Is Tai Chi really at stake? Can it be unloaded?

Well. It's hard to say what is at stake. It's really useful though. It's very useful when I squeeze the subway every day. When others squeezed me, I was loose and stood firm. A few people couldn't squeeze me.

Of course, it's not right to hit someone. There can be no fights on the subway. However, the techniques of Tai Chi can make you more comfortable.

There are also some girls who are very uncomfortable being squeezed in the subway. I thought they should learn some Tai Chi techniques. This gives you more peace of mind.

Tai Chi master, the ability to dissolve is quite powerful. Tai Chi is better in this regard.

In fact, Tai Chi also contains a killing move, that is, the cannon hammer, which is extremely strong, and has a fight with the whip strength of the eight poles.

I know a lot about Tai Chi and am very familiar with it, I have practiced it, Tai Chi is not an offensive boxing method, it is not like Muay Thai, Sanda, Boxing, etc. Tai Chi is a non-bitter 'Chinese medicine: Oh.

In fact, Taijiquan is a relatively theoretical boxing method, its focus is to strengthen the body, solid qi Peiyuan, but Taijiquan's force and moves are very scientific, including the principle of physics of leverage, good at using every part of their own, there is a sentence that says "practice Taiji, all over the body", describing this, although Taijiquan's technical ability is not strong, but contains a variety of boxing theories, at the same time, it is also China's extremely famous boxing technique.

Kung Fu is practiced by yourself, you can't see how others practice, Tai Chi is also divided into health and fighting, I recommend focusing mainly on health, after being familiar with the routine, you will naturally find the attack moves in the moves. (Some of them are ruthless moves, such as high probe horses, cover hands and humerus hammers, don't practice with real people, you can use push hands to connect).

Yes! I'm a martial arts enthusiast and can still do 16 pull-ups in my 30s (see laughs). The year before last, I had a bad deal with an 80-90-year-old man who was 5-8 cm shorter than me and weighed 100-110 ---!

If it weren't for his good martial arts, I would have been thrown 5 meters away (when he threw me in the air, he didn't let go, I didn't fly out), and I weighed 140.

Taijiquan as a traditional martial arts, is a lot of martial arts in the bodyguard to protect the hospital to eat skills, in history is indeed very powerful, modern representatives of Chen Changxing, Yang Luchan, Chen Fake, modern Li Jingwu, Chen Xiaowang, etc., all have four or two thousand pounds of Tai Chi Kung Fu.

Yes, it is indeed possible, depending on the level of your practice, just like the other party can't find a person, the introduction fails, and the merger comes out.

Tai Chi, I haven't practiced it, but I personally think that Tai Chi can be practiced. But there is a premise, in my opinion, Tai Chi requires two conditions, one is strength, and the other is the accuracy of the eyes. Slow movements, I personally think that the same is true of drunken boxing, and should be used to confuse the opponent.

Why is strength very important, what I say is the strength of inches, which can grasp the opponent's loopholes in an instant, and give instant destruction to destroy his internal organs. Therefore, Tai Chi needs to be very fast, powerful, and very destructive, so that it can knock down the opponent. Eyesight, why in the eyes, because you have to look at the opponent's vulnerabilities with very good eyes, and then you need excellent prediction ability, the reason why Tai Chi is slow is because you first know the opponent's moves, so you need slow motion to do buffering, so as to remove the opponent's strength.

And why not like the foreign boxing, knowing what the opponent is making to make you, in advance to quickly stop the opponent's moves. Tai Chi I estimate that it is to play for a long time, slow action to reduce the expenditure of physical strength, but unloading can help to retain physical strength for oneself and consume the physical strength of the opponent. Everyone's lungs have different capacity, so the strength of the inch is also different, and the greater the capacity of the lungs, the greater the output force.

At the beginning, before I broke the brick, I took a breath, and then punched only one brick, and then I desperately practiced lung capacity, ran dozens of kilometers every day, nothing to dig a pit alone, a dig is a day, no drinking water or eating, can dig a meter deep, a diameter of 10 meters of circular pit, the pit is low and the pit mouth is perpendicular, the pit is low and the diameter of the pit is 10 meters. Just dig if you have nothing to do, and forget how many you dig. After 2 months of training, I took a breath to saturate my lungs completely, and then threw a punch that directly broke the 4 stacked bricks.

