thanks for showing this. The first entry is similar to Aikido's iriminage, entry throw or takedown. I like the fact you demonstrated the counter when the first move is in transition.
This is very awesome, thank you for sharing! When I used Large Form (I am a novice of Nanjing style Bajiquan), 掛塌 was always my favorite move. Back then, I had zero wrestling/grappling experience, so I did not quite understand some moves like 大缠, but I understood 掛塌 very well. Now I practice Beijing-style Shuaijiao and my favorite of techniques is 崴. 掛塌 is basically our version of 崴, while 反掛塌 and is our 切子. The technical applications may be a bit different, but I love the overwhelming similarities, and I hope to smoothly and effectively use my Shuaijiao and Bajiquan in my self-protection. Thank you so much for videos such as these. They have helped me further my understanding, while also just being super awesome!
Please choose something that is practical. Chinese martial arts always get beaten really really badly in the ring. All it takes is someone trains boxing or Muay Thai or wrestling or BJJ and then these Chinese martial arts will drop in seconds. Try search Xu Xiaodong.
Why do people think this is a show for them to watch, if you want to see sparring goto MMA Shred or some other channels. We demonstrate techniques and applications here so that YOU can try it out in your sparring. This isn’t a show, and we are not showmen.
掛塌和保定跤的斜打跟柔道的大外割原理相通，如果上步前沒有破壞對手重心，就很容易被反摔。
这叫别子，从传统刚腿鞭子化出。
thanks for showing this. The first entry is similar to Aikido's iriminage, entry throw or takedown. I like the fact you demonstrated the counter when the first move is in transition.
This is very awesome, thank you for sharing! When I used Large Form (I am a novice of Nanjing style Bajiquan), 掛塌 was always my favorite move. Back then, I had zero wrestling/grappling experience, so I did not quite understand some moves like 大缠, but I understood 掛塌 very well. Now I practice Beijing-style Shuaijiao and my favorite of techniques is 崴. 掛塌 is basically our version of 崴, while 反掛塌 and is our 切子. The technical applications may be a bit different, but I love the overwhelming similarities, and I hope to smoothly and effectively use my Shuaijiao and Bajiquan in my self-protection. Thank you so much for videos such as these. They have helped me further my understanding, while also just being super awesome!
@@snakeintwistedtree traditional Chinese martial arts should be all encompassing. 摔打一家, shuai and striking are inseparable.
Thank you so much for these videos. I’ve learned a lot over the years. 👍💪👊
This is perfect to teach my daughters today.🎉
For sure!
Please choose something that is practical. Chinese martial arts always get beaten really really badly in the ring. All it takes is someone trains boxing or Muay Thai or wrestling or BJJ and then these Chinese martial arts will drop in seconds. Try search Xu Xiaodong.
Like that this not only showcased a takedown, but also a reversal to defend against it.
Cool t-shirts!
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please spar for real...
Why do people think this is a show for them to watch, if you want to see sparring goto MMA Shred or some other channels. We demonstrate techniques and applications here so that YOU can try it out in your sparring. This isn’t a show, and we are not showmen.
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請問此武術能對付暗殺家族嗎？
@@of_myself 暗殺家族？