Both has decent taiji bodies and skill. But one has a clearly more open lower back and sunk tailbone. The results of that quality is clear in this exchange.
The guy in red was misplacing his front foot breaking his own hip alignment. Didn't even start off even on the markers. He had no chance. Im surprised the judges didn't correct that so it was 50/50.
Gotta love the roleback action, separating the balance from the mass in the oponent. Everytime he tries to recover from the energy you have a new hole for him to fill. This is awesome
The problem is however that pushhands is a training method and not something to compete in, better invest in loss and not follow competative rules such as no stepping
Garbage. there is no real pressure going on, only soft vs soft, how are you going to deal with other martial artists of other styles?!?! weakening of Tai Chi as a martial art. At least you won. good on you.
I disagree with you in two ways. Soft style pushing hands training can benefit greatly in real combat for one. For the other, I disagree about there being no pressure. There is at least one time you can clearly see the guy in red really try to shove. I’m willing to bet he was pressuring in the clinch too. I’m see in a lot of bullshit tai chi posts people saying ‘you have to feel it to believe it’ and they make me laugh. Pushing hands with a real expert is where that phrase has real meaning.
He beat a bjj black belt in the video ' World Series push hands 2022 ( match 3) Sifu Nicco true Tai chi push hands" I suggest you see matches 1 and 2. His opponents were trying raw physical force. He beat both of them.Fifteen to zero.
This comment is misguided, and the reason is obvious once you think about it. Sure, Red could use more force, but so could Black. If Black has superior structure and sensitivity at low amplitude, who do you think will have superior structure and sensitivity at high amplitude? Common sense and experience both indicate that if you can't beat someone going slow and gentle, you won't be able to beat them going hard and fast either.
This is when someone with little knowledge of how Tai Chi works would say something like this. I did my challenges as well and i always tell people if you are coming at me hard you will fall harder so be careful. keep training.
Real tai chi without wrestling. Good job sifu Nicholas.
I understand what you're trying to say but Taichi IS wrestling. Just good wrestling tho, wrestling that is not dependent on sheer strenght
Great to see true Tuishou. And see egomaniac Shoreline get schooled.
Both has decent taiji bodies and skill. But one has a clearly more open lower back and sunk tailbone. The results of that quality is clear in this exchange.
The guy in red was misplacing his front foot breaking his own hip alignment. Didn't even start off even on the markers. He had no chance. Im surprised the judges didn't correct that so it was 50/50.
Gotta love the roleback action, separating the balance from the mass in the oponent. Everytime he tries to recover from the energy you have a new hole for him to fill. This is awesome
The problem is however that pushhands is a training method and not something to compete in, better invest in loss and not follow competative rules such as no stepping
Yeah, you can still compete in it, but it definitely wasn't made for that
Nice to see REAL tai-ji principles ' instead of poor push-shove , leaning, & stumbling! :) zhe ge shi tai hao le'! duo xie Nin.
Talk about having Roots! Wow real push hand's.Great work Sifu Niko!
I certainly prefer this way of push hands to the typical wrestling of two "bulls" which is as far from Tai Chi as you can get.
Loved your sung.
Nice spirals and wriggles there. ;)
Nice tuishou...💪💪💪👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏
Great job 💯
I love watching you compete, it’s so crazy! Do you know anyone that can beat you?
Thank you! Currently only one person has ever beaten me but I am undefeated in Tournaments!
@@sifuniko Skill here is impressive. The guy you beat here is top in some tourneys. Do you compete in step moving as well?
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Hi Sifu Niko. Much respect. We should talk. I am Sifu Ra or Sifu Rasheem
sad to see all the masks but nice work
Cringe, front to back.
Garbage. there is no real pressure going on, only soft vs soft, how are you going to deal with other martial artists of other styles?!?! weakening of Tai Chi as a martial art. At least you won. good on you.
I disagree with you in two ways. Soft style pushing hands training can benefit greatly in real combat for one. For the other, I disagree about there being no pressure. There is at least one time you can clearly see the guy in red really try to shove. I’m willing to bet he was pressuring in the clinch too.
I’m see in a lot of bullshit tai chi posts people saying ‘you have to feel it to believe it’ and they make me laugh. Pushing hands with a real expert is where that phrase has real meaning.
He beat a bjj black belt in the video ' World Series push hands 2022 ( match 3) Sifu Nicco true Tai chi push hands" I suggest you see matches 1 and 2. His opponents were trying raw physical force. He beat both of them.Fifteen to zero.
This comment is misguided, and the reason is obvious once you think about it. Sure, Red could use more force, but so could Black. If Black has superior structure and sensitivity at low amplitude, who do you think will have superior structure and sensitivity at high amplitude? Common sense and experience both indicate that if you can't beat someone going slow and gentle, you won't be able to beat them going hard and fast either.
This is when someone with little knowledge of how Tai Chi works would say something like this. I did my challenges as well and i always tell people if you are coming at me hard you will fall harder so be careful. keep training.
@@danedormio great way to explain it!
Absolutely pointless.
I didn't know you compete with @shorelinetaichi ok alright.