm is held nearly straight out with the jutte pointing at the opponent's throat.
Correct Eye Stance (Seigan no Kamae)

The defender stands in a deep stance with the left foot in front. The knees are bent and the defender's back is, of cour
straight. The jutte is in the right hand, which rests at the hip. The defender's left arm is nearly straight pointing at the
opponent's heart.
Flat Number One Stance (Hira Ichimonji no Kamae)
The defender's feet are a little more than shoulder width apart and the knees are bent so that the body is low. The
defender holds both arms horizontally out to the sides with a slight bend in the elbow.
Water Bird Stance (Mizu Tori/ Suicho no Kamae)
The left foot is forward and holds most of the body weight. The left hand is held in a fist next to the right of the left
knee. The right arm hangs down loosely by the side of the right knee so that the tip (Sentan) is pointing straight down.
Agressive Stance (Kosei no Kamae)

The defender's right foot is in the lead with just a little more weight on the rear leg. The defender's right hand is raise
above the forehead and the left hand is held in a fist (palm down) in front of the heart.
Heaven Stance (Ten no Kamae)/ High-level Stance (Jodan Kamae)
The defender's right foot is in the lead with just a little more weight on the rear leg. The defender's right forearm is
vertical and the jutte is held above the shoulder pointing to the rear and slightly to the left.

Basic Movement (Kihon)


Unnamed Form (Funa Gata)
The defender starts with his left leg slightly forward and holds the jutte hidden behind the right leg in Shadow Hand
Body Stance (Kagete Tai Kamae). The defender steps forward with the left foot in a deeper stance and raises his left hand

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