Pushing hands 3, Chen Xiaowang, Chen Bing, Chen tuej shou, taijiquan chen, pushhands master Chen

Pushing hands Grandmaster Chen Xiaowang and Chen Bing. Chenstyle Taijiquan. Push hands practice is key to developing practical skill in taijiquan. An opponent or partner allows you to work on your alignment when facing various forces, neutralization skills, sense of feeling, timing, ... The following collection of push hands drills are practices that we have taken from Chen, Wu, and Yang style.

[@lhkeng]

I have been to Chen Bing's seminar. He is a true master... simply awesome. Knowing that, seeing Chen Xiaowang do this is even more amazing.

[@miguelhidalgo5639]

amazing, Chen Xiaowang is truly masterfull

[@itinerantpoet1341]

Love the music, and 0:47 was slick, as is this great master's ability to put focus into his throws! This is also a great example of how all great masters become softer (and significantly more formidable) as they get older and the decades of assiduous practice coalesce. It's rare to see deep, high-level internal technique before middle age in my experience. He's a Chen master, but one can also do these applications with other "large frame" styles. "We're all one big family". 😊

[@Hamking1]

Does CXW have a kungfu "nick-name"? If not I suggest:
不動的山 - The Immovable Mountain

[@itinerantpoet1341]

Notice also how he "controls the space", something older masters can do without thinking, using smaller adjustment than the young players need. (If you've ever had the opportunity to push with an older master, you'll know what I mean:)

[@smidjepeter]

The music is insulting !!!

[@lgv3051]

What's up with the music 😕

[@ominae1]

Priceless!

[@muntedme203]

😂😂😂😂😂