Blocking techniques and terminology (Makgi) explained by Taekwondo grand masters
Makki techniques explained by Kukkiwon grand masters.
Techniques of protecting the vital parts of the defender’s body from the assailant’s attack by blocking it off with a hand, arm, foot or leg
Cheo-makgi (Striking Block) is one of the conventional blocking skills frequently used in defensive Taekwondo techniques.
The defender confronts the assailant’s attack by matching force for force. Occasionally, bada-makgi (Absorbing Block) absorbing the impact of punching and kicking attacks, georeo-makgi (Tripping Block) obstructing the offense in advance, and geodeo-makgi (Deflecting Block) deflecting or pushing off the opponent’s attack are also employed.
(This is the definition of Kukkiwon)
(SOURCE:http://www.kukkiwon.or.kr/front/eng/main2.action)
The defender confronts the assailant’s attack by matching force for force. Occasionally, bada-makgi (Absorbing Block) absorbing the impact of punching and kicking attacks, georeo-makgi (Tripping Block) obstructing the offense in advance, and geodeo-makgi (Deflecting Block) deflecting or pushing off the opponent’s attack are also employed.
(This is the definition of Kukkiwon)
(SOURCE:http://www.kukkiwon.or.kr/front/eng/main2.action)
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