Sonkal Najunde Daebi Makgi
Literally: low guarding block with the knife-hand
Also known as: Low section knife-hand guarding block
A low guarding block with the knife-hand, assisted by the other hand; found in the ITF patterns Kwang-Gae, Toi-Gye and Ge-Baek.
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In ITF Taekwon-Do, sonkal najunde daebi makgi is a low guarding block with the knife-hand: sonkal is the knife-hand, najunde the low level, daebi makgi a guarding block assisted by the other hand. Kwang-Gae: movement 5 and 7, formed while stepping into the L-stance niunja sogi with a sliding step. Toi-Gye: movement 31 and 33, the 31st also in the L-stance niunja sogi. Ge-Baek: movement 38.