An Palmok Narani Makgi
Literally: parallel inner forearm block
Also known as: Inner Forearm Parallel Block
Parallel block with the inner forearm (an palmok); in the tul Juche the breakdown lists it in the 1st and 13th movement, in the annun sogi stance.
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An palmok narani makgi, in English inner forearm parallel block, is a block with the inner forearm (an palmok) in ITF taekwondo, described as parallel; an means inner, narani parallel. The ITF Taekwon-Do Australia overview lists it among blocks, and the Czech ITF Taekwon-Do Union's grading syllabus gives it in the sequence annun so an palmok narani makgi. In the tul Juche it is, according to the dotaekwondo.net breakdown, the 1st and 13th movement. In movement 1 the practitioner moves the left leg and takes the annun sogi stance (in English sitting stance), in movement 13 the same with the right leg to the other side. The Slovak tul breakdown calls both movements annun sogi an palmok narani makgi.
Further sources on this topic (6)
- ITF Taekwon-Do Australia – Taekwondo Blocks and Korean Terminology
- ITF Taekwon-Do Theory – Practice guide
- International Taekwon-Do (Nový Zéland) – Taekwon-Do Handbook, požadavky pro barevné pásy
- Český svaz Taekwon-Do ITF – Plány pro tréninky a zkoušky 10. kup – 3. dan (Mistr Hwang Ho-jong)
- Športový klub TAEKWONDO (ITF Slovensko) – rozpis tulu Juche
- dotaekwondo.net – rozpis tulu Juche (ITF)