战波先生吴氏太极技法wushitaijikongfu

哈尔滨战波展示修培逊一系太极技法

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[cnhit]

It is reasonable for your laughing because you know nothing about Taiji. A person can not spell 'ridiculous' correctly should not give this kind of remark.

[Cunnysmythe]

Sorry, just saw your comment.

This is a fundamental element of Taiji. More or less any Taiji fighting video will feature these techniques, whether you can tell or not. Pushing hands is just the practise for real fighting - Where you learn to react to another person's force and work to get them off balance while maintaining your own. In fighting, the principles are just applied at a much higher speed. Do a search for the user rory2501, he has a lot of fighting vids that utilise this.

[bidibum]

then, show me some vid please, some fight vid with these techniques.

[littlecannon]

They are using long energy for the sake of demonstration. In reality the striking energy would be short, focused and abrupt causing internal injury.

[Cunnysmythe]

It's highly effective in a real fight. When receiving a punch, a skilled practitioner can instantly feel the direction and power of the blow and respond accordingly.

It's especially useful in grappling. Can you imagine winning a grappling situation with an opponent who can feel and interpret your every move and counter it by either sending you flying or breaking something?

[zyh627627]

i don't know exactly,but i used to practice with a taiji gongfu guy, it is real , not made out,it is kind of using the bone joint or something like that

[bidibum]

@ GongFuNutter

Yes, I don't questioning this, but the effective feature in a real fight; it's sad to say that these techniques I haven't never seen to be applied but it's real for now! show me the opposite please >_>

[GongFuNutter]

In my understanding, these excercises are used to increase sensitivity of an attackers force and fine tune correct body structure. Without going into too much detail, the idea is that you do this enough to instantly 'feel' where the attackers force is going, in order to re-direct it and counter attack at the same time. It doesn't matter if it is a punch, kick, push, essentially the attacker is trying to transmit his force into you and if you can feel this and move before the attack lands you win

[GongFuNutter]

In my understanding, these excercises are used to increase sensitivity of an attackers force and fine tune correct body structure. Without going into too much detail, the idea is that you do this enough to instantly 'feel' where the attackers force is going, in order to re-direct it and counter attack at the same time. It doesn't matter if it is a punch, kick, push, essentially the attacker is trying to transmit his force into you and if you can feel this and move before the attack lands you win

[bidibum]

Excuse me, I was seeing the vid and despite its beauty, I don't yet clear the technique's usefulness in a real fight. Can anyone explain me something?