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Backed into a corner?
... Then you will need to learn and practice the push kick. This is one of the first kicks you'll learn after the Front Kick.
The difference is all in the knee lift and foot placement.
Head here for instructions on the Push Kick

Taekwondo back kick 'Tricky to learn Devastating when you do it well!'

Learning to turn your body round through 180' while your leg moves in a straight line is not easy!
It takes time, patience, and practice to get tkd back kick right.
It's worth it though!
If you do it well your taekwondo back-kick will create enormous power. A great feeling!
Here's some tips to help you start your back kick on the right road.
And if your back kick is going OK here's some tips for jump kicks (including jump back kick).