An Chagi
안 차기An Chagi (안 차기) is a kick in taekwondo: inward Kick. An Chagi, the Inward Kick, travels in an arc from the outside to the inside. The leg rises on the outside, almost fully extended, knee facing upward, then swings back across the front of the body toward its center. The foot strikes with its inside edge (balnaldeung) and aims at the side of the opponent's face. In poomsae, this kick is used for Pyojeok Chagi, for example in Taegeuk 7: the open hand forms a target and…
An Chagi, the Inward Kick, travels in an arc from the outside to the inside. The leg rises on the outside, almost fully extended, knee facing upward, then swings back across the front of the body toward its center. The foot strikes with its inside edge (balnaldeung) and aims at the side of the opponent's face. In poomsae, this kick is used for Pyojeok Chagi, for example in Taegeuk 7: the open hand forms a target and the foot swings in to strike it. With the same movement, the leg can also block an attack.
An Chagi (안 차기) is a kick in taekwondo: inward Kick. An Chagi, the Inward Kick, travels in an arc from the outside to the inside. The leg rises on the outside, almost fully extended, knee facing upward, then swings back across the front of the body toward its center. The foot strikes with its inside edge (balnaldeung) and aims at the side of the opponent's face. In poomsae, this kick is used for Pyojeok Chagi, for example in Taegeuk 7: the open hand forms a target and…
Also spelled : anchagi, an-chagi, ahn chagi, anh chagi, an tchagi, an chaki, an chaghi, ahn tchagi, ahntchagi, ahnchagi, anhchagi, 안 차기, 안차기