@@madogblue To make it simple...for one thing, there is compression (from internal adjustments) and you can see that there is a "bounce" or a "crumbling" in the reaction-outcome of the opponent. One is unlikely to see these characteristics from a simple tripping.
Find the tai chi classic quote "4 oz to move a thousand pounds" then study some of his around the world classes on you tube and maybe you will get the gift of understanding.....
@@Practical-Method-Toronto people, even within your own art, can't see, refuse to see or just aren't dedicated so the lesdons don't take. How do you lnow someone is not worth your time? They need attention/explination, every time.
In my opinion it is not relevant at all, who would "finish" whom in a so called real fight. This teacher is showing fantastic biomechanical concepts, which are not really understood in a scientific way until now. For sure these methods and technics are useful in a fight, but maybe aswell in sports, or medicine. If I would use a knife for fighting, still for example Mike Tyson could finish me in seconds. But does that mean knifes are totally useless weapons? (That does not mean of course, that Chen Zhonghua would loose against Xu xiadong. It is just irrelevant.)
@@andpeoplesayineedalife6418 Watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/OvK_CXCEowY/v-deo.html . Here Sun Yang, a former sanda fighter who trained with Chen Zhonghua since 2016, applied standard taichi push hand grappling techniques in a Muay thai fight in Thailand, and it worked. I have lots of respect for Xu Xiaodong as a person, but there are also some successful professional fighters who extract some useful techniques from traditional martial arts and successfully incorporate them in their styles. A person with only traditional martial art training most likely cannot compete with a professional fighter. But many of the traditional techniques can still be extracted and applied in modern fighting.
He is a true master. I have noticed that many of the imbalances he creates are using his feet or legs to unbalance, and trip the other person.
unless you practice practical method,you can not see the internal reasons for the unbaiancing....
@@rossandgaylemiller8241 what separates it from simply tripping the other person?
@@madogblue To make it simple...for one thing, there is compression (from internal adjustments) and you can see that there is a "bounce" or a "crumbling" in the reaction-outcome of the opponent. One is unlikely to see these characteristics from a simple tripping.
only direct experience able to understand this teaching..
the lines are interesting 👍
the amount of experience is amazing.
very skilled
Find the tai chi classic quote "4 oz to move a thousand pounds" then study some of his around the world classes on you tube and maybe you will get the gift of understanding.....
In English I called this motor-setting
請問台灣有教陳中華太極系統的地方嗎?
洞洞五一八兩 不好意思。没有。
去山东大青山吧😆
Show de aula
功夫都在身上呢！
it's more look like jiujitsu than thai chi.
Right so what would a ju jitsu practioner call each of the moves shown above? Never seen any of those moves in a jujitsu curriculum
Any Chinese martial art technique that works,people who don't want to believe it will put a martial styles from some other ethnici group on it.
psychi
Who is this old man kidding?
No one. It's an experience you won't forget once you meet him in person.
@@Practical-Method-Toronto people, even within your own art, can't see, refuse to see or just aren't dedicated so the lesdons don't take. How do you lnow someone is not worth your time? They need attention/explination, every time.
His students have beaten grapplers of many styles in take down contests.
Total bs! Xu xiaodong would finish him in less than a minute!
In my opinion it is not relevant at all, who would "finish" whom in a so called real fight. This teacher is showing fantastic biomechanical concepts, which are not really understood in a scientific way until now. For sure these methods and technics are useful in a fight, but maybe aswell in sports, or medicine.
If I would use a knife for fighting, still for example Mike Tyson could finish me in seconds. But does that mean knifes are totally useless weapons? (That does not mean of course, that Chen Zhonghua would loose against Xu xiadong. It is just irrelevant.)
Shaun le mouton Schmidt biomechanics THAT DONT REALLY WORK!!!
@@andpeoplesayineedalife6418 Watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/OvK_CXCEowY/v-deo.html . Here Sun Yang, a former sanda fighter who trained with Chen Zhonghua since 2016, applied standard taichi push hand grappling techniques in a Muay thai fight in Thailand, and it worked. I have lots of respect for Xu Xiaodong as a person, but there are also some successful professional fighters who extract some useful techniques from traditional martial arts and successfully incorporate them in their styles. A person with only traditional martial art training most likely cannot compete with a professional fighter. But many of the traditional techniques can still be extracted and applied in modern fighting.
@@shaunlemoutonschmidt3480 nice try but unproven!cheorographed bs ,no different frm aikido!
@@outsky20051 yes,but will only work against an untrained man in the street, not a competitive fighter!