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Tai Chi Applications Demonstration by Grandmaster Wang Xi'an
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- Опубліковано 21 лют 2014
- Taiji Zen Master Instructor Wang Zhanhai's father, Wang Xi'an, from Chen village demonstrates some awesome Tai Chi applications.
Tai Chi Chuan is mostly famous for its graceful slow movements and its many health benefits. Grandmaster Wang show clearly in this clip how Tai Chi Chuan also is a highly effective martial art. All the slow moves from the Tai Chi form all have martial applications.
Taken from CCTV 4's documentary series "Experiencing Real Kung Fu"
I like these kinds of demonstrations. Accepting challenges from any martial artist from any style. No qi tests or no touch knockouts. Just clever physics. About using tai chi in a street fight - to be honest, the other benefits offered by tai chi are way more useful in everyday life and will give you tremendous benefit. How often do you get in a street fight? Unless you go looking for one it's not often. Having peak physical and mental performance is way more useful. Not even considering the spiritual growth you go through too.
spiritual growth goes beyond Tai Chi practice (Tao Lu) it is what you accomplish the *rest of the day* - 更谦虚
One of the more convincing demonstrations
MMA funks are searching for this sifu as their next target.
😂
Tai chi looks soft but may be lethal.A lot of hardworks and training are required for any to acquire this ancient skill.
3:05 how to escape from a fingerlock
Most people here don’t understand that Taiji is actually a grappling art that addresses the issue of striking. But not mystical power nor anything. It’s just some form of wrestling. And by the way it shares lots of the principles and techniques with Greco Roman wrestling. Like some hip throws, shoulder throws, foot sweeps and even the famous arm drag to a back take like in Greco. There are some vids on UA-cam that show some Taiji wrestling and competitions. It is just some form of wrestling. And by the way people think it is called TaiChi when it is Taiji.
Some people added the mysticism shit into it.
Witcher it’s just pronunciation, the spelling doesn’t matter that much...I use to hear a master call it taiqi. There’s mysticism because there’s a LOT of secrets in the taiji/Kung fu culture. Maybe it has to do with an oppressive government I’m not sure. But that’s what contributed to a lot of BS being spread around the world. Even take someone like Cheng Man Ching....this guy had “it”. But 95% of his students were just taught forms and how to move around in a useless manner.
Just because you heard Ramsey Dewey call it a grappling art, that doesn’t make it so. It’s a complete system with strikes and grappling. It’s just that there are so few real teachers left
@@indefenceofthetraditionalma no that’s not true, it’s not a complete martial art. Try to strike only with tai chi strikes against someone using a striking art and you will see what will happen. Try to use tai chi using grappling only against a specialist in some grappling art and you will be demolished.
@@alafifi101 awful logic. That’s like saying an mma fighter isn’t complete because if they entered a grappling match against Gordon Ryan then they’d lose. Getting out struck? Then grapple. Fighting a better grappler? Then strike. I’m not pretending that practicing tai chi chaun is going to make you a better fighter than if you train mma but to make out it’s just a grappling art, when that is clearly not the case, is just silly
@@indefenceofthetraditionalma
Do you think you can use tai chi striking only in a fight?
That’s what I meant by calling it not a complete martial art. Try to use tai chi striking only in a fight. And you will see where that will get you. But you can totally use striking only or grappling only as an MMA fighter. And there are strikers in MMA who beat some of the best kickboxers. And there are some grapplers in MMA that actually took gold medals in multiple international championships. For example like Israel Adysanya who was a kickboxing champion. And like Gilbert Burns who won international Jiu Jitsu championships multiple times. Yet he is a very good striker. Try that with Tai Chi. Don’t make it specific about Gordon Rayan.
