Palmok Najunde Bandae Makgi
Literally: low reverse block with the forearm
Also known as: Low reverse block with forearm
A low reverse block with the forearm protecting the groin and thighs; in the ITF pattern Kwang-Gae it is the 29th movement.
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In ITF Taekwon-Do, palmok najunde bandae makgi is a low block with the forearm in reverse form (bandae), protecting the groin and thighs. It differs from the common low forearm block in which side the blocking hand is on relative to the front leg. Kwang-Gae: movement 29, performed with the right forearm.