推手 Four snakes and Shou Bo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2023
- The Four Snakes Taiji are a practice of Tuishou, handed down from the Chen style, which develops the same concept of the 扠 Cha technique of traditional Chinese wrestling.
The fact that this Tuishou is present only in the Chen style, which is considered an ancient Taiji, suggests that this working method is inherited from Shuai Jiao, because it is believed that wrestlings are more ancient than boxing.
This video documents the moment I studied this exercise for the first time with Master George Xu and a performance by Master Ma Hong who called it simply: one hand clockwise, the other counterclockwise.
Through the Cha technique the wrestlers can apply all 36 throwing techniques... very interesting for all Tui Shou practitioners.
Footage taken from the Tiandihe school seminar on Shadow and Silence
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What I absolutely love about your classes is that there are no weird uniforms, no ceremony, it's all about the substance of the art.
True Antonis. Formalities and rituals can be useful to give value to what you do. Good food is even better when served well. But when you get old and the time that remains is short, you look at the substance.
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Molto chiaro per la spiegazione grz maestro You are❤arethe best
Grazie Maestro Basili….Bellissimo! 🙏
Contento di esserti utile Aaron! 🙏🏽
This reminds me of when I started taking martial arts in the 80s, I thought all this was magical, and impossible to learn.
Now I'm 55 years old and teaching what I thought was impossible! It really makes me happy. 👍
Ciao. We have a very similar story, also with regards to happiness ❤️
Buon pomeriggio Maestro
Grazie per l interessante condivisione🙏
Wow. As always, I'm thrilled to see something I know and use---and then blown away as you multiply it by four and then expand it by ten. Thank you so much for sharing and preserving this knowledge.
Fantastico
Interessantissima lezione Dante,ti ringrazio 🙏
it is a very good exercise for balance and unbalance the opponent. Not as good in practical grappling wrestling and striking fighting in comparison with other modern martial arts disciplines.
This gentlemen is a genius
Grazie Stan, I'm not a genius I just practiced and loved these arts very much 🙏🏽
Excelente.
Muchas gracias por compartir éstas enseñanzas.
Fantastico!
Grazie Pasquale. E' repertorio interessante quello del Chen, da approfondire per tutta la vita 🙏🏽
In olympic wrestling, there’s a very similar motion that, in English, is called “pummeling.” I wrestled in secondary school and always find I understand taijiquan better when I view it through the lens of wrestling than striking. Great video as always, maestro!
"and always find I understand taijiquan better when I view it through the lens of wrestling" for me too... "pummeling"... very interesting! Grazie Angel.
I learned under a Guy who studied push hands with George Xu. Then I did pummeling in wrestling in the 90s. So the pummeling mostly had to directions or (Tai chi energies Ji and an) forward and down. Really good wrestling would sometimes have (pung) rising. Like he said in a video about testing the 4 directions (I assume Pung Lu Ji An) an exercise like pummeling can become a full art to destabilize someone. Learning Yang style push hands was interesting (good for striking in my opinion) but not as useful as the Chen (for wrestling) from the way it was taught.
So I coached Greco Roman wrestling for teens for a couple years pummeling was most of what I teach rather than technical throws and they were all hard to throw and good at finding openings. All this was from the Chen push hand that I learned. I'm definitely going to watch all these videos because I know I only got pieces of this style of push hands. All of these videos are amazing
Yes, but traditional martial art adds and uses the Fa Jing to make it powerful and explosive also in terms of striking.
@@thetruemorg Grazie Morgan! 🙏🏽
Les luttes existent et ont existées (voir dessins , peintures , récits mythiques, gravures...) dans toutes les cultures "premières"...et l'usage plus ou moins codifié des armes également. Pour ce qui est des "boxes" pieds points , le phénomène est extrêmement minoritaire. Ces dernières semblent s'être développées dans des cultures impériales et/ou la la spécialisation des taches étaient également très poussée. Le bon sens (même s'il faut parfois s'en méfier) enseigne que lors de combats à distance, l'usage d'armes, ne serait ce qu'un bâton ou gourdin, se révèle le plus efficace.
Au contact, avec ou sans armes, il faut lutter au corps à corps, sans y exclure la possibilité de la frappe (main, pied, coude, épaule, tête, bassin, genoux...) si l'occasion s'en présente. L'existence des luttes peut aussi provenir des joutes festives (en général sacrées) ou chacun peut faire preuve de force sans trop léser son partenaire. le public conscient des enjeux tant techniques que symboliques se satisfaisait du spectacle ,plus ou moins participatif, sur le plan émotionnel collectif (et parfois au delà...) sans tomber dans l'appel du sang des jeux du cirque étatiques et impériaux. Certes il y a eu des empires et des nations, des états et des royaumes dans un lointain passé, mais il semble de plus en plus que c'était loin d'être la norme, et que les populations ont toujours fini par émietter ces structures que cela soit de manière non violentes ou par des révolutions brutales. Un magnifique livre sur ce dernier thème: www.editionslesliensquiliberent.fr/livre-Au_commencement_%C3%A9tait-672-1-1-0-1.html
Interessante Grazie! 🙏🏽
Lecciones magistale de una tennica molto efetiva
Aprendendo com o mestre Dante (Brasil,24/01/23).
Great roll hands technique, thank you for sharing, Master Basili!
Nell' ultima tecnica potevi anche lasciare la testa a sn, entravi in ko uchi gari... Con la gamba Ds. Ma io sono un judoka 😉
Si si, molte anche con la testa a sn... 裏倒勾 Li Dao Gou, 躺刀 Tang Dao (molto simile a ko uchi gari) ecc... nel video sono ripresi solo alcuni momenti. Con la lotta cinese tradizionale ho imparato ad apprezzare anche il grande lavoro del Judo... ho tanti vecchi amici maestri di Judo con cui ho condiviso il Taiji Quan, un giorno studierò con loro Judo e la lotta a terra 🙏🏽
Por favore. Ko Uchi Gari è Judo movimento, vero?
@@triminhtruong251 Yes in Chinese Shuai Jiao we call it 搵 Wen
@@DanteBasili Thanks multiplied for the information, sirkus.
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Grazie Massimo 🙏🏽
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