Wuzu quan(Five ancestors fist) , Filipino kick boxing "yaw yan", translationDance of death

Martin Wheeler is relatively close to you I think - Beverly hills. Shares studio rent with Rigan Machado. Teaches systema

More action 😅Don't just get beaten show your skills too

Chi Kung, please.

Hapkido

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so i dont really 'practice' it, and ive forgoten all the names basicaly i cant tell the earth punch from fire punch although i use them. dad is a impossible master to please lol. but i did pick up a lot of it watching and im pretty good at sticky hands ive relied on it in many a fight. some fights have stopped before i even threw a blow because they simply cant hit me, when you practice slowy you get movements precise more easily. everyone should train there punches like they do in tai chi they would learn faster btw he demonstrated a few of the death blows but he didnt show the heart stopper i forget its name its where u bring arms up from waist block upwards with hands drooping then snap hands up and deliver 2 handed palm to heart/chest

Thanks, I like the idea of "synergy".

I learned "Moon" style Tai Chi. 😂

Licensed? Tai Chi instructors have no *license* - the practice isn't regulated by the Federal Government or individual states. There's no national standard for Tai Chi certification. Anyone can claim expertise . . . you are making a fool of yourself

@@RingJando There is no Federal government in the UK, and nor are there any states. 🤔 I don't know if you need a licence in the UK or not (I wonder if the OP means a certificaton of some sort), but you seem to be talking about the USA.

I challenge you.

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Except no one is ever in their life going to "catch a punch". His first demo was complete bullshito.

​@@justinf5457 These comments are almost entirely a bunch of people who can't accept they took fake karate classes from some weirdos that lied to them. They don't care and they don't want to care, they want to live in the world where wing chun, tai chi, etc. are totally going to work and guys like these will gladly make money lying to them. There's a reason when shit hit the fans monks used weapons. The first time you try that dumb punch kick on a bandit and they hit you with a club it's back to the drawing board.

Which is why he said it was an accidental collision, and would never block a punch that easy. Mark has cross trained quite a bit and is far from bullshido.@@justinf5457

Chinese martial arts are distinctive from other arts in that they are all circular. Generally one move chains into another without pause.

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Your insane! You really think Thai Chi can work In real fighting applications???

@@leibama59 Yes. And I can also spell. Sorry for being so insane.

@@leibama59 Unless the laws of physics have changed in the last millennia - Yes. It's not what you do but how you do it. If you train Tai Chi and a martial art, if you only use it for health then no. Just like there are lots of people who suck at lots of martial arts including mma (because not everyone that does mma is great) because they do not train it properly. mma takes from traditional martial arts but is not an art, they do lots of fight training, sparring - good for them that is definitely the way to go but it doesn't teach like an art does. There's more to an art, it's a life journey of self discovery. Xu Xiao Dong took on guys that he knew were charlatans, not to discredit the arts but to show some people are all show and no substance, which is what he said. That's a good thing, because people should be taught properly and not fooled by such charlatans. There's more to life and Tai Chi Chuan than you realise, clearly. You are simply showing your own ignorance with this comment.

@@leibama59 many Kungfu are practical if you're training as it should for a fight; I'm used to spar with different MMA Gym to fight somebody whom out of my comfort zone and I'm able to throw and sweep in a Kungfu style technique so what? it's no different than other type of martial arts if you're training in practical manner and testing in reality with resisting opponent. Of course, If it does not not work I should have a doubt and finding an answer through actual training rather than watching UKposts and thought, Oh this is bullshit and kept that for my entire life without training the actual style. However, I do agree that many of them especially Taiji are Freud as they're trying to boast something that does not really exist such as chi energy in a manner of Kameha meha from a Dragon ball rather than explaining of a force in movement and biomechanics of the move itself.

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The type of consideration and measure one would expect from an internal arts master.

Awareness is a beneficial tool

Yes camera so good😂

People think they know everything today… in the era of the easiest information around, people are the most narrow-minded of all time

I recommended you on this channel! Definitely a perfect person to pick for that video 👍🏾

​@@gabrielzanoni3474 so true. Humans getting defensive.

In my defense most people don't know or care about actually doing the martial art part and the steps to make it effective in combat

I'm so admiring bajiquan 🙏🙏 Do you have any UKposts channel for recommended ?