I have never practiced martial arts, nor have I practiced qigong, nor have I practiced brick-making. It's just that I rely on my lungs to take a breath, and I use all my strength to hit bricks, and I haven't practiced my bones, and it's all physical work to make my bones very hard. But then I broke my bones by hitting a 5 cm cement board, and I haven't practiced since.

The effect of actual combat is definitely there, this is relative.

The development of traditional martial arts to this day, the technical attack has gradually weakened, the first is that there is no opportunity for actual combat, and the second is that the real powerful kung fu martial arts are not something that ordinary people can practice. Isn't there an old saying that "Tai Chi doesn't go out for 10 years" in Tai Chi?

Western martial arts such as free fighting, boxing and sanda are all a series of training for the purpose of technical performance. Think about a kung fu that focuses on health preservation, conditioning the body and mind, and balancing yin and yang, and MMA for the purpose of fighting, what standard is it compared to? The training system and so on are not the same.

It can be said that there are two different sports, like football and basketball, although they are both ball sports, but there is no comparison.

However, there is still a difference between people who have not practiced tai chi and those who have practiced tai chi. Therefore, the actual combat effect is relative. There is no standard to measure things in different systems.

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The theory of Tai Chi is very good, but in actual combat, it is a pity that there is no one who is very good at pure Tai Chi practice now, at least that person is a hermit and does not show up. If you look at the Tai Chi competition at the CCTV Martial Arts Conference, you can understand that it is a farce.

If you really find a person who purely practices Tai Chi and let him fight against karate practitioners, sanda practitioners, ITF taekwondo practitioners, boxing practitioners, jiu-jitsu practitioners, and Muay Thai practitioners, the premise is that both parties are of the same age and physical condition, and the training time is the same.

On the basis of practicing martial arts, it is very helpful to assist in the practice of Tai Chi. Former K1 (the world's highest stand-up martial arts event) World Champion, extreme vacuum karate, and the late Andyhug (deceased), nicknamed Leg King I, had Tai Chi in his training. Practicing Tai Chi will help to increase the flexibility of the body, and form the consciousness of using strength to overcome rigidity with softness, which will be applied inadvertently.

Of course, there is a use, it depends on who is beaten, the kindergarten is estimated to be OK, and the elementary school is hanging.

Useful. I'm using it for self-defense. Hehe. The night before I triumphantly dealt with a man who wanted to take advantage of me in the middle of the night.

Don't ask empty questions if it's useful. If you learn it, you will know it in actual combat. Just look at the stories of famous artists, maybe you will think that they are famous masters, when will we practice to that state?

So maybe you won't practice. However, if you have only practiced hard for a few months to two or three years, when you have the opportunity to fight with people, you will say that it is very useful.

I practice Tai Chi myself, I'm relatively thin, so let me give you my opinion. Personally, I think that Tai Chi is the best fighting technique to use to overcome rigidity with weakness (I mean body type), and its essence lies in one point"The force is generated by the spine"Simply put, it is necessary to use the back to exert force. As long as you can understand and understand this, you will know whether Tai Chi is useful in actual combat or not.

First of all, you must know how to dodge the opponent's frontal attack, and then remember to use the force from the back when the enemy is strong and I am weak, and you will know the power of Tai Chi. Of course, it's easy to say, you actually have to practice, remember that the power of Tai Chi is always at the moment of contact, not when you make a move, and the force must be issued by the back to dominate the limbs, which will make your originally weak physique get amazing explosive power!

Finally, I wish you to truly comprehend Tai Chi!

I think it has a real combat effect. What Tai Chi is talking about is the last to come, to use the strength to fight, soft and rigid, endless! An important feature of Tai Chi is the use of strength.

The meaning of this borrowing force actually contains two aspects, one is naturally to use your own strength to deal with yourself, and the other is also to take advantage of the situation, but it is to ask you to make a move according to my ideas! Because when I unload the force, I have a powerful effect on you. And if you want to fight back, the only way is to try to fight back in such a situation!

Tai Chi is to constantly use his strength to guide you into his control, and then choose the most suitable opportunity to strike a blow to defeat the enemy。。 This is what I read from a book, hope it works. I think that no matter what kind of boxing method you want to do in actual combat, you must study hard, be familiar with every movement, and have a flexible mind and quick reactions, which need to be practiced, which is quite difficult.

