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Yama-tsuki, the mountain punch, is sometimes called a U-punch or C-punch, because of its shape. The mountain punch is a special case of a [[Double punch|double punch]], and since it is simultaneously and attack and defense, it is also a [[Kūsankū]] movement.

Mountain punches are used to defend and counter against circular strikes, like [[Haymaker punch|haymaker punches]] and club swings. Step your same-side foot in towards the opponent to get inside of their arm, so their circular attack wraps around you instead of hitting you.

[video which demonstrates this from the font and side.]

Punch the opponent's face with your same-side hand; your arm will jam the opponent's attack, and shield your head. Simultaneously, use your opposite-side fist to deliver an [[Uppercut|uppercut]] to the opponent's [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus|solar plexus]].

[video of mountain punch from the font and side.]

Mountain punches can be also be used as an [[Atemi|atemi]]. After punching, immediately grab the opponent’s belt and lapels to set up a [[Belt throw|belt throw.]]

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-'''Yama-tsuki''', the '''mountain punch,''' is sometimes called a '''U-punch''' or '''C-punch''', because of its shape. The mountain punch is a special case of a [[Double punch|double punch]], and since it is a simultaneous attack and defense, it is also a [[Kūsankū]] movement.
+'''Yama tsuki''', the '''mountain punch,''' is sometimes called a '''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3soC6VADpcw C]-punch''', because of its shape. The mountain punch is a  [[Double punch|double punch]] used as a [[Kūsankū]] movement.
 Punch the opponent's face with your same-side hand, bending your elbow slightly upward; your arm will simultaneously jam the opponent's attack, and shield your head. Simultaneously, strike the opponent's [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus|solar plexus]] with an opposite-side [[Uppercut|uppercut]].
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   [video of mountain punch from the font and side.]
-Mountain punches are used to defend and counter against circular strikes, like [[Haymaker|haymakers]] and club swings. Step same-side foot towards the opponent, or [[7-3]] to the inside, to get inside of their arm, so their circular attack wraps around you instead of hitting you.
+Mountain punches both defend and counter against circular strikes, like [[Haymaker|haymakers]] and club swings. For best results, simultaneously [[7-3]] to the inside, so their circular attack wraps around you instead of hitting you.
   [video of stopping hook punch with a mountain punch from the rear and side.]

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 '''Yama-tsuki''', the '''mountain punch,''' is sometimes called a '''U-punch''' or '''C-punch''', because of its shape. The mountain punch is a special case of a [[Double punch|double punch]], and since it is a simultaneous attack and defense, it is also a [[Kūsankū]] movement.
 Punch the opponent's face with your same-side hand, bending your elbow slightly upward; your arm will simultaneously jam the opponent's attack, and shield your head. Simultaneously, strike the opponent's [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus|solar plexus]] with an opposite-side [[Uppercut|uppercut]].
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+ [video of mountain punch from the font and side.]
-Mountain punches can be also be used as an [[Atemi|atemi]], since they are often used to setup [[Belt throw|belt throws.]]
+Mountain punches are used to defend and counter against circular strikes, like [[Haymaker|haymakers]] and club swings. Step same-side foot towards the opponent, or [[7-3]] to the inside, to get inside of their arm, so their circular attack wraps around you instead of hitting you.
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 '''Yama-tsuki''', the '''mountain punch,''' is sometimes called a '''U-punch''' or '''C-punch''', because of its shape. The mountain punch is a special case of a [[Double punch|double punch]], and since it is a simultaneous attack and defense, it is also a [[Kūsankū]] movement.
-Mountain punches are used to defend and counter against circular strikes, like [[Haymaker|haymakers]] and club swings. Step your same-side foot towards the opponent to get inside of their arm, so their circular attack wraps around you instead of hitting you.
+Mountain punches are used to defend and counter against circular strikes, like [[Haymaker|haymakers]] and club swings. Step same-side foot towards the opponent, or [[7-3]] to the inside, to get inside of their arm, so their circular attack wraps around you instead of hitting you.
 [video which demonstrates this from the font and side.]

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−	Yama-tsuki, the mountain punch, is sometimes called a U-punch or C-punch, because of its shape. The mountain punch is a special case of a [[Double punch\|double punch]], and since it is ~~simultaneously and~~ attack and defense, it is also a [[Kūsankū]] movement.	+	'''Yama-tsuki''', the '''mountain punch,''' is sometimes called a '''U-punch''' or '''C-punch''', because of its shape. The mountain punch is a special case of a [[Double punch\|double punch]], and since it is a simultaneous attack and defense, it is also a [[Kūsankū]] movement.

	Mountain punches are used to defend and counter against circular strikes, like [[Haymaker\|haymakers]] and club swings. Step your same-side foot towards the opponent to get inside of their arm, so their circular attack wraps around you instead of hitting you.		Mountain punches are used to defend and counter against circular strikes, like [[Haymaker\|haymakers]] and club swings. Step your same-side foot towards the opponent to get inside of their arm, so their circular attack wraps around you instead of hitting you.

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 Yama-tsuki, the mountain punch, is sometimes called a U-punch or C-punch, because of its shape. The mountain punch is a special case of a [[Double punch|double punch]], and since it is simultaneously and attack and defense, it is also a [[Kūsankū]] movement.
-Mountain punches are used to defend and counter against circular strikes, like [[Haymaker punch|haymaker punches]] and club swings. Step your same-side foot in towards the opponent to get inside of their arm, so their circular attack wraps around you instead of hitting you.
+Mountain punches are used to defend and counter against circular strikes, like [[Haymaker|haymakers]] and club swings. Step your same-side foot towards the opponent to get inside of their arm, so their circular attack wraps around you instead of hitting you.
 [video which demonstrates this from the font and side.]
-Punch the opponent's face with your same-side hand, bending your elbow slightly upward so that your arm jams the opponent's attack, shielding your head. Simultaneously, use your opposite-side [[Uppercut|uppercut]] to the opponent's [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus|solar plexus]].
+Punch the opponent's face with your same-side hand, bending your elbow slightly upward; your arm will simultaneously jam the opponent's attack, and shield your head. Simultaneously, strike the opponent's [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus|solar plexus]] with an opposite-side [[Uppercut|uppercut]].
 [video of mountain punch from the font and side.]
-Mountain punches can be also be used as an [[Atemi|atemi]]. After punching, immediately grab the opponent’s belt and lapels to set up a [[Belt throw|belt throw.]]
+Mountain punches can be also be used as an [[Atemi|atemi]], since they are often used to setup [[Belt throw|belt throws.]]
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−	Punch the opponent's face with your same-side hand; your arm ~~will jam~~ the opponent's attack, ~~and shield~~ your head. Simultaneously, use your opposite-side ~~fist to deliver an~~ [[Uppercut\|uppercut]] to the opponent's [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus\|solar plexus]].	+	Punch the opponent's face with your same-side hand, bending your elbow slightly upward so that your arm jams the opponent's attack, shielding your head. Simultaneously, use your opposite-side [[Uppercut\|uppercut]] to the opponent's [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus\|solar plexus]].

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	Mountain punches can be also be used as an [[Atemi\|atemi]]. After punching, immediately grab the opponent’s belt and lapels to set up a [[Belt throw\|belt throw.]]		Mountain punches can be also be used as an [[Atemi\|atemi]]. After punching, immediately grab the opponent’s belt and lapels to set up a [[Belt throw\|belt throw.]]
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