A distinct type of scoop kick which is physically distinguishable by performing the maneuver with the toes of the foot pointing downward.

Comments:

The most common version of this kick employs a pulling (hook) force - but may also employ a pushing (roundhouse) force.

Like the back kick, this kick can employ a spinning version.

Derivation:

This kick gets its name from its similarity to the back kick in both direction and orientation of the foot (toes pointing downward).