Mobile VS. Stable Stance

[oftheherd1]

Mobility is important until stability is required. Stances are fleeting, they are but moments in time.

I'm amazed to see all the likes and agreements. I must be doing things wrong. I was always taught that stability was what allowed effective mobility. Woe is me.

 

[Juany118]

I'm amazed to see all the likes and agreements. I must be doing things wrong. I was always taught that stability was what allowed effective mobility. Woe is me.

I think because it was understood the OP meant static when they said stability.

 

[oftheherd1]

I think because it was understood the OP meant static when they said stability.

Again, I am off in my understanding. Somehow static doesn't seem a good description of what I learned about MA.

 

[Juany118]

Again, I am off in my understanding. Somehow static doesn't seem a good description of what I learned about MA.

Well that's why I went into appearance. No Martial art is static but some lend themselves to more dynamicism and so when compared to a "tighter" art like say Wing Chun, the former can make the later look static if you aren't familiar.