Tai Chi Application for Self-defense Fight in Chen Taiji 1

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Tai Chi Application for Self-defense Fight in Chen Taiji 1

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  • hahahahaha xD

    hahahahaha xD

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  • I have experience ...

    I have experience TRY my action with Tai Chi Wu Style people, they really can fight, they don't use fist too much, but by using a lot of body power to make you lose balance and control your both hands to make you fall.

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  • application is the ...

    application is the hardest part of tai chi i think

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  • ignorance

    ignorance

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  • the major advantage ...

    the major advantage shown for Tai Chi is that it's a defensive style so it will work against lets say muai thai or boxing but if used with lets say another defensive style, i'm not really sure if it can still hold up against... like aikido or wrestling where grapplings and holds are essential or krav maga for that matter~ though i would like to learn this, the movements are smooth and effective, also saves alot of energy since you use the energy of your opponent. Or so i've heard O_O

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  • In the forms your ...

    In the forms your learning to defend yourself, but the problem with tai chi for fighting is that it typically takes about ten years to really be able to use it in a fight. Best to learn some other external form of Gung-fu like Shaolin or such while praticing tai chi so that you can also learn how to fight much faster while still working on getting the tai chi forms down and getting to a higher level of chi and skill.

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  • 0:23-0:25 ......... ...

    0:23-0:25
    ...........???

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  • No I'm not kidding ...

    No I'm not kidding you. Do some research about taijiquan history, it has come from battlefield practice....And yes I have done many years of full contact fights, so I'm not imagining myself what is practical and what is not. I do have healthy respect for other martial arts; however, at the high level most of them meet at the same point, taijiquan is only one way to get there.

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  • Are you kidding me? ...

    Are you kidding me? Applications in an instructional video? Like what? Hey I'm not hating on Tai Chi, I do it myself, but for ENERGY, not for combat. For combat there's much better stuff out there - and I have studied many martial arts.

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  • They are practical, ...

    They are practical, but there is a difference between applications in the instructional video and applications in real combat. They share the same principles, but may look different depending on situation

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  • ah ......... i see ...

    ah ......... i see anyway thx

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  • My teacher do ...

    My teacher do teaches the applications. I think it is up to the teacher know the application of not!

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  • hm.......... tai ...

    hm.......... tai chi is quit amazing ......but during learning tai chi , will i also learn how to defende myself?? i mean some action ???

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  • You are welcome. ...

    You are welcome. To share what I learned with tai chi enthusiasts is fun :-)

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  • thx u u gave me ...

    thx u u gave me some alternate applications for this movement. Good intention.

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