Der vordere Arm wird gerade nach vorne in den Chūdan-Bereich, gestoßen (es handelt sich im Grunde um einen Ura zuki). Der hintere Arm beschreibt eine elliptische Linie und trifft mit dem...

Yama-zuki, also known as the mountain punch, is a technique used in Shotokan Karate to deliver a powerful strike to the opponent. This technique involves delivering a punch with the lead hand while keeping the rear hand in a guard position, similar to a mountain peak.

Yama Zuki, or mountain punch, is a fundamental technique in Shotokan Karate characterized by its powerful and direct nature. This punch originates from a strong, rooted stance with the feet shoulder-width apart and the body rotated slightly sideways to generate maximum force.

The name of this double fist technique comes from a Japanese character that resembles a mountain. It simultaneously hits the lower Chūdan area and Jōdan. The front arm is thrust straight forward into the Chūdan area, (it is basically an ura zuki). The rear arm describes an elliptical line and hits the Jōdan area with t

Dans cette nouvelle vidéo de la série Jeudi Karaté, je reviens sur le kata Bassai Dai. Je vais vous expliquer comment appliquer les Yama Zuki (Yama Tsuki) no...

Today we publish a technical article on Karate Awase, Morote and Yama Zuki. That is, double punches, simultaneously.

2022年2月21日 · That's not a yama-zuki, yama-zuki is a double strike, it's named after the kanji "yama" 山, because it looks like two arms with a head in the middle. It does look like the upper arm of the yama-zuki in Shotokan's Bassai Dai.

(Mountain punch) Double punch as in awase zuki, but seiken zuki is ...

2024年8月30日 · This is a classic Karate Kata action, it is a movement that is in many a Kata. The two examples I used in comparison are Bassai and Sanseiru. If you practice it in Bassai, you've got this classic U punch that is also in other Kata like the Heians.

Bassai Dai (Yama Zuki) 2 applications.Applications of the kata should be as close to the original technique as possible.Here are 2 mid to short distance defe...