windwalker099
2nd Black Belt
In the many parks, local meeting places push hands is practiced..in Beijing
The audio seems to be bad...recommend muting it
enable cc for English subtitles
Note the leg skill some claim to never see being used.
In China, and Taiwan, what is shown is pretty much common for the practice.
For those who claim this is not push hands or taiji skill sets, ect.
the best way to show this is to meet up with the locals and demo
your skill..
A good way to test one's own skill ..among what may be considered as taiji
peers...
The commentator mentions push hands has become the default for taiji combat. If so, a sad commentary for taiji as a combat method
IMO not a good practice method for those wanting to learn
Taiji skill sets that can be used outside of push hands contexts.
The audio seems to be bad...recommend muting it
enable cc for English subtitles
Note the leg skill some claim to never see being used.
In China, and Taiwan, what is shown is pretty much common for the practice.
For those who claim this is not push hands or taiji skill sets, ect.
the best way to show this is to meet up with the locals and demo
your skill..
A good way to test one's own skill ..among what may be considered as taiji
peers...
The commentator mentions push hands has become the default for taiji combat. If so, a sad commentary for taiji as a combat method
IMO not a good practice method for those wanting to learn
Taiji skill sets that can be used outside of push hands contexts.
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