@nevonja No it is not "better" just different. take both. hard style Tai Chi is an excellent way to learn flow, countering, re-directing attacks, and managing ones on energy. Of-course there are many other qualities; so take both. As an expert and veteran fighter I always advice Martial Artist to master at least to contrasting styles, like Kung Fu and Judo or Karate and Tai Chi, etc.
Unlike most Tai Chi Practioners who believe the power comes within. Master Wong is a guy that believes in the true powers of the style as in speed, strength and technique. He knows that being slightly angry makes him that bit more vicious and strong and this applies to Tai Chi. All them teachers that say "oh to be good you have to believe in your inner power and bring it out." They havent been in a bar fight. Master Wong is a true trainer.
Chen Tai Chi teaches you self defense and much more but unfortunately this guy is not applying Tai Chi principles. He may have some form of Kung Fu training and try to claim this is Tai Chi. He is way too hard to be Tai Chi.
I'm a BRAZILIAN JIU JITSU blue belt, and I like this guy. I studied Wu Hao style Taijiquan and Northern Long Fist Kungfu for 6 years, and had to try to figure out applications on my own. I finally got fed up and went to BJJ to find something less ambiguous. I was surprised to see how useful the skills I picked up from push hands and chi na training during by Kungfu days, and how the listening skills made me a menace on the mat early on, and still help me today. BRAVO, Sifu Wong!
I love how overly violent he is, i'm surprised he's never been a bad guy in any Kung Fu movies, screw Carter Wong or Hwang Jang Lee, this guy is brutal!
'To do dis pa'chicula moo'men you mus do de wok to understan and bust his fucken head so he cnt hit his mom and cry his eyeball out like 'eee! aaah! im a big baby!"
Love the self defence where he begins by pushing his assailant. Good techniques but if you want to remain good by the law you can tempt them to hit you but you can't hit them first.
That is not exactly an opening move. It was not studied in a combo. If you are in the middle of a fight that you did not start and you want to grab the guy or push him, he will not just let you. If he trys to stop you, this is the next move. The study of martial arts is like studying chess. Anyone can learn a single move but only a master can put them together in the way that is most effective.
Talkimg of realistic taiji was developed for combat & used for fighting, have you ever had a fight? If so what does your face look like? I am not saying that one who practise taiji is mean and aggresive but when you are fighting for real you are fierce , if you disagree i then you obviosly havet had to fight for your life before
I like this Master Wong, and i have some of his dvd's. They are helpful to me. I have a saying, better to be tried by 12 that to be carried by 6. If some worthless uneducated rubbish druged up piece of crap tries to kill you, then kill them, do not worry about the law. In that moment of madness, the law will not be there to help you, only your training can help you, and the more you train, the more help you give to yourself. So remember, better to be tried by 12 than to be carried by 6. KILL....
It's interesting that the instructor allows the opponent to push or make contact with him before he counterattacks. Not sure that would be a good idea if the attacker had a weapon.
Ho-leee crap! This is what a "Dear John" letter from China will do to a Kung Fu Master! In the illustrious words of Omega Prime, "Calm down, Calm down!"
I don't know where St, Petersburg is, but Kam Lee has a school in Jacksonville. He is a 20th Generation Successor and Lineage Holder in Chen Style taijiquan.
Master Asr Cordes is my martial brother and a 20th generation successor to Chen Style as well. He is one of only five disciples to Grandmaster Cheng Jincai, while Master Kam Lee is a disciple to Grandmaster Zhu Tiancai. I know them both personally and they are both very qualified Masters. Last I heard he was also in San Diego, look him up on facebook. He teaches small groups and may be hard to find. Good luck.
EL Taichi es maravilloso es un arte interno que tiene aplicaciones tanto en la salud, el espiritu y la defesa personal, pero no se puede entender sino se hace primero en la circularidad y la lentitud. Asi fuera los violentos y los que solo busca la fuerza bruta nunca aprendera el taichi verdadero....
HAHAHAH! I love the second move, where a guy bumps into him, he glares at him and fucking shoulders him into the ground! Now if only I could do that everyday in London...
Okay, so if anyone thinks that Tai Chi (or even Shaolin for that matter) can't be used on the street after this, then they are delusional. A good example of how traditional CMA can be used in any situation.
you know what, some martial arts moves are only good for self defence. if someone attacks you, use the self defense form. if someone challenges you to a fight, use the striking form.
jajajajjajajaja mma the best
davidreinoso1 4 months ago
When you learn the slow version of Tai Chi, can you do this like master Wong, because he is awesome
Champaey25 6 months ago
They always forget to show you that once your opponent is on the floor...you should run in the opposite direction....
dangerouswater 7 months ago
Surprisingly similar to Kuzushi-Waza, present in Japanese and Ryukyuan systems.