Of course, innate aptitude is important.

You will know this when you reach the realm, and you won't understand it if you don't explain it to you until the realm. But I can tell you that when you reach that realm, you generally don't know how to do it, Tai Chi re-nourishes qi!

You can hit people, and it's fierce. Some grapples are also very practical, the key is that the master has to teach you the real thing, as well as the way to play.

Tai Chi practice to the top can not only beat people, but also kill, it's as simple as that.

There is no actual combat significance, if there are a lot of people who learn Tai Chi.

Easy to learn but difficult to refine, the realm is not high, there is not much power, you must practice for a long time and add a certain understanding, the pursuit of actual combat or learn other good points,

It is recommended that you take a look at the takeover and beating chapter of Taijiquan, which may have a new understanding.

Taijiquan is actually very powerful, but it is too difficult to practice, the basic mixed yuan village has to stand for 3 or 5 years, and then learn Mingjin, dark jin, etc., it takes time, and perseverance, people who can practice, each generation is rare, so to this point, will do a little bit of fur and call himself a master, ridiculous.

Unicom body feeling, as soon as a person pushes a person away, it does not act down, it is unloading. It stands to reason that everyone knows that electricity has a ground wire, right? So the faster you hit, the faster you run.

It's not unloading, it's not force. Word Decision: Turn.

With the shape, with the force. Metaphor: Fighting style, high kick on the back legs, connected, you are down, he is down, he is down, he is neutralized, and if you can't catch it, you will retreat.

It's just not a hard relay, it's a powerful turn, there is rigidity and softness, and it will. No conditions, free fall is the fastest form of perception. At the end of the formation of the defeated force one step faster, invisibly tangible and then transformed into fighting, generally practice death fights, and ring boxing, fast feet, can not stand.

Why? The more you attack, the more passive and faster you are, and the faster you will be beaten. The ball spins, but the square does not.

All the techniques, the last practice is ineffective, so just think about it. In Tai Chi, in Wing Chun, there are counter-grappling....

At least two people have to experience it repeatedly, the skills are based on proficiency, and it is useless to tell you in time.

Hehe, you were influenced by Bruce Lee, right? Bruce Lee did say that Chinese kung fu is like an iron chain connected to an iron ball.

Taijiquan is indeed about overcoming rigidity with softness, but almost all beginners always like to win with strength when learning Taiji, which is normal, but violates the principle of Taijiquan. Tai Chi, Xingyi, and Bagua are the three major internal boxing in China, in fact, no matter what internal boxing, it is always: there are many practitioners like cow hair, and those who have attained the Tao are as few as phoenix horns.

There are not many people who can truly comprehend the principles of internal boxing and the actual combat application, so it feels like there is no actual combat ability. Not really.

But that doesn't mean they're the best. If one of them stands out, what are the others? Does China's thousand-year-old era of cold weapons still make sense?

Each school has its own characteristics, and if you have the opportunity, you must win the strengths of others, and use the excellent techniques of each school for yourself is the right way.

Yes, Taijiquan is the oldest type of boxing in China, and the ancients practiced boxing at a very fast speed, and a variety of modern boxing techniques evolved from several of the moves of Taijiquan.

In fact, Tai Chi is a very powerful martial art, and the general routines are used for fitness, and you can experience the soft power of Tai Chi when you play more.

In fact, traditional Tai Chi, that is, actual Tai Chi, there are many methods of practice, such as shaking the big pole, soft Tai Chi ball, etc., are all means of training Tai Chi "force", there are few such Tai Chi masters, even if there are, they are only practicing in a place where there is no one, and just practicing ordinary routines in the park.

I used to know a Tai Chi master, and I did have real kung fu. First you will feel that the force of your punch is unloaded, then the fist is glued away, and then the arm is suddenly shaken, and you lose. If he has the heart to spend time with you, you are unfortunately a foreigner boxing or fighting, you have been fighting for more than 10 minutes, you are tired and panting, and the Tai Chi master is still calm and peaceful, the expression of the big fist is no different, and you don't sweat.

The mystery of Tai Chi, the treasure of China. It is true that you can defend yourself, but there are few people.