THANK YOU , THANK YOU , THANK YOU !!! 😀 We need more videos like this! This is the true essence of the martial arts of China. It is so relaxing to watch.
There are some Spanish fencing methods that also focus on maintaining defensive contact while simultaneously making the cut. Thanks for the input. I'll be sure to look into the German method you mentioned.
@@TaijiFencing ua-cam.com/video/YvEJqZ2pw-Q/v-deo.html Here is a video that showcases the similarity quite well (in the german style, this fighting from sword contact is called "winden"). At full speed sparring, winden occurs less frequently than in slower drilling, but it is still present.
@@TaijiFencing ua-cam.com/video/CnTXKWvhYg0/v-deo.html this is another system that reminds me of your style. Not to say that you copied from anyone obviously, but that it can be a good idea to train blade contact fencing.
Some people say: ,,I would love to see sth. like HEMA in asian martial arts" and I say: Here you are my friends, here you are. Beautiful training culture and very beneficial approach to fencing - I won't say ,,complete", but I love that, also as I love Roland Warzecha interpretation of european sword and buckler training and dueling.
Thanks for the comment! Swordsmanship is made up of many components, so you're right that Taiji Fencing isn't the only method one should practice. We only hope people can enjoy themselves while cultivating skill that can transition to other styles and combat. Thank you for the interest. I hope you can check out or Taiji Fencing 101 video series if you'd like to get some more details on this training method and sport.
If you have a chance to check out our Taiji Fencing 101 videos, they explain a bit more about the principles you might find familiar from push hand combat theory! Thanks for watching~~ Jiayou!
We are now posting some of our archived fencing footage on the channel. Here is a link to the playlist. Taiji Fencing Moments: ua-cam.com/play/PLAxAFLp63vA8ALgIxr2_4BznJ2LCZ-PRx.html #taijifencingmoments
We are doing our best to launch training groups in various cities for the past few years. Right now we encourage to get their own local training groups, or visit a Taiji Fencing workshop to learn the basics. We have our new Taiji Fencing 101 video series now for people to learn the basics online and with their groups.
Neat! Are you planning on expanding your league to other countries? Maybe you could upload instruction videos, it would be so nice to learn how to fight like that!
The part from 1:50-1:57 looked like something from a dance recital. No offense intended. Still it all looks cool. Didn't know taiji had weapons forms to it, granted my only exposure to it is waterbending from Avatar. This was very interesting to see.
Taiji refers to the principle of the interplay of creativity and receptivity. The Taiji Tu is the image of this principle, we call a yin yang in English. So, Taiji sword is not necessarily connected to Taiji Quan. But they do both focus on this concept of change. In modern times. They are practiced together as part of the same art. Many styles of Taiji terms in their full/long Chinese names. Thanks for the commentary! I'm glad you can see a new value to Taiji practices. 👐
Hopefully you can join check out or Taiji Fencing 101 series and maybe apply some of the concepts when you spar with your training community. Thanks for watching!
"It's like Ballet, only if you fuck up, you die." -Me, 2021
Confucius one said. "Never give a sword to a man who can't dance." 👐🖖
What an introduction to Tai Chi fencing, I want to give it a go!
I hope you can try it now that the lockdowns are lifting. Just be careful & don't stab to the face!
THANK YOU , THANK YOU ,
THANK YOU !!! 😀
We need more videos like this!
This is the true essence of the martial arts of China. It is so relaxing to watch.
Your warmth of most appreciated. I hope you can enjoy TJF with your community, together
Interesting, this system has some parallels with german messer fencing
There are some Spanish fencing methods that also focus on maintaining defensive contact while simultaneously making the cut.
Thanks for the input. I'll be sure to look into the German method you mentioned.
@@TaijiFencing ua-cam.com/video/YvEJqZ2pw-Q/v-deo.html Here is a video that showcases the similarity quite well (in the german style, this fighting from sword contact is called "winden"). At full speed sparring, winden occurs less frequently than in slower drilling, but it is still present.
@@TaijiFencing ua-cam.com/video/CnTXKWvhYg0/v-deo.html this is another system that reminds me of your style. Not to say that you copied from anyone obviously, but that it can be a good idea to train blade contact fencing.
Some people say: ,,I would love to see sth. like HEMA in asian martial arts" and I say: Here you are my friends, here you are. Beautiful training culture and very beneficial approach to fencing - I won't say ,,complete", but I love that, also as I love Roland Warzecha interpretation of european sword and buckler training and dueling.
Thanks for the comment! Swordsmanship is made up of many components, so you're right that Taiji Fencing isn't the only method one should practice. We only hope people can enjoy themselves while cultivating skill that can transition to other styles and combat.
Thank you for the interest. I hope you can check out or Taiji Fencing 101 video series if you'd like to get some more details on this training method and sport.
Well that got racists quick. Nothing you commented has anything to do with this video. 🤦♂️
Tai chi sword is awesome
Thanks for watching! Jiayou!
Thanks for sharing .
Thanks for watching!
Push hands but with swords
If you have a chance to check out our Taiji Fencing 101 videos, they explain a bit more about the principles you might find familiar from push hand combat theory!
Thanks for watching~~ Jiayou!
Nice!
Thank you! Cheers!
nice...
Thanks! Thanks for the comment also~~ :)
We are now posting some of our archived fencing footage on the channel. Here is a link to the playlist.
Taiji Fencing Moments: ua-cam.com/play/PLAxAFLp63vA8ALgIxr2_4BznJ2LCZ-PRx.html
#taijifencingmoments
Cool. I have not heard of it before. How does a person join a league? Where are these leagues located?
We are doing our best to launch training groups in various cities for the past few years. Right now we encourage to get their own local training groups, or visit a Taiji Fencing workshop to learn the basics.
We have our new Taiji Fencing 101 video series now for people to learn the basics online and with their groups.
Neat! Are you planning on expanding your league to other countries? Maybe you could upload instruction videos, it would be so nice to learn how to fight like that!
All week we are releasing a "how to" series teaching the basics. Thank you for the suggestion!
ua-cam.com/video/i5KluPFv7p8/v-deo.html
The part from 1:50-1:57 looked like something from a dance recital. No offense intended.
Still it all looks cool. Didn't know taiji had weapons forms to it, granted my only exposure to it is waterbending from Avatar. This was very interesting to see.
Taiji refers to the principle of the interplay of creativity and receptivity. The Taiji Tu is the image of this principle, we call a yin yang in English. So, Taiji sword is not necessarily connected to Taiji Quan. But they do both focus on this concept of change.
In modern times. They are practiced together as part of the same art. Many styles of Taiji terms in their full/long Chinese names.
Thanks for the commentary! I'm glad you can see a new value to Taiji practices. 👐
I think I see 'The Mandarin'?
XD
👊
ya'll must be jedi
as long as we aren't sith
So I guess ripostes don't exist in Tai Chi sword fighting?
In a sword fight, everything exists.
Those look like Ming Jian
You're right! Xia's is a Ming-based, while Soto's is Han-styled. Good eye! 👐
Do some sparring then we shall we ;)
Hopefully you can join check out or Taiji Fencing 101 series and maybe apply some of the concepts when you spar with your training community. Thanks for watching!
Nice video and all but my ears hurt from the intro
Sorry about that. Audio mixing is a very different art from swordplay.