So sad 😢

Tai chi and Aikido might have some stuff applicable against a person who has zero training but not really against anyone who trains in Kickboxing/Muay Thai or even Karate(especially the more full contact variants). It maybe has a lot more to do with how combat sports have evolved with sparring and full contact competition. Xu Xiaodong has done the whole tour of beating traditional martial artists in full contact fighting and he doesn't even use his bjj or wrestling generally. It's not trolling.

tai chi is serious whether "mma" noobs want to bash it.... the tai chi practitioners dont care! the naysayers all eventually flock to the mystical chinese art later in life anyway when theyre old enough to realise..... we've all been curious and doubtful when looking at it surface level.... scratch that surface and you fall down a massive hole.... mma people dont last forever, tai chi has lasted centuries!... its an insult to even speak mma and taichi like theyre the same sort of thing.... mma isnt a martial art, and there is no structure

@@antwango MMA is just mixed martial arts. What do you mean by structure? In any case, I can see how Tai Chi is good for balance and mobility but in what is it's purpose. Please don't say self defense. Makes sense that it is for older folks. Fighting is a young man's game.

@@daviddaimary7734 it's more about how these styles are taught, most are taught with forms and balance and all that, the fight mentality and sparring are absent it's why Taichi and Aikido have had a bad rep. There are still people who have practiced for years with the fight mentality , if ever competitions are created around these fights, trust me they would have better rep.

Thank you so much!

Please, 2nd part.

Some throws from T'ai Chi Chuan: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/qniKYWqJaGhjxmw.html

More throws: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/eYiIpW6biKermH0.html

Great style. I have a book and video by Dan Docherty.

He was a great no nonsense teacher. He was also one of the best fighters I’ve met in martial arts. Guy was genuinely scary af haha

Did 10 yr of cheng tin hung's taijiquan myself in melbourne.It was a very good martial base to start from.

@@palnagok1720nice! Do you still practice the form?

@watts La merde magique comme tu dis, c' est ce qui fait que le tai chi est une pratique qui fait découvrir une façon d' utilisé le corps qui ne se trouve nulle part ailleurs, même si certains font du n' importe quoi .

Thanks for explaining this link between multiple martial arts skills.

@@JingoLoBa57 I suppose you refer to the spear fighting, where techniques are borrowed for empty hand. In my opinion most styles did borrow from weapon forms, like a lot of hung gar techniques can only be explained after you watch jian sword applications. Kind of makes sense to me, cause most martial arts were collected and distributed from temples like shaolin. And the temples themselves have close connection to soldiers first going refugee and later borrowing forces to get the coast under control or acting as a kind of police force for the rural areas. Weaponless combat in itself is pretty young in china as well, mostly just 400 to 500 years that empty hand fighting is partly more popular cause people were restraint by rulers for surpressing riots.

@@JingoLoBa57 Yet there are more links like from philosophy, religious principles of analysing things like in buddhism, from art like painting and calligraphy, where there were principles taken to form unique styles and theories for fighting and other life activities. But maybe it is in a way a soldier thing too, who else had the time and the money for that.

Basically that's aikido. Personally i think it was prolly developed as slow movement to strengthen a faster form of martial art while disguising it to look like a mystic dance.

Well all combat systems effectiveness relies in avoiding head on damage and inflicting damage without the target avoiding (neutralising) it Any fighter eating an effective, real attack takes damage .. which can mean the end of the fight if the damage is high enough. With weapons it's even more obvious.

Tony H'o once submitted a room full of gracies😅

@@kevinhammond2187 that a aikido champ?

yeah...sounds really like a plan. Everyone has a plan....until he gets sth on his mouth😂 But really...no...its not effective.

