height. Muljigi (물지기) Continuously kicking jegi and catching it with one's mouth. A way to practice jegichagi is to use a tied jegi, where a length of string ties the jegi to a fixed point such that it hangs in the air. In this way, a player can continue hitting it without having to pick up the jegi every time it falls to the ground. Beginners have a habit of placing the arm towards the front while kicking jegi with the thought that the arm helps balancing the body. However, it does not. When using the right foot to kick jegi, it is better for the right hand to be held at the hip. See also Hacky sack Keepie-uppie Jianzi References External links Dynamic Korea, Embassy of the Republic of Korea in the United States of America.<http://www.dynamic-korea.com/> Official Seoul City Tourism, Seoul Metropolitan Government 엑스포과학공원- ExpoPark INC. "전통제기 만드는법- How to make Traditional Jegi". http://www.expopark.co.kr/. 2010-02-27 Korean games Korean folklore Traditional games