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A specific type of Striking block which is physically distinguishable by the direct downward direction (in relation to the practitioner) of its movement, along with an open blocking hand, palm facing downward. |
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This block has a standard point of contact with the palm of the hand, not the forearm.
This block is most commonly used to defend the groin area.
By definition, this block employs a hammering method of execution. |
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This block derives its name from a layman's observation of its execution - pushing down. |