Which technique corresponds to Knife Hand Defense and Reverse Punch in a Fighting Stance?

Which technique corresponds to Knife Hand Defense and Reverse Punch in a Fighting Stance?

• A. Yuk Jin
• B. Yuk Soo
• C. Bahl Poto Oly Ki
• D. Ahp Cha Ki

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is the specific name for a defense-and-counter sequence performed from a fighting stance. When you face an attack, you use a knife-hand block to deflect or defeat the incoming strike while keeping your balance in the fighting stance. Immediately following, you deliver a counter with a reverse punch, using solid hip rotation and posture from that stance to drive the punch forward efficiently. In WTSDA terminology, this combined motion is Yuk Jin. The choice describes that exact sequence, not a kick or a different block/strike, which is why it’s the best fit. The other terms refer to unrelated techniques—one is a front kick, and the rest denote other blocks or strikes that don’t match this specific defense-then-punch pattern.

The idea being tested is the specific name for a defense-and-counter sequence performed from a fighting stance. When you face an attack, you use a knife-hand block to deflect or defeat the incoming strike while keeping your balance in the fighting stance. Immediately following, you deliver a counter with a reverse punch, using solid hip rotation and posture from that stance to drive the punch forward efficiently. In WTSDA terminology, this combined motion is Yuk Jin. The choice describes that exact sequence, not a kick or a different block/strike, which is why it’s the best fit. The other terms refer to unrelated techniques—one is a front kick, and the rest denote other blocks or strikes that don’t match this specific defense-then-punch pattern.