donkey kick

It was a magnificent donkey kick that landed with stunning accuracy on the huge snout.

Also referred to as a donkey kick, mule kick, or turning back kick.

When the heel is used to volley the ball over the player's head (from back to front) it is often referred to as a "donkey kick".

Though the 'Donkey kick' was allowed to stand, the FA banned the technique on the grounds that it constituted a 'double-touch' of the ball.

Capoeira's "donkey kick" was a common part of Iolaus' martial abilities in the 1995 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys.

Rooster Booster is part of a line of drinks that also includes Donkey Kick, Dr. Dogg, and Ram Jam.

She realized her danger and snapped out a low donkey kick: not even looking at the men behind her, just lifting her foot and driving it backward, hoping to discourage anyone from coming too close.

Why it's useless: This donkey kick machine is an unnatural movement, says Tom Holland, MS, CSCS, a Connecticut based personal trainer and author of Beat the Gym.

Corbin Bleu became very good at jumping and even performed some of his own stunts like the donkey kick and pushups, but he did have a stunt double for some of the jumping like back flips and individual jumping.

He is famed for the donkey kick goal scored for Coventry City against Everton in October 1970, when he took a free kick by gripping the ball between his ankles and flicking it up for Ernie Hunt to volley home.

I don't like the donkey kick delivered to the "immensely rich" and "ambitious" woman who, for having schemed to become the wife of a president, is supposedly the truly guilty party, the one responsible for everything - an idiotic portrayal and, for anyone who knows or has observed the woman in question, an obscene accusation.