Good execution., To the guy who said you need low stances, wrong, low stances are for building your self when practiceing without a partner. If you start from a low stance you show you don't know, you are still external .
Whilst I appreciate the quality of the sensitivity and chin na skills shown here, I don't like the casual high stances and lack of sinking evident. Playing like that they would have great difficulty dealing with any strong pushes or sudden changes.
thanks for your good comments. will try to reflect to Master Sheng and hopefully I may get their lower stance, e.g. Da-lui, push-hands with San-shou(free sparring)demo to share on web.
I can't agree with you more. For rarely we have a chance seeing such fluent push-hands moves and nice technique applied. Most of push-hand films I've seen before were slow and even look like "pre-set". This one is flowing and more real.
Good execution., To the guy who said you need low stances, wrong, low stances are for building your self when practiceing without a partner. If you start from a low stance you show you don't know, you are still external .
YIQUANONE 8 months ago
I like their fluid movement, and following through to applications.
softengines 3 years ago
Whilst I appreciate the quality of the sensitivity and chin na skills shown here, I don't like the casual high stances and lack of sinking evident. Playing like that they would have great difficulty dealing with any strong pushes or sudden changes.
pikeamus 5 years ago
thanks for your good comments. will try to reflect to Master Sheng and hopefully I may get their lower stance, e.g. Da-lui, push-hands with San-shou(free sparring)demo to share on web.
taijifan2006 5 years ago
I can't agree with you more. For rarely we have a chance seeing such fluent push-hands moves and nice technique applied. Most of push-hand films I've seen before were slow and even look like "pre-set". This one is flowing and more real.
littlewu 5 years ago
I like this. good technique used in Taiji push-hands. rarely beautiful and fluent moves.
leos2003 5 years ago