One Leg Kicked BackPose Reference

All the weight sits over the right foot, so the pelvis slides sideways above it and tilts slightly, dropping on the free side. The left thigh hangs nearly vertical while the knee folds sharply, flicking the shin up behind until it runs roughly level with the floor and the sole faces backward. On the same side, the left hand rests on the back of the head with the elbow pointing out and a little up. The right arm hangs loose beside the body, hand relaxed near the thigh. The head tips toward the raised elbow, closing the gap between ear and arm, and the upper torso turns a few degrees toward the open side.

Two zigzags, one high and one low on the same side, give this standing one leg back pose its rhythm: the folded arm above and the folded leg below. The side view from the figure's left lays out the kick clearly, with the shin pointing straight back and the knee directly under the hip. From the front, the kicked shin is almost hidden behind the thigh and only the foot shows beside the standing calf, so use another view to place it. The back view shows the sole of the lifted foot and the hand on the skull. From the high angle the bent elbow juts toward you, and from below the standing leg becomes a long column.