He is not very good. That dude is in Shanghai right (he literally probably ran into my teacher). Yeah I am very happy to push hands with this dude. Sparring would be very bad for him but we can. Where is he? I’m in Seattle. My teacher is Wu Mao Gui…. Shanghai . I am his disciple so I guess I would be representing the lineage against this dudes 🤷🏽‍♂️😂

Can you pay for him or me to get to each other? Happy to record and post it 😊

​@@MikAnimal You have such as bad attitude. The Martial arts are for Protection.. not for being a bully. The one thing I can say... is that anyone that is eager to fight against someone for real... likely isnt anywhere near as Good as they Believe themselves to be. I have 30 years in the combat arts... and one thing I learned, the hard way... was to NEVER underestimate ANY fighter... nor ANY artform. Every high level combat artist is the same. We know that we are capable of Crippling or "Ending" a life. Its the very last thing that we want to be Forced into doing. At the same time... just as we know what we are capable of... we know that there are others out there... equally capable of the same... or worse. Risking life and limb over mere EGO, is pure Stupidity. But maybe, its due to your Black/Brown Emoji? You wouldnt be the first Black man to intentionally harm white dudes, out of pure Jealousy, Anger, Prejudice, and EGO. The need to PROVE yourself and be Seen by the masses as "Special". As you feeling like you Slayed the Big EVIL White Dragon! I walked into a Jujitsu school, that was ran by a black teacher... and Id later find out, that most of his students were his children. I have nothing against any race. I also have a Black friend in the arts, and we sparred and cross trained often. Yet these guys were being openly disrespectful. The one fighter.. started grunting and groaning... making Mocking noises when he went to spar against me. I dont stand for Any Disrespect... so I chose to teach these guys a lesson. I proceeded to Knock out their Three top Blackbelt level fighters, one after the other. Id also later learn, that one of them had intentionally broke a white TKD fighters arm, on purpose. While speaking with the Teacher, the teacher pulled me aside with the Grunting dude... and we had a little Chit Chat. I voiced my displeasure about the open disrespect.. and in finding out about the TKD fighters arm. I then told them... that I not only allowed these dudes past my powerful leg destroying kicks.. but also, that I was a Master of Short range power. I proceeded to give an example of inch power fajin, to his Hand. I said... those KOs were only 15% of what I was capable of delivering. That If I dropped even 50%, they would be carrying fighters out in Body Bags. Not only that... But had they ever considered the Consequences of their actions?! That TKD dude (or some other injured fighter) could have easily called up a groups of other fighters... to put on masks, and attack them with Baseball bats or Knives... when they least expect it. And trust me... if that TKD dude lost his job because of having a broken arm... He definitely could be capable of such a thing. I, personally, wouldnt need a Group. I just wouldnt hold back.. But thats me. After their Open House sparring session was completed.. I returned to the entrance, where many people that were spectating... started asking me to teach them. They had been watching me since I walked in the door... and was very impressed by my combat skills. Especially since seeing my sparring against a fighter that was about 2x my own mass and strength... and severely outclassing him. They, and a few of the fighters that participated, were literally begging me to teach them. Sadly, at that time, I was too busy with work... so I had to decline them. But even if I wasnt... I didnt feel right about taking contact numbers for lessons, at another schools open event. Its a certain level of disrespect... and Im not that kind of person. Anyway... just as I had mentioned to the teacher, and Jujitsu student... that the Spectators (potential future students) would see how the jujitsu students were acting and interacting with others... and merely winning a fight wasnt going to take the bad taste out of their minds... when they saw these jujitsu fighters intentionally harming others, and being openly disrespectful. I didnt hear from that school for a few years. Eventually the school had moved, and they held another Open-House sparring event. This time... the moment I walked into the school... the students were All Smiles... and were being extremely Respectful. I was pleasantly shocked. And unlike before... where their top students immediately Rushed to spar me... None of their students came over to spar against me. Im Not sure why... I will say, that I did tell the Teacher, and the one Fighter... that I respected what they did, and that they were excellent at what they did. They didnt need to be trying to Prove anything. It showed in the clean techniques... and people could see that, without the need for anything more. That said... I still strongly suspect there was Racism within their hearts and minds... to go that Far, to break another White fighters arm... on purpose... in a "Friendly" sparring event. What I can say, is that people like yourself give the Combat arts a bad name. The Chinese arts in general, are struggling enough... to get respect. If you are going to fight against anyone... it should be MMA fighters that have a Chip on their Shoulders.. and whom show Open Disrespect. We dont need more In-Fighting, within the Chinese arts communities. There are very few serious practitioners left at all, in the entire World. The hard fought knowledge is in danger of Vanishing completely. Dont accelerate that process. Grow Up. If you have superior knowledge and skills... Make a channel, and spread that knowledge. Dont be a Narcissistic Chump, and start bullying other teachers.

