Martial Tai Chi
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- Here's another installment from Authentic Shaolin Kung Fu!! Shifu Gregg shows the practical application of the tai chi chuan style and explains the realities of applying fajing (explosive energy) into the movements and strikes of the style. His gives an understanding of chi as it is applied to combat, and dispels the myth of projecting magical energy to manipulate an opponent.
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Thank you for promoting us learning to properly do taiji moves. Until we understand the roots, history, and purpose of the moves, it is a line dance. Showing how hip turns are fundimental to developing a tremendous amount of force, is great! I feel like serious martial arts students should benifit greatly if they would start with a year of taiji chuan taught with it's martial principles. For example I am convinced that board-breaking in Tai Kwondo is so much easier with good foot placment, motion, center of gravity, and coordination between the feet, legs, hips then core- as the body is a whip.
This stuff is awesome!
I am glad that you are showing the practical application of Kung fu!
Thanks. Just showing what some teachers dont. Students need to understand why forms are done. 🙏🙏🙏
Amazing stuff! I'm so blessed to be a student at this school!
Awesome lesson! I appreciate how you place the application of the form into the fight, as well as teaching with the full understanding one deserves to have.
Tai chi is 1 of the martial Arts i train in and seeing your video,s really does help me in understanding applications, thanks so much and stay safe and god bless you.
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I am a subscriber! Also, I'm glad you liked my comment, it's really nice to make such wonderful friends online, please stay safe and god bless you....
More Tai Chi Applications Please!
you have taught me so much Shifu Gregg. I feel like a teen again watching you in class
wow that looks just like tsuki kotagaeshi from karate and aikido. Your explanation was super helpful, thanks!
That's awesome. I keep telling people our martial artsvis more similar than different 🤙. I appreciate your input and support 💪💪💪🙏
You guys need to do a video with Icy Mike from hard2hurt and show him these applications
Who's icy Mike?
@@AuthenticShaolin A youtuber muy thay fighter who has his youtube channel called hard2hurt he also spars and comments orher martial art techniques also he made a video and spared with one kungfu practitioner named Sergio Perez who also has his owne channel called practical martial combat application Sergio didn't bring subject about chi with Mike.
Very understandable visual instruction. Great video.
Thanks for watching. I appreciate the comment 💪💪💪🙏
What you do on this channel is very impressive
Thank you for appreciating it 💪💪💪🙏
@@AuthenticShaolin its uh, been 4 years since I wrote this comment... but thanks for replying? lol
@@astraeatheapus3647 honestly just saw it. Sorry for the really late response. Lol
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Awesome Sifu 🔥💯👑
Thank you so much 💪💪💪🤙🙏
Thanks for the tip, and nice DeLorean.
cool to see these techniques used in application. I don't know much but I can say that the cloud hands motion is my favorite from how it feels to do it in open form. I feel it helps blood circulation.
yayyy! i was hoping for more videos from you guys again :)
Really good stuff ... Playing it in slow mo ;-)
Thanks for watching. Appreciate the comment
I like his comment about the application. If you don't teach the application, then it is a disgrace to the Chinese marital arts. His comment is very true.
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Seems like Tai Chi Chuan, Baguazhang and Xing Yi can work well with Shuai Jiao.
What do you do with an enemy who jabs properly?
Could you do a combat application video like this on Baguazhang?
I would love to but I am not a Shi Fu in bagu. I only show what I know. Thank you for watching. More videos to come soon.
Enjoyed the video. Nice that you show a little qin na in the application. Chen style? The Yang style wave hands I learned has a little different app. When you re-directed his right with your right instead of locking could you have followed with a left hook to the head or back of neck ? (Yang style "strike the tiger). Love seeing different applications to the forms, there still alive.
Yep many do not know that Self defence are the same thing as what i call body medicine.
Good body chi = strong defence there by attack.
People somehow think they can learn the good part without learning the self defend energy behind it.
Its like a computer without power. You are one of them there know the flow for sure.
Thank you very much for the kind words. 🤙🤙🤙🙏
This is my favorite style it's time to practice Kamehameha
Beautiful Delorean
Thank you. 🤙🤙🤙🙏
Nice sir
Thank you for watching 🙏🙏🙏
Nice explanation.
Wow good job!
A proficient Tai Ji Quan (Tai Chi Chuan) practitioner can project his energy from more areas of his body than just his hips (same goes for some Baguazhang practitioners).
How about something on crane style?????
Awesome. We will look into it 🤙
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@@AuthenticShaolin thank you sifu! Your great, and God bless you...
How many styles do you know?
i train Lohan chuan. one style, but we train different fighting aspects within our system.
