Sang Inji Joomuk Nopunde Bandal Jirugi
Literally: twin high crescent punch
Also known as: Twin Fore-knuckle Fist High Crescent Punch, Sang Inji Joomuk Bandal Jirugi
High crescent punch with both fists, knuckle of the index finger extended; in the ITF tul Choong-Jang it is movement 48 in a close stance.
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Sang inji joomuk nopunde bandal jirugi, in English twin fore-knuckle fist high crescent punch, is in ITF Taekwon-Do a high (nopunde) crescent (bandal) punch with both hands at once (sang), each clenched into a fist with the index-finger knuckle extended (inji joomuk). It is recorded this way by the Slovak breakdown taekwondo.sk; the Cardiff Martial Arts overview lists it in the shortened form sang inji joomuk bandal jirugi. In the tul Choong-Jang, per the dotaekwondo.net breakdown, it is movement 48: the practitioner draws the right leg to the left into a close stance (moa sogi) facing C, while performing a high crescent punch with both fists.