Meongae Chigi
멍에 치기Meongae Chigi (멍에 치기) is a strike in taekwondo: yoke Strike. Meongae Chigi, the Yoke Strike, is a double elbow strike to the sides. Both elbows (palkup) strike at the same time, one on each side. The arms then take the shape of a yoke, the piece of wood placed on the neck of a draft ox: that is where the name comes from. The Kukkiwon also calls it Du Palkup Yeop Chigi, the Two-elbow Side Strike. It appears in the poomsae Pyeongwon and Sipjin.
Meongae Chigi, the Yoke Strike, is a double elbow strike to the sides. Both elbows (palkup) strike at the same time, one on each side. The arms then take the shape of a yoke, the piece of wood placed on the neck of a draft ox: that is where the name comes from. The Kukkiwon also calls it Du Palkup Yeop Chigi, the Two-elbow Side Strike. It appears in the poomsae Pyeongwon and Sipjin.
Meongae Chigi (멍에 치기) is a strike in taekwondo: yoke Strike. Meongae Chigi, the Yoke Strike, is a double elbow strike to the sides. Both elbows (palkup) strike at the same time, one on each side. The arms then take the shape of a yoke, the piece of wood placed on the neck of a draft ox: that is where the name comes from. The Kukkiwon also calls it Du Palkup Yeop Chigi, the Two-elbow Side Strike. It appears in the poomsae Pyeongwon and Sipjin.
Also spelled : meongaechigi, meongae-chigi, mongae chigi, meongge chigi, mong ae chigi, meongae tchigi, meongae chiki, meongae chighi, mongae tchigi, mongaetchigi, mongaechigi, meonggechigi, 멍에 치기, 멍에치기