Sang Joomuk Dwijibo Jirugi
Literally: double inverted fist punch
Also known as: Twin Fist Upset Punch
A punch with both fists at once in an inverted position; practised mostly in the ITF tul Kwang-Gae, where it is the 2nd, 3rd, 32nd, and 36th movement.
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Sang joomuk dwijibo jirugi, in English twin fist upset punch, is a punch with both fists at once (sang joomuk) inverted. Per the 2017 New Zealand manual, it belongs among the 4th gup attacking techniques. It differs from sang joomuk sewo jirugi in fist orientation: there vertical, here inverted. In Kwang-Gae it is the 2nd, 3rd, 32nd, and 36th movement, in Joong-Gun the 12th, and in Ge-Baek the 26th.