Many animal forms, cannon fist forms, weappons, chin na, sanda, tai chi and qi gong. It is a life time of training. Thanks for the question.
awesome. tai chi gets shit on so much because people don't understand it, see it only in forms and don't understand the body mechanics involved. also the language traditionally can be too esoteric. I tell people to read ken gullettes book on body mechanics. and I will tell them to watch your video also.
Thanks for the great comment. More vids to come. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
you or one of your advanced students should really go and fight xu xiaodong (the Chinese mma fighter who bashes fake masters). You’re one of the few Kung fu masters I’ve seen who are combat capable, and I think it’s about time someone restores the reputation of Chinese martial arts.
Thank you. He is fighting Chinese masters from China. Not from here in the states. He is proving a point that the traditional kung Fu practitioner from China hide behind there master rank.
Thank you for your awesome comment. 🤙🤙🤙
What if the punches is coming at you in multiple directions. I mean its not like you can predict his movements.
As long as you has an understanding of basic applications, the techniques are adaptable to any situation, this is just one version of what could happen. If you would like more info on training you could visit our website at www.shaolinlohan.com. Thanks for the comment, hoped you subscribed 😃
Also, there is one thing that they forgot to mention in this video (even though it´s great), and that is tai chi relies a lot in sticking to your opponent and predicting his move from his shifting weight (that´s what thhe tui shou practice is all about)
@@lvo9197 He didn't mention it, but he did demonstrate it: it was his sticking which let him flow into chin na so readily.
3rd dan tien? :))
Haters fail to realize this stuff works.
Ameretat010
Aren't these stand up grappling concepts?
If you watch sparring and competition you'd already seen this yes?
Ameretat010
Well that's true.
But aren't all competitions like that?
You have to understand that "cloud hands" and "inner fan" are all due to Chinese Literature.
It's equivalent to
"weave out and parry" in boxing
"connection and control" in BJJ
"wrist fight" in wrestling
Etc
The concepts of martial grappling are all the same.
You fight, you be better, you become better.
So let me explain, as a historian enthusiast not a martial practitioner.
Remove everything you know about Kung fu,
Movies
Shows,
Demos,
Advertisments,
And focus on Historical, Cultural and traditional value.
As a modern man, you can do better by carrying these forward by equally modern means.
Look past the 'BS' so to speak.
We're all one big Martial arts community, and I appreciate your concern.
You don't have to look far to find examples, start with what's familiar with you.
Now, I've never trained Chinese martial arts, but I respect it.
Because my country's martial arts, FMA (Filipino Martial Arts) were heavily affected by the mainland southeast asian nations.
Which took martial knowledge from India and China.
I hope you understand, because we all want to be better!
Like a big community willing to help each other become better people through the arts.
P.S. the universal principles of fighting apply to all Arts and styles,
It all comes down to the Artist.
Ameretat010
Hope you like this.
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Peace!
Ameretat010
Here's a video for reference,
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You know, I like the fact that we aren't cursing off each other.
Hope you get a good day.
And hope you get better at understanding Karate.
It's quite the rich cultural Martial art.
P.S. If you see someone being mean or confused to traditional martial arts, I hope you can explain these to them.
Since most of the time I'll just get tired from being sweared at
Haha.
Thanks for this, I suggest looking up Jesse Enkamp in Karate.
He's a good start when it comes to understanding Karate.
And he's a funny guy,
He made a skit with his brother to fight "Karate vs MMA" .
It's what I'd say awesome!
He has a brother, Oliver Enkamp who's in the UFC with Karate roots.
Ameretat010
I can safely say that we ended this on a good note.
Thank you for the suggestion about the long sword principles!
To the rest of the people reading this thread -
There's no fight here,
you can safely read top to bottom.
And enjoy the videos!
Hey guys your vds are cool, great effort to show the Chinese arts. As far as Taijiquan, your presentation is not all correct, and unless you have real fight/combat sport experience you will not understand. One other thing is that you don't use fa-jing, you develop fa-jing and it changes (comes out) to fa - li (lee).
Peace.
Thanks for your comment. The term or definition to Fa-jing ( means to issue or discharge power explosively or refining the explosive power) I have been fighting in sanda since I was 13 and retired in 2010. along with the internals Tai Chi and Qi Gong ( 18 lohan gong ) since I was 13 as well. I am 48 now. I was taught martial combat with my internals so explaining it with functional intent is how I was taught. I appreciate your comment and thank you for watching my videos. I had watched your videos and they are very interesting. 🤙🤙🤙
@@AuthenticShaolin We should talk again. Peace
Wtf i just saw😲😲😲
fa Zhang? lol
ashe higgs can you elaborate on your comment? Thanks
sorry bro, I'm just having a chuckle at your pronunciation of fajin 發勁.
jin, as in ginger.
Why do you kung fu people always look like you've never worked out in your life.
Not all