Keumgang Arae Makgi
금강 아래 막기Keumgang Arae Makgi (금강 아래 막기) is a block in taekwondo: keumgang Arae Makgi. Keumgang Arae Makgi combines two blocks performed at the same time. One arm rises in an Upward Block to protect the face. The other blocks downward and to the side, to protect the lower body. This block responds to two simultaneous attacks, one to the face, the other to the lower body. Its name comes from the statue of Keumgang Yeoksa, the Diamond Warrior. This block appears in the poomsae Keumgang and Pyeongwon.
Keumgang Arae Makgi combines two blocks performed at the same time. One arm rises in an Upward Block to protect the face. The other blocks downward and to the side, to protect the lower body. This block responds to two simultaneous attacks, one to the face, the other to the lower body. Its name comes from the statue of Keumgang Yeoksa, the Diamond Warrior. This block appears in the poomsae Keumgang and Pyeongwon.
Keumgang Arae Makgi (금강 아래 막기) is a block in taekwondo: keumgang Arae Makgi. Keumgang Arae Makgi combines two blocks performed at the same time. One arm rises in an Upward Block to protect the face. The other blocks downward and to the side, to protect the lower body. This block responds to two simultaneous attacks, one to the face, the other to the lower body. Its name comes from the statue of Keumgang Yeoksa, the Diamond Warrior. This block appears in the poomsae Keumgang and Pyeongwon.
Also spelled : keumgangaraemakgi, keumgang-arae-makgi, kumgang arae makgi, geumgang arae makgi, kum gang arae makgi, keumgang are makgi, keumgang ahre makgi, keumgang aray makgi, keumgang arae makki, keumgang arae maki, keumgang arae mahkee, kumgang are makki, kumgangaremakki, kumgangaraemakgi, geumgangaraemakgi, 금강 아래 막기, 금강아래막기