@@MikAnimal Part 2: Ohh what a Surprise. Big Mouth Badass doesnt have a single video on his Profile. I wonder Why? (Eye Roll)

@@johndough8115 dough balls boy jon 😂

Plenty of Masters use Tai Chi's special terminology... which sounds very Mystical. That doesnt mean that they cant use it powerfully and lethally. Of course, there are a lot in these and many other similar artforms... that are not really capable of using their artform in sparring / combat. True Mastery, takes a lot more effort than most people are willing to put in.

Its not mystical mumbo jumbo lol It's how chinese languages r... We say right/Left cross. In mandarin and Cantonese They say black tiger steals heart In those languages there is no a-z used to form words They have characterss.. Each character is its own word Japanese and Korean have an a-z like European languages But mandarin Cantonese Hong kong-ese Shanghi-nese Character based We say 4 punches high 4 middle 4 low etd They just say black panther clubs a tree

@@nicholasgreen339 I agree with you. However, there are some terminologies that sound a lot more Mystical. Such as "Jin", and "Chi". Tai Chi has a lot of specialized terminologies within it. Some of it is actually very logical.. when you know what it means. "Chi" itself, is often a loaded term... that most people are unwilling to hear / accept. The thing is... In most Combat arts, the Term actually applies to a very real PHYSICAL body type and types of physical interactions. For example... Iron Body conditioning (hitting yourself, partners hitting each other..etc), toughens your body in a very special way... when combined with Specialized breathing methods, and the use of Dit Da Jow (Iron Fist Lineament). Rather than taking 20 minutes to explain an Internal fighters differences... the Chinese dudes might say "Wow... that fighter has Excellent Chi". Basically, a short form explanation, of a serious of complex processes. Of course, there are some Chinese arts elements, that use QiGong breathing / meditation, which use Chi is a slightly more Mystical way. But even in this case.. its True meaning, is about Circulation, Oxygen levels, and Special Brain Connections... for Hyper Awareness. There is a lot more. While there MIGHT be some actual form of invisible "Chi"... the thing is... its not really a factor in actual fighting abilities. At most, maybe you might be able to heal yourself a little faster via doing Qigong practices. Maybe you might even reverse a Cancerous tumor. But so called "CHI" in the non physical terminology.. is not going to make your strikes more powerful, at all (from my experience in these arts methods). The slow moving meditation like movements, will create a superior level of Awareness (internal and external / spatial). It will also develop super strong tendons and a much stronger body structure. Tissues will be able to expand and hold more blood... forming a sort of Hydraulic Shielding... which makes more strength as well as incredible level of Protection from Impact forces (Liquids cant be Compressed). Fighters with superior full body awareness... dont have to Switch Focus from one area, to another... and that is Key and Critical in high speed combat applications. You dont have time for any Delays... And... being unaware of certain critical Data... even for a split second, can be very Costly. Unfortunately, most modern people today, simply dont understand, and are not even willing to look into all of the benefits. They just assume its silly BS, and a huge waste of time. It took my fighting to a whole other level... where dudes in my own art... couldnt even come close to comparing or competing against me... as they never learned it, and or never trained it seriously + long enough... to develop the Benefits.

If your reference for martial arts is david carradine no wonder this is impressive lmfao

Read what I said again. Maybe you'll actually understand it, but I doubt it.@@RancorousSea

Nice explanation - thank you.

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Thank you, Sifu De Jesus! You're too kind. 🙏

@@DrMarkCheng Are you related to Prof Cheng who had Lou Kleinsmith and Bob Lumish? They taught aikido as well, which is where I met them. After LK passed, he left his Chinatown tai chi school to a woman I never met, and his upstate aikido school to Bob, who I was close to. He was translating the Yellow Emperor’s classic. Someone who knew him better said his Chinese vocabulary exceeded 40,000 pictograms, about 10x the average modern Chinese university student. LK had been a direct student of that Prof. Cheng. - Matt’s dad Dan😊

@@mattgoodmangoodmanlawnmowi2454 Sir, I believe you're talking about Prof. Cheng Man-Ching. While my father studied under one of Prof. Cheng's Taiwan-trained students, I have no blood relationship to that Prof. Cheng as far as I know.

