Learn how to perform a rear leg teep in this Muay Thai video. The rear teep is a more powerful teep than the front teep, but it requires more time to throw the strike. While the front teep is a great technique to use for defense and offense, the rear teep is similar to the jumping teep. This teep generates more power than the front teep and will knock your opponent further back. It is important to be aware that your opponent may try to grab your teep when you throw it. If they grab your teep, you need to quickly kick again to escape your leg from the hold. The right (rear) teep is used less often than the front teep, but it is still a very effective weapon that you should add to your arsenal of attacks. If you want to learn more you can visit http://muaythaipros.com to see more techniques, tips and strategies.