readypose

noun
UK /ˈrɛdi pəʊz/
US /ˈrɛdi poʊz/

A way of standing all set to start moving or doing something.

The runners got into a readypose before the race began.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A preset body position used in yoga or exercise before a movement.

She held a readypose for a moment before flowing into the next stretch.

3. A saved character position in a video game that lets you act quickly.

He crouched in a readypose behind the wall, waiting for the enemy.

4. A relaxed but alert way of sitting or standing, ready to respond.

The dog waited in a readypose by the door for its walk.

5. A formal stance taken before a dance or martial arts routine begins.

The dancers froze in a readypose as the music started.