@@DrMarkCheng Thank you for your reply. That time, their lives, and their application of tai chi principles in their aikido played a large part in shaping me as a man & martial artist. I still practice solo & I still go wherever I want without fear. Both Lou & Bob were also instructors at NY Aikikai under Yamada-shihan on 18th Street. I began my martial journey under a Kyokoshin black belt former 82nd Airborne at 14. I am at retirement age now & still work out daily. I study principles. I study systems to understand the fundamental principles. Thank you for what you gave me in this video. LK used to say that the serious teachers would say that the hard arts were to let young students work out their need for conventional power so that they could get the principles of the so called soft styles without distraction. I share that because I suspect that you will appreciate seeing the Tao of the arts move silently and largely unnoticed. Reminds me of some of the classical scholars of the Orient who were also examples of superior martial virtue. Hope these recollections lighten your spirit as yours has enlightened me. Where do you teach now?

@@mattgoodmangoodmanlawnmowi2454 Your journey reminds me of that of my very dear friend, Dr. Eric Schneider, who also studied with both Prof. Cheng & Yamada Sensei, as well as studying Kyokushin. I'm in the Los Angeles area, but I'm not teaching publicly at this time. My schedule is so packed that not even 72 hrs a day & boundless energy would truly cut it, and these are all opportunities that I've worked & waited a lifetime for.

My sifu is in China Wong yi mun nam Kung fu he knows the dim mak he learn yang style from dong ying Jie

@noway4875 has he ever stunned someone with those dim mak strikes, who had good defense and fighting skills themselves?

​@@RavenShinyThingshopefully not

what about those plastic ak's :D

@@peikonpoika83 I didnt see those XD

yeah,personally i would avoid a instructor who teaches bringing martial arts into a gunfight @@Jenjak

@@peikonpoika83 I agree. -1 point for him. Still look like a cool teacher though.

that is why Tai Chi Chuan is so deadly and people that goes around trying to do it needs to becareful, its like a double edge sword if not done properly and obey the principles you can run yourself in trouble. There is a saying in Tai Chi don't fight the person let the person fight themselves, use their strength against them. Easy said than done and requires alot of patience. btw i have been doing Tai Chi for 10 years now going 11

Xiaodong, followed the same formula as the Gracies. He specifically chose to fight against those that were clearly Inept / inexperienced, and easily took them down. The gracies did the same. They made CLAIMS to be fighting against "MASTERS". Let me tell you.. Im an ACTUAL Masterclass level fighter in the Chinese arts... and NONE of those dudes were even CLOSE to being a MASTER. They were all clueless / Inept. In fact, anyone with about 1year of experience in any artform, could have easily told you... that these dude were not capable fighters. Not because of the arts that they were studying... but because they were poor at these arts... doing many things Improperly (failing the art). Xiaodong wouldnt last 3 seconds against someone like myself. Hes sloppy, slow, and clumsy. All he has, is brute strength and power... and that only works against smaller dudes that are not skilled enough in combat. Against actual Masterclass level fighters... he would be put out of Commission very quickly, and easily. Im 99% Certain that Xiaodong is actually a CCP Agent. The CCP (Chinese Govt.) does not want their citizens to be learning high level combat arts methods... because they fear an Uprising against them. This is why the CCP created: Modern Wushu, Sanda and Sanshou. All sportized (watered down) artforms... based very loosely on the Chinese combat arts (which are FAR more deeper, and FAR more effective... in capable hands). When Xiaodong sullied the name of Tai Chi and other Traditional Chinese arts... A LOT of high level Chinese MASTERS... were PISSED !!! These various masters, were actually traveling to find him... and to "END" him. When Xiaodong got bombarded with tons of actual threats (and promises!)... he quickly went into hiding. A story was created by the CCP... trying to imply that it was the CCP that was after him. Nothing could be further from the truth. You must realize... that the CCP can find any person in China, in less than 2 weeks time (typically much faster than that). The CCP has facial recognition cameras, on every street corner.. AND... in order to buy things in any store... you NEED to use you own Cellphone, that has your own Biometric data and Bank Account. You cant just pay in cash. Furthermore... even the Internet is tied to your specific ID. The CCP was merely trying to further discredit the Traditional Chinese combat artforms, using Xiaodong... and the similar Gracie method. The Gracies are also part of the "ELITE" globalists... that do not want the average citizen to have high level combat technology / capabilities. Thats why the Gracies had ties to the "Media", and created the UFC. Furthermore the UFC itself, was a Scam. Even the earliest versions of it... they intentionally hand picked Bad Fighters.. as well as skewed the tournament, in favor of Grapplers. The Elite dont mind people using grappling... because thats the non-lethal version of combat. They can train their own storm-troopers / agents (Special Ops) the real deal... to easily destroy any grappler, using superior combat art technology. Arts like Tai Chi were "Pressure Tested" Thousands of Years ago... against fighters that were FAR more skilled than pretty much any that you see today. In Pre-Industrial China... they started training in the Chinese combat arts... as young as 3 yrs old. They trained over 8hrs a day, every single day, of their lives. By the time they hit their teens... they were already BEASTS. These arts were intended to take between 15 and 20 years, to fully learn, and fully Master. And unlike todays modern practitioners... the MAJORITY of those fighters.. were Masterclass level fighters. The Chinese were relentless about developing the Martial Arts technologies. They put their most Brilliant minds to the task. They tested BRUTAL / LETHAL things on live animals, and live humans (often on prisoners). They had over 2000 years of intense development time... and real life usage. There was no protective sparring gear. There were 1vs1 fights to the END... and there were times when men were attacked by groups of fighters at the same time (Gangs of Thieves). There was battlefield combat as well. When the commies eventually took over China.. they actually banned all practice of the martial arts... for a period that I believe lasted over 60 years. If you were caught practicing... you would be tortured and executed. They might have also executed a few generations of your family members... just to make sure that the knowledge and skills, were Erased. Fortunately, many Chinese citizens risked their lives, to keep their arts alive... and practiced and taught in Secret. Its a miracle that any of these arts survived at all. A lot of knowledge was lost, however... as many fantastic teachers were slaughtered, and or starved, from the Commie war (Cultural Revolution). As good as you might be as a fighter... you cant expect to take on +1000 troops. The CCP just swarmed these dudes. Luckily, a lot of them escaped, and went into hiding. Many actually traveled outside of China... to places like Taiwan... and eventually, to other countries... taking their Combat knowledge to these other places.

