The purpose of this study is to conduct a comparative analysis on the amount of time used, a kinematic variable, the angle of lower limb segment, and ground reaction forces, a kinetic variable, depending on whether using step or not during Taekwondo dolyeochagi (spin kick) movement. For this study, an experiment was conducted on 5 male Taekwondo players, and the following results were derived from the experiment. First, the amount of time used for dolyeochagi depending on whether using steps or not showed 0.29±0.03 s, and 0.32±0.03 s respectively for step dolyeochagi and non-step dolyeochagi, and step dolyeochagi was fast in E1 (p<.05). Second, whereas the speed of lower limb segment for dolyeochagi movement depending on whether using steps or not showed no significant difference in thigh, shank, and foot segment ; the speed of thigh segment showed fastest in E2 for step and non-step dolyeochagi. Further, the speed of shank and foot segments showed fastest in E3. Third, for right-left reaction force (Fx) during dolyeochagi movement depending on whether using steps or not, force occurred in a right direction in E1 at both using step and non-step dolyeochagi. Further, for step and non-step dolyeochagi of the supporting foot, whereas force occurred in a left direction in E1, E2, and E4; it occurred in a right direction in E3 which there was no significant difference. Furthermore, for the step and non-step dolyeochagi of the kicking foot in anterior-posterior reaction forces (Fy), force occurred in all directions in E1, and there was no significant difference. Whereas for step and non-step dolyeochagi of the supporting foot, force occurred in all direction in E1; it occurred in a rear direction in E2, E3, and E4, and there was no significant difference. For the average force value of vertical reaction forces(Fz), whereas a big force occurred in non-step dolryeochagi of the kicking foot in E1; it occurred in step dolryeochagi of the supporting foot in E1, E2, E3, and E4, and there was no significant difference.