Which term denotes the Outside/Inside Block?

Which term denotes the Outside/Inside Block?

• A. Ahneso Phaku Ro Mahk Ki
• B. Phakeso Ahnu Ro Mahk Ki
• C. Sang Dan Kong Kyuck
• D. Ha Dan Mahk Ki

Answer: (B)

In this system, forearm blocks are named by the direction they travel. The Outside/Inside Block is conveyed by a forearm block whose name combines inside and outside elements to show the travel path. The term Phakeso Ahnu Ro Mak Ki breaks down as Phakeso (inside) + Ahnu (outside) + Ro Mak Ki (forearm block), signaling a block that moves from inside toward outside to meet an attack. That direct encoding of the travel direction is why this term is the best choice for the Outside/Inside Block. The other option uses the outside-to-inside wording, which represents the opposite direction, and the remaining choices refer to different techniques altogether.

In this system, forearm blocks are named by the direction they travel. The Outside/Inside Block is conveyed by a forearm block whose name combines inside and outside elements to show the travel path. The term Phakeso Ahnu Ro Mak Ki breaks down as Phakeso (inside) + Ahnu (outside) + Ro Mak Ki (forearm block), signaling a block that moves from inside toward outside to meet an attack. That direct encoding of the travel direction is why this term is the best choice for the Outside/Inside Block. The other option uses the outside-to-inside wording, which represents the opposite direction, and the remaining choices refer to different techniques altogether.