@@johndough8115 I do taiji too, but your grandiose claims and overzealous ramblings are why everyone laughs at taiji practitioners.

@@johndough8115 "those that were clearly Inept / inexperienced". but that's the point. you guys don't ever test yourselfs, just live in fantasies.

@@Jaburu You are speaking in Absolutes. There are a rare few of us, that not only actually mastered our arts methods... but also, sparred and proved it... over and over again... against fighters form many different artforms. In 50 yrs old, and no longer in the shape I used to be in. I also was doing the arts, when video cameras were bulky, and expensive. As such, I dont have any footage of the feats I accomplished. Nor the footage of several disrespectful fighters, getting some serious injuries. Realize that Inept fighters exist in all artforms... and in mass quantities. Even the top Pro MMA fighters that people Idolize, are getting knocked out by complete newbies, or even, street thugs / bar brawlers.. yet are still somehow seen as being "Superior". Its quite pathetic, actually... as the standards of what Combat arts have become... is just plain abysmal, today. Back in the Ancient days of these arts... Practitioners trained FAR longer and harder.. and fully mastered everything they learned to Masterclass levels (far beyond Lethal output potentials). The very modern idea that its OK to be hit countless times in a Fight / Round... was unheard of, back then. As often, a single hit from a Masterclass level fighter... was the END of you. This isnt Fantasy. Its what they experienced. It was their way of Life. Either you had the skills to survive... or you didnt live that long. There was no real "Police" force back then, to protect you... and your loved ones. That said, there are far fewer decent fighters in Chinese arts... because these arts are far more complex, and challenging. Mastering the cooking of Burgers, is very easy and quick... compared to becoming a Master Chef. The two pursuits, are also wildly different in capabilities.

@@johndough8115 Bro, this need to be, or has to be a copypasta.

I am gonna have to look him up!

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Too kind, my Brother. Far too kind! Sending you & the family much love always.

This isnt a reinterpretation. Its how they are taught and used in actual applications. An Interpretation, is someone basically "Guessing" how things are supposed to work.

