"The person who taught me how to fight always said stance was key, so I think we should start there. I've learned over the years, a small target is hardest to hit." [b][i]She said. She first took a stance like one would see a boxer in a movie: body straight forwards, hands up a bit.[/i][/b] "First, never point your body straight st your opponent while not attacking. It makes it easy for you to be hit," [b][i]She made the correction, turning so her front shoulder was really all that pointed towards Niki.[/i][/b] "Hands up by your face so you don't get knocked out with a jaw strike, there's a reason people call it the easy button." [b][i]She said jokingly[/i][/b] "I also like to bring hey head down a bit just to be safe. Let's your shoulder act like a shield a bit more." [b][i]Again, she made the corrections to her own stance, her head now being a very small target to hit. Her lower ribs were still a bit open, but that's what blocking was for.[/i][/b]