Hankthejollyspoon 10 months ago
I think Kungfu Panda would destroy him!
zprodigalson 11 months ago
is this bether than wing chun?
after watching this video i got a dilema -.-
nevonja 1 year ago
@nevonja No it is not "better" just different. take both. hard style Tai Chi is an excellent way to learn flow, countering, re-directing attacks, and managing ones on energy. Of-course there are many other qualities; so take both. As an expert and veteran fighter I always advice Martial Artist to master at least to contrasting styles, like Kung Fu and Judo or Karate and Tai Chi, etc.
MrWaterfighter 1 year ago
FATALITY !!
emir95r 1 year ago
I've been doing Tai Chi for years but have never used it to fight. None the less, I think if I ever had to I am conditioned enough to defend myself.
moondog50002000 1 year ago
He is a great martial artist. He knows his stuff.
shinbooks 1 year ago
Unlike most Tai Chi Practioners who believe the power comes within. Master Wong is a guy that believes in the true powers of the style as in speed, strength and technique. He knows that being slightly angry makes him that bit more vicious and strong and this applies to Tai Chi. All them teachers that say "oh to be good you have to believe in your inner power and bring it out." They havent been in a bar fight. Master Wong is a true trainer.
doow90 1 year ago
@doow90 Totally! Training with a calm mind only helps to keep the anger from blinding you. Doesn't mean to be soft, but to be more like a whip.
micsir888 1 year ago
Seems like a pretty angry tai chi practitioner.
jiukunthai 1 year ago 4
actually those sort of techniques look pretty intresting.
Ghost572 1 year ago
Tai chi will improve you martial arts skill
Ginkung 1 year ago
wich song is it
bvfa21 1 year ago
I am
Waxfiretape 1 year ago
hm...hm...hm...hmmm...
senajac5 1 year ago 2
i love this kind of martial art
robertinho102 1 year ago
@TheMartialartsJedi awesome.... i still havent started yet, but i been doing a shit-ton of reading on tai-chi...
414myniggaz 1 year ago
i wanto learn tai chi... i had no clue self defense was part of it... im starting tomrrow i swear soo fuckin cool
414myniggaz 1 year ago
if this aint for the streets i don't know what is? i thought aikido was cool.
chebf1231 2 years ago
i didn't know they taugh all that in tai chi?
chebf1231 2 years ago
@chebf1231
Chen Tai Chi teaches you self defense and much more but unfortunately this guy is not applying Tai Chi principles. He may have some form of Kung Fu training and try to claim this is Tai Chi. He is way too hard to be Tai Chi.
munchichi8 2 years ago
@munchichi8, Cover his mean face up and watch the video again. He is plenty calm and relaxed, he is just moving in a realistic speed.
fcuk4220 1 year ago
I'm a BRAZILIAN JIU JITSU blue belt, and I like this guy. I studied Wu Hao style Taijiquan and Northern Long Fist Kungfu for 6 years, and had to try to figure out applications on my own. I finally got fed up and went to BJJ to find something less ambiguous. I was surprised to see how useful the skills I picked up from push hands and chi na training during by Kungfu days, and how the listening skills made me a menace on the mat early on, and still help me today. BRAVO, Sifu Wong!
TheRockasaki 2 years ago 17
I like his Chin Na and Slant Flying apps!
FlamencoChe 2 years ago
i can see tai chi chin na.
seanadupre 2 years ago
I love this fucking guy, he's the shit
pama4242 2 years ago 20
I love how overly violent he is, i'm surprised he's never been a bad guy in any Kung Fu movies, screw Carter Wong or Hwang Jang Lee, this guy is brutal!
watts18269 2 years ago
Mr. Wong in one statement: =
'To do dis pa'chicula moo'men you mus do de wok to understan and bust his fucken head so he cnt hit his mom and cry his eyeball out like 'eee! aaah! im a big baby!"
torpedo192 3 years ago
Love the self defence where he begins by pushing his assailant. Good techniques but if you want to remain good by the law you can tempt them to hit you but you can't hit them first.
TaoistSoldier 3 years ago
That is not exactly an opening move. It was not studied in a combo. If you are in the middle of a fight that you did not start and you want to grab the guy or push him, he will not just let you. If he trys to stop you, this is the next move. The study of martial arts is like studying chess. Anyone can learn a single move but only a master can put them together in the way that is most effective.
ThirdEyeLight 2 years ago
You have that little stopping point at the end of each ''technique''. That means that you are stopping some power instead of just continue it.
