In the opening paragraph of the article I mentioned Yee Jee Kim Yeung Ma is all stances in Wing Chun. Ding Jee Ma is a shifted version of the Yee Jee Kim Yeung Ma and one of the most neglected areas of the art. It's our only horse. When shifting your horse it should be mentioned that your balls of the feet should not swing like a windshield wiper but rather the heel's swing. If the balls of your feet swing then the weight is on the rear and you will lack forward drive among other benefits.
Movement is the next topic.
Looking at our footwork patterns you can see many variations. You must understand that these are transitional movements and carry our frame. The beginning product and the end product are still the Yee Jee Kim Yeung Ma or Ding Jee Ma . Footwork or movement helps us find safety through proper positions. It helps us keep our opponent off balance.