The Isosceles Stance is a shooting position commonly used in firearms training. In this stance, the shooter stands with their feet shoulder-width apart, forming a triangle with their body. The weight is evenly distributed, and the arms are extended forward, holding the firearm at eye level. This position provides stability and balance, making it easier to aim accurately. This stance is particularly favored in defensive shooting scenarios, as it allows for quick movement and adaptability. By keeping the body aligned and the firearm steady, shooters can maintain better control and focus on their target, enhancing overall shooting performance.