thanks for the video...

We did some editing correction on this video. At 00.16 there is a wrong picture of Master Quan You that we have already changed to the right one in the new video. Link: kzread.info/dash/bejne/YpiZrJh7fsbFkdI.html

I kind of hate this awkward style with the cranky moves that make you look like a broken robot. But it fixes the herniated discs in my back where everything else has failed, so I gained a lot of respect.

@raul_jocson_

8 ай бұрын

Lol. It is good for the body at least.

@brunojiful

5 ай бұрын

It fixed my back too....

There are some adress where to learn Wu style in a camp to stay with food and accommodation?

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y el tai chi wu hao de donde biene no lo tengo muy claro

Unfortunately, the fight that is referenced with short clips of is, when watched in full, nothing short of a glorified slap fight - Neither of these guys could fight! It is quite disappointing and reaffirms that, in martial endeavors, effectiveness must be one's primary focus as it is easy to fool oneself with titles, lineages, styles, and theory. Tai Chi, of course, helps one develop a whole range of very valuable health, movement, and interactive abilities, but only the rarest of individual's can actually apply the martial aspects of the internal styles.

The history of Tai chi has shameful scenes like that bout in Macau,There we can see that, whw«en we talk aboot its combative side, what we can see there is very bad boxing with nothing more then sucker punches.

@6Uncles

11 ай бұрын

yes, I have no idea why people keep praising it. If you compare it to any modern fight, you can see how bad it is.

@raul_jocson_

8 ай бұрын

@@6Uncles Yeah, I think by that time, i.e. modern era, the application side of many traditional martial arts had atrophied pretty badly. I don't think anyone with real battlefield or bodyguard experience would fight like that. Maybe I'm wrong.

@6Uncles

8 ай бұрын

@@raul_jocson_ watching that fight pretty much made me give up on HK branch Wu-style

@raul_jocson_

8 ай бұрын

@@6Uncles Do you still practice anything now? I feel like Northern forms generally don't translate well when brought down South.

@6Uncles

8 ай бұрын

@@raul_jocson_I don't have access to legit Northern Wu-style. Just doing Huang-style via Mizner

功夫也落寞了，還矯情

Wu style is a very good Tai Chi style as an health and meditaive exerrcice.. Very good masters like Ma Yueh Liang and his wife. However when it comes to the comnbative side, like other Tai Chi schools, is a disaster. Bab mechaniccs, no sense of combat at all. Why this (a question that follow me with my three decades o TCC practice)? The reason is that TCC (I see it now) is not, and never was, a true martial art. TCC is a very rich system but is a mere health, meditative and pedagogical system (with martial roots for sure). To see this one must to dive deep in Chinese History (the true one , not the propaganda). This is about Chinese cultural trauma from late nineteen century. We must evolve from this scnario and liberate ourselves from these cultual lie!

@romedbucher2854

8 ай бұрын

watch my Shaolin master perform it, that would change your mind about the combative side. It simple depends on the abilities of the man, not the style.

@jaugmartins

8 ай бұрын

@@romedbucher2854 Who is your Shaolin master? Where can i see him performing?