The shoulders face 90 degrees to the side, while the head faces directly forward. Sitting stance - annun sogi Also known as horse stance. This is a case of the L-stance. The back arm is also bent, with the fist facing upward in front of the abdomen. The kicking leg is brought up and bends at the knee, then is straightened with a snap.
Contact is made with the ball of the foot, with the toes bent upward.
The rear leg is brought up and bends at the knee while the body is turned on the other leg. As the body completes a 180 degree turn, then kicking leg is pushed forward with a snap. Similar to a side kick, except that as the body completes the 180-degree turn, the leg is snapped around in the same direction, striking the target from the side instead of from the front. Contact is made with the ball of the foot, with the toes bent upward. Back kick - dwit chagi Executed from a walking stance.