The last guy knew his usess
Excellent style
Now I know what to do if an attacker tries to shake my hand or pushes my waist. 😆
this is the way you end the fight quickly with less time and energy, that is martial art. street fight and fighting championship is totally different, there is no rule out there in the street. you better forget mma or any else shit because it depends by the practicioner not the martial arts they practice.
that's why Bruce Lee discover jeet kune do to combine all movement cause "sometimes" the old school kung fu had some weakness to apply in street fight. IMHO
Some of yall really lack depth of perception if you cant see the real world applications you should look into it more. wresling,judo,thiji are all similar if not different names for the same thing, all it is is useing your oponents weight and center of balance against them, its about grapling and the physics of it. And obviously thiji like any other singular figting styles have advantages and disadvantages hence the name mma (weed out the weaknesses and adopt the strengths) if you want to learn how to use devistating strikes learn boxing or mui tai or something meant for strikeing not for grapaling or evasion. In my life experience theres half bull shit and half truth in everything and thats why you should think about it rather than jumping to conclusions
Hello 🙋 someone who trained in tai chi for a decade here. It’s not jumping to conclusions to call out techniques that won’t work. You won’t see wrestlers or judoka using these sorts of techniques for a very valid reason. They require a compliant opponent who doesn’t fight back for them to work
what I dislike out these demos is that they dont show the most obvious attack that you'd encounter in real life and focus on pushing the waist, WTF????
+Calogero Fiore It's a demonstration of training lol........
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Fair enough, but why not demo a real attack?
There are other masters who do, and he probably has too, but not in this clip.
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Okay, thanks.
If you look at the last part of the video, where a guy sort of provoke the guy in black, it's already very close to a realistic situation. You don't get random people wanting to hit you all the time, usually it starts from this kind of provoking movement. And that's probably the old guy's student, so you can naturally assume that the old guy must be able to do it better.
Chen es sencillamente maravilloso
Is that Aikido?
Tai chi
Nice
на самом деле вот таким невинным ударом в грудь останавливается работа сердца. разрыв сердца смерть , 5- 10 секунд. с концов пальцев сброс в концы ладоней. мастер зря показываеш это .хотя 6-7 лет тренировок такой накат дадут .смерть на концах пальцев .болюшань стиль Чень.
In respect of Body touch, taichi will definitely win, but street fight is different story
Why is that though?
@@donnchadhmcginley3153 taichi practitioner can feel better of the flow of force.
徐晓冬
Real fight isn't like that.
It's not a real fight but a demonstration of technique so that you understand how it can be used. Applications of any fighting technique is situational.
反关节擒拿而已，别大惊小怪的。
fantasy arts
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Grandmaster of bullshido
All very nice untill you come up against an opponent really out to hurt you-just like the chines mma guy knocking you lot into next centurary
reality:you could get fucked up GOOD trying to even LAY HANDS on this guy. That's the POINT.
Try ro fight with pilipino boxer..
This is mostly exercise. Not useful much on the street. Way to violent for me. LOL
You are missing the exercise. The demonstration is about understanding angles and how to lock people and use that lock to control them. Once you understand the basic principles then you can use it against grab attacks.
Tai Fool, Bullshitdo,
lol
Bullshito
white guy dressed in chinese clothes is kind of a joke.
Racist
Come on man, tai chi is not like that
No disrespect to any practitioners but this is complete rubbish and would not work in a street fight. Don't bother arguing with me go out in the street and try to use it and see what happens.
dada8800 You should search up taichi one day. Its an art, takes a long time to get good enough to use it on the street.
dada8800 No disrespect but you must be an ignorant noob. Martial Art techniques are effective in a street fight period.
dada8800 This is already disrespectful enough. I bet you don't know that there are four Tai Chi Grandmasters in China. Xi'an Wang is one of them, and he is famous for his particular emphasis on real fighting. He trained his son, Zhanjun Wang, into the national Tai Chi contest champion. This video shows no more than 0.0000001% of what he's got. You probably need an ambulance standing by before you start a street fight with him.
+dada8800 who said that you learn a martial art for street fights?
+dada8800 Troll much?
#bullshido
master wu is better
CCTV正BULLSHIT!!!
Traditional kung fu is garbage for fighting.
Depends. What you see here in the video, yes. There are some styles that are actually pretty usable, like Bajiquan or Choy Lay Fut, if practiced with right intent and partner practice.
Its always comes down to the practioner, not usually the style or art.
Ten boxers may train at same gym, same coach, same hours, they will be 10 individuals, with all levels of talents and abilities.
Some people never study shit and have natural fighting skills and kick ass.
This is just a demo of 10 different things to show some training methods, nothing more, not exactly how they would fight etc...
It's like watching a boxer skipping, doing sit-ups, stretching, jogging and saying, "That would be useless in the ring"
Open your mind a little.
A two year old can punch a grown man in the nuts and drop him in agony.