Ingve1234 3 years ago
Song of the vid?
Thx.
ShuKieCortez 3 years ago
Dude looks so serious "Attack me and I'll show you my serious face". But does this give a realistic view of taichi?
Sandwhaler 3 years ago
Talkimg of realistic taiji was developed for combat & used for fighting, have you ever had a fight? If so what does your face look like? I am not saying that one who practise taiji is mean and aggresive but when you are fighting for real you are fierce , if you disagree i then you obviosly havet had to fight for your life before
taijihitman 3 years ago
great ill try it on my brother
BrothersInFaith 3 years ago
i like those poses at the end of every move. makes him look super bad ass.
Apoktite 3 years ago
I like this Master Wong, and i have some of his dvd's. They are helpful to me. I have a saying, better to be tried by 12 that to be carried by 6. If some worthless uneducated rubbish druged up piece of crap tries to kill you, then kill them, do not worry about the law. In that moment of madness, the law will not be there to help you, only your training can help you, and the more you train, the more help you give to yourself. So remember, better to be tried by 12 than to be carried by 6. KILL....
macktheknife888 3 years ago
good advice macktheknife888,good advice.
mezusmo 3 years ago
Laughable. Ten movement knife disarms, I'm sure the guy will stand there waiting for that to happen.
phauna 3 years ago
man its a demostration of how to do it, he wont broke the neck to his assistant ;D
xilo301 3 years ago
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bjon123abc 3 years ago
It's interesting that the instructor allows the opponent to push or make contact with him before he counterattacks. Not sure that would be a good idea if the attacker had a weapon.
Jeff6124355432345 3 years ago
Ho-leee crap! This is what a "Dear John" letter from China will do to a Kung Fu Master! In the illustrious words of Omega Prime, "Calm down, Calm down!"
tribexa 3 years ago
@tribexa I couldn't agree more!
AndyMan4000 1 year ago
This guy man he has some skill.
MartialArtNerd52475 3 years ago 3
Does anyone know a Yang tai chi, tai chi chen, or northern praying mantis trainers in or near St. Petersburg, Florida?
PRPWR 3 years ago
I don't know where St, Petersburg is, but Kam Lee has a school in Jacksonville. He is a 20th Generation Successor and Lineage Holder in Chen Style taijiquan.
Bluesiytangco 3 years ago
Thanks for the info but unfortunately, I had to move out to California and now i'm in san diego. Any suggestions?
xXGuitarGuruXx 3 years ago
Master Asr Cordes is my martial brother and a 20th generation successor to Chen Style as well. He is one of only five disciples to Grandmaster Cheng Jincai, while Master Kam Lee is a disciple to Grandmaster Zhu Tiancai. I know them both personally and they are both very qualified Masters. Last I heard he was also in San Diego, look him up on facebook. He teaches small groups and may be hard to find. Good luck.
Bluesiytangco 3 years ago
EL Taichi es maravilloso es un arte interno que tiene aplicaciones tanto en la salud, el espiritu y la defesa personal, pero no se puede entender sino se hace primero en la circularidad y la lentitud. Asi fuera los violentos y los que solo busca la fuerza bruta nunca aprendera el taichi verdadero....
nicopsico 3 years ago 2
lol I'm convinced 50% of this guys power comes from his scowl...
rory2501 4 years ago
LOL
ElyakYeldarb 4 years ago
of course they do, do u really think he would just take someone of the street that he didn't know to do this?
TheShaoLinDisciple91 4 years ago
Those shoulders attaks are good if you are arrested and hand cuffed. :)
andysun73 4 years ago
i know i wanna learn those shoulder strikes
so much power from him!
TsangBokyan 4 years ago
HAHAHAH! I love the second move, where a guy bumps into him, he glares at him and fucking shoulders him into the ground! Now if only I could do that everyday in London...
monster0129 4 years ago 2
I love this guy
8triagrammer 4 years ago
Okay, so if anyone thinks that Tai Chi (or even Shaolin for that matter) can't be used on the street after this, then they are delusional. A good example of how traditional CMA can be used in any situation.
LuckySevenSamson 4 years ago
you know what, some martial arts moves are only good for self defence. if someone attacks you, use the self defense form. if someone challenges you to a fight, use the striking form.
HomedudePedroski 4 years ago
I prefer,'if someone challanges you to a fight-- say no...' A lot less injuries and vendettas this way. Well... most of the time.
ElyakYeldarb 4 years ago
well I was thinking about martial arts fighting but if you say so, I agree. martial arts is still fun though, it's good for a sport competition.
HomedudePedroski 4 years ago
good! good example of tai chi self defense
nilsonmorhes 5 years ago