@johndough8115 I respectfully disagree. It's because martial arts like Wing chun and Tai chi were always seen as jokes in the martial arts community. Seen as silly as a grown man dressing up as a jedi to see the next star wars film. Nobody believed that Tai chi was an effective martial arts, it was always seen as a goofy exercise that elderly people did at the park with movements that didn't resemble fighting. The reason I said that this vid is a reinterpretation, was because it was to show the real intention of a martial art that many have been saying is ineffective. I want these old martial arts style to still have a place in the world of MMA's and BJJ's.

​@@Devilsblood Unfortunately, You, like most... are getting it Backwards. The Chinese arts have ALWAYS been Effective and Lethal. Its only after the Industrial era, where people stopped training hard enough... that the practitioners no longer were capable fighters. Im 50 yrs old today. I started doing Wing Chun when I was 20 yrs old. By age 23, the local blackbelt fighters from various arts schools... could rarely get a single hit on me... while I was lighting them up (Many of which were much larger and stronger than myself). Im my late 30s... I did a demo for an MMA fighter. I told him try to hit me... with any kind of handstrikes. I told him that he was allowed to use BOTH of his arms... but that I would limit myself to only using ONE arm against his Two. He almost laughed in my face... But after realizing that I was serious... he started firing strikes at me. For the next 2 min., he tried his best, but I easily deflected his every attempt. This caused him to get embarrassed, and thus, severely angered. As such, he decided to amp up to full power... against our previously agreed "Medium" levels of power (for safety sake). Of course, since power is FELT, nor SEEN... I didnt know this, until it was way too late. He fired off a combination: High right hook, immediately followed by a low line punch towards my abdomen. He smiled as he was throwing his hook... as if to say "I got this dude now!". I used an upwards forearm deflection to easily nullify his hook. I then took a single step backwards, while dropping my forearm vertically down into the path of his Incoming left "strike in progress". I used a downwards vectored Forearm deflection, with about 10% level of Fajin (short range explosive power) on it. At medium levels... and only 10%... that normally would not be enough to cause any issues / damages. However... since he chose to go full power + full speed.. with actual intent to harm... this vastly multiplied the impact potentials. His arm was easily deflected... but also, the impact almost shattered his arm / wristbone. He stopped fighting.. completely confused at what just happened. He was expecting to see me curled up on the ground, gasping for air. Instead, he was grabbing his wrist in pain... and I was still standing. I spent the next 2 min. explaining step by step, what transpired.. and how everything worked. He then smiled wide, shook my hand... called me a G0D, and said that he had never seen nor felt anything like that, in his entire Life. I said "Imagine if I had used Both of my arms". At this, he sobered up, realizing that I had merely been Toying with him... and still managed to injure him. I asked if he wanted to see more... and he agreed. We had THREE more 2 to 3 minute exchanges. The First was Kicks vs Kicks (Any Kicks or Leg Defenses only). He was proficient in Muay Thai kicks... but, Using Wing Chuns advanced soft leg fencing methods... I easily intercepted and deflected his every attempted kick. Right after the interceptions.. I immediately threw some rapidfire chained counter kicks to multiple places. He had no way to defend against them. By the end of the round, he had not been able to score a single kick. I had lit him up the entire time. The next round, was dual arms, vs dual arms (no legs / kicks). This time, I was able to use WC's trapping hands methods. It was a total slaughter. Id intercept, pin trap, then pummel him with multiple rapidfire handstrikes. He spend most of the round, trying to defend.. and failing. He didnt get a single hit on me... while I used him like a personal punching bag / wooden dummy. The final round, was "Anything Goes" (All limbs in play). This was the shortest rounds.. lasting about 70 seconds, before he stopped the fight. I would intercept his kick, step in, trap him up.. and pummel away. Or Id throw a kick, step and plant down into trapping hands... then pummel. It was nothing but non stop flurry of hits... and he had nothing that he could do to stop any of it. Eventually he realized how severely outclassed he was.. and stopped the match. Mind you... all of this was done, with bare fists... as I was at a mutual friends house, and didnt have any gear there. By this time... his Injury was causing him a LOT of pain... and so we called it a night. Id hear from my mutual friend, that before the end of the hour, his injury had swelled up nearly double in size... and that he was in great pains for many days to follow. The dude was no Joke either. He had previously trained in Krav Maga, before claiming that it wasnt realistic enough... so then moved into MMA training. He was eventually in the US Military, and he taught dudes there, how to fight. He had textbook level techniques: Fast, Accurate, and Powerful. He was a hair taller than me.. with a slight reach advantage, but about the same build. He was also about 5 yrs younger than me. Its not that he wasnt good... but that, he was going up against much better Technology... that he had no relevant training / answers for. And of course, I was not a "Casual" practitioner either... I was a Masterclass level fighter, by that point. Had I wanted to Cripple or End the dude, I could have done so, in less than 3 seconds flat, with Ease. But as good as I ever way... If you took a time machine back to see the Pre-Industrial period of China... I would not have stood much of a chance, against the fighters back then. They trained much longer, and much more hardcore... and had far more combat experience against other arts methods + weapons based combat experience.

