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Great interview Julius! True and very inspiring. Thank you gentlemen for this event. ❤️🙏

Yep that is great. My petite lady teacher can make me take off and took me about twenty steps to recover and she just very very lightly disorient me. Now her son is just as good. I am sure it was less than four ounces of pressure from my belated teacher and her son.

At least it's not a "taiji" workshop.

Inspiring beautiful chat! Thanks😊🙏

Great chat! Nice to see you guys!

Great Insight Sihing Paul - Thanks Guys , great chat😉🙏

Spooky, does Adam make little me's.

Thank you🙏great talk❤

Paul's passion emanates even through the recording, a wonderful talk through and through ❤🙏

GREAT interview, Julius & Paul! It's intriguing how true cultivation in Taiji seems to revolve around going deeper into the fundamentals. It makes sense that the workshops are designed to cater to practitioners at any level, showing that whether you're just starting out or have years of experience, the basics are where the real transformation happens. Looking forward to seeing this approach in action!

awesome

Very inspiring talk, thank you for sharing

Just go read the classics.

Are those chi generators around their necks? Do you sell these?

Authentic

Presente en todos pero solo reconocida por unos pocos afortunados,simplemente relajándose en ella,se revela su disposición innata ,como claridad natural que todo lo permea ,es espontaneidad presente en todo ,es el origen que solo unos pocos ven y se revela dejando en paz lo que sea que se manifieste y no puede hallarse mediante la búsqueda deliberada . Longchenpa

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I pity you and the others who buy into this pyramid scheme. Hope you unravel yourself before too long

Chi is very real when you throw a strike you have to balance power energy and speed. However the mechanism that makes it all work is a vibration. After you find the center in your opponent you place different vibrations into it too gain different effects. You can learn the positions through the tai chi classics like rubbing twisting power would be a arm bar where you twist the arm to offset the center of the opponent to fell them. Close up power would be like felling an opponent with push. The methods are based on the opponents center and the angle you apply the power. Li chi would be your personal power which is when you issue the vibration which people think of like a bunch of vibrations however as you refine this skill you can break down the multiple vibrations into one vibration this one vibration is long power then there is short power refined power inch power etc.. they are all mechanisms that form what chi is. Chi is like a steaming pot of rice it pressurizes the pot and the lid lets off steam and falls back into place. This is the vibrational power. Sink vibrate like the beat of a drum and release power. Just like the two chi classics state.

Beautiful. In Moy Yat Ving Tsun we call what the strongman suffers as uprooting.

For the love of God, where can I watch this documentary? :(

Nice documentary

In the neutral stands in wc is way more powerful than a long stands useing the spine

no bro, I followed you up to 9:24 and it was all right to have an interesing demo of internal taichi training. But after that, your conclusions on fighting, bro, they're complete bullshit. Mr Mizner woudnt stand a chance against a trained fighter. He'll go down broken legs after two rounds on low kicks, and maybe strangled on submission after a hook combo. It's so obvious, he would not know how to move, where to be and when to act. Stay on your ground and sell your art for what it is: meditation, healing, breathing and core strength. Differently, go in a cage with Jon Jones and prove your fantasy

If you noticed Brian is breathing heavy!! He was using his power not to move! But still could Not stop!!

Awesome! Is this taught in discover taiji?

I will have to come visit you guys. Im in Perth.

On the 4min 25 mark. Mate, you can draw many lines on the ground. The one I would draw would be between Brian's legs and towards the third invisible bar stool....you know the direction Adam is vectoring to. It's a parlour trick, mate, and you drawing those lines is, in my view, designed to deceive and mislead. I don't know why this BS anger annoys me so much. Scratch that, I know precisely why. It is because it has lies and deception at its base and all in the pursuit of MONEY and FAME.

Awesome ☺️ The honesty of the words… I wish more people would see this. Thank you for sharing 🙏

I laugh at Adam fist bumping his top knuckle 😂

People who "visualize" (you are also referring to a tantric like classes of practices/traditions aren't you?) are doing so in preparation to introduced themselves latter to a reality of chi/prana side of the spiritual and "energetic" development (beginners training for directing the internal energies and are very psychologically effective and powerful). Are you guys still promoting your cause by misinforming or trolling on the techniques/approaches of others then Dao traditions? You are discrediting yourself by still doing that. I was hoping that you finished with that "superiority" approach. Sure, you will find rookies that visualize vajrasattva or believing in God stating that chi is a woo woo, but taking those folks for example is ridiculous-they don't represent the traditions. And of all people that you still don't know what tantrism is in essence-internal art to the fullest, that's amazing-huge disappointment.

Truth and integrity have the highest frequency that's why it's attacked the hardest.

Thanks for sharing

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This does exist brother. I do it to an extent. Let's get it

thank you for sharing your experience

Very cool. Enjoyable

Thx for sharing your experience! Do you think Wing Chun can be practiced and cultured as an internal art? Is it contra productive when you train external martial art for self defense and at the same time internal ma on the long run for developing all the benefits? All the best! 🙏🙂

"Not use martial arts techniques but just use the chi" is a meaningless statement. It doesn't translate to anything at all.

I used to use this party trick after 1 year of Tai Chi. It's real but it doesn't make Mizner good that he knows the very basics of the art. Frankly it's sad that this is what they're showing off.

👏❤️👍💯 Couldn't have been said better. Thank you

That's so clear... Thank's a lot ❤

strangely enough the documentary is not to be found anywhere anymore

Thank you for such concise information Adam 🙏🏽

True fact 🙂🙏🏼👊🏼

Be a lot easier if someone could actually explain what Chi is! I have never heard a reasonable explanation. Most analogies are ridiculous and totally boring.

I have read the story of how Yang Lu Chan learned Tai Chi from observing Chen family Tai Chi but from whom were the Chens taught all the inner door secrets or were they "discovered" simply from their own studies

This appears to be a bridge between push hands and application. I am a practitioner of TJQ and, in my mind, if my strategy is I will win a fight by making them get up a lot, then I'm not so sure this is the best strategy... I'm not sure it's quite to sanshou. Throwing could work to buy time for me to get away, or I could add striking.. Thanks for sharing.

This isn't a dig at HME as MANY different Tai Chi schools teach the same nonsense - NEVER simply push an attacker away, you are just letting them know you have skill so they can have time to pull (or get) a weapon, or run away and come back with friends. If you are not being attacked by someone posing a serious threat then there should be no need for a physical response, other than maybe some gentle hands on contact to reassure the person that all is good and fighting is not required.

Excellent. Thanks for the inspiration.