@johndough8115 interesting backstory, but it still doesn't change the situation that old school martial arts are facing today. Now I'm on the side of old martial arts and am rooting for them to come out on top. You can't deny all the bad mouthing they have been getting. Don't you remember that video with the Chinese MMA guy beating up that classical martial arts guy to a pulp? I don't even need to tell you what's going on, they have vids of people trashing martial arts and saying a bunch of crap about them. I don't take part in that because I think history is important and has a place for future martial arts.

@@Devilsblood Xudong is a Chinese CCP Shill. Those he chose to fight, were either cherry picked dudes that were clueless and Inexperienced... Or.. "Paid Fall Guys". The CCP does not want their general citizens to be able to have access to High level combat technology... as they still fear their own people rising up against them. Thats why they went after Falun Gong... despite it being proven not to have any combat teaching in it. They were just that fearful, seeing ever increasing numbers of citizens practicing it... that they hunted them all down... and ended up selling their Organs in the Black Market (typically to other CCP Members). The Chinese like to Copy a lot of things... and this is no different. They copied the same Scam as the Gracies. The Gracies made their way into fame.. by falsely claiming to be fighting various "Masters". Anyone with about 1 year of experience in the arts, could EASILY see that all of these cherry picked fighters, were completely Inept / Inexperienced / clueless. Easily exploited, with a simple feint tactic... into a basic takedown. None of the Gracies ever fought against a REAL Masterclass level fighter... and trust me... they Never will. They know the actual dangers of going up against someone whom knows what they heck they are doing. They want No part of it. Sadly... millions of young and ignorant minds.. were easily Brainwashed into thinking that BJJ, is the top martial art in the world. They dont even know, that BJJ is just watered down Jujitsu (Jujitsu being a much more Complete art). Meanwhile, I went to spar at a Jujitsu school... and since their fighters were being extremely disrespectful to me (and others), I decided to teach them a lesson. I proceeded to Knock Out their top 3 Blackbelt level grapplers, one after another. Same method. Short range vertical punch to their foreheads. Less than 6 inches of travel, from my mostly extended Lead guard hand. I never needed more than 15% of my full potentials, to do it. Those dangerously stupid.. high to low feint tactics, just dont work against a high level combat fighter, like myself. They were also very fortunate that I chose to be NICE to them.. allowing them past my Oblique Kicks to their Kneecaps. The sad thing is... if you go out there and actually harm a fighter to prove your abilities... you get Demonized globally. And or.. you get accused of Fakery. Also, its not just the CCP that dont want general citizens to know high level combat technology. The Globalist "Elite" have been intentionally corrupting all of the Arts, for a very, very, long time. I also believe they execute certain teachers that either dont play ball... and or, are teaching way too many students.. too effectively. I believe this was the case of a Sifu that was teaching Wing Tsun, not that long ago. Furthermore... its easy for them to Lock out a Teacher from mass exposure... by tampering with site algorithms, and or Shadow-Banning such people.

so why does nobody train tai chi who does mma?

Dude go see a brain doctor 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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Part of the trouble of Tai Chi is that it takes patience. A lot of folks want to get to the flashy stuff right away, but learning things takes time. Tai Chi is calm and relaxed as you're going through the form, as opposed to things like breaking boards and kicks that some other martial arts do. So... it leads people to go for the more visually impressive instead of Tai Chi, even though Tai Chi can really mess someone up. When I've looked at other martial arts, though, it seems like it starts as physical training and as things get more advanced, they get more skill oriented. Tai Chi, it's like it's inverted. Very skill heavy at first, and you build the strength as you go. I've dabbled a little with adding weights as I do form, and it really makes sure you have everything just right.

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