Great explanation.

Nicely done!

Very will explained.

Thanks so much!

Epic skill!

Hi Ramzi, nice demo, I really like this kind of technique & I was wondering… are you able to do this effortlessly under serious pressure or does it get a little messy ? It’s hard to find clips of guys with this level of skill then Playing under serious pressure.. if you have any videos or links of the such with yourself or other Taiji guys with a high level working under pressure please send my way 🙏 Keep up the great shares

@ramzi_nabulsi

3 ай бұрын

In short, the demos are always better than combat. It's like seeing a boxer hit pads then fight. Doesn't mean they were wasting their time, it just doesn't look as pretty. Here is a video from 7 years ago... kzread.info/dash/bejne/gXWrvLeKfd22e6Q.html

Are right

you should try to get some random people to test you. some people that don’t believe it’s real. you could make your own little version of that documentary adam was in haha. you’d probably get some new students signing up just after they experience it too lol

@ramzi_nabulsi

Жыл бұрын

Yes but you must keep the following in mind... kzread.info/dash/bejne/mG2l3LyqgpOxiKQ.html

@BigSteveLive

Жыл бұрын

He has a wall mat I guess, but I wouldn't want to deal with potentially injuring a person doing this to be honest. I don't know if he is hiding a bit of his skill, or showing extreme restraint. But without at least some sort of lessons, the chance of potential problems would far outweigh any value I personally find in proving this is real. If you have the skill, or have even ever felt it used by a skilled practitioner (I was trained by a master), you probably have zero desire to show it's potential to random people. And I'm not even a youtuber. Nah I'm not getting sued because somebody tenses up in some weird way while I'm trying to flex how far I can fling somebody to prove a point to an internet mob that would refuse any evidence you could give via internet. My master was so good I can't make sense of his level(he died 2 years ago). What this guy is showing on this film is incredibly small and tame compared to what can be done. And then people would prolly call it fake anyways.

nice

I want to learn To talk so calm and esoteric like him So I become the modern Taichi Master

@ramzi_nabulsi

Жыл бұрын

😆

This seems legit

Is this done by relaxing, sinking, and opening the kua?

@ramzi_nabulsi

8 ай бұрын

One of the ways, Yes. Sinking creates rising.

@archangelxero4462

8 ай бұрын

Would you say another way is the product of Bone Marrow Washing Neigong?

@ramzi_nabulsi

8 ай бұрын

​@@archangelxero4462 As far as I know that is a different practice. Please share any footage of marrow washing being used to for martial power.

@itsyourtype8172

Ай бұрын

😮

What if it happens in anime with deku

Do you imagine water traveling to the feet into the ground and then back up through the body and then through your hands?

@ramzi_nabulsi

8 ай бұрын

There's no need to imagine because we are bags of water walking around. Focus on song. Sinking creates rising. The rising pressurises the extremities.

Don't hurt old people... lol❤

That is an aspect of tai chi but it's no fajin

@ramzi_nabulsi

6 ай бұрын

😄

You've really explained this well Ramzi- I wish Adam would explain like this. Honestly that's the most authentic looking Fa Jin I've seen demonstrated- you barely move at all and you freakin' launch him. Now- the question everyone on KZread is going to ask- can that be generated and expressed during an actual fight/combat/match? It seems to take some time to "feel" the proper amount of force coming in, then redirect it- all the while your opponent is NOT waiting for you or even continuing with the same force...

@ramzi_nabulsi

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad it resonated with you. So I'll make another video about what you are asking but in the meantime... Once you have honed your sensitivity you don't need time to seize. It happens on touch. I'm doing it slowly here to explain the process. Nor do I need my opponent to be applying force for me to then use. I can access my own force. All I need is a resisting opponent. I don't need special training against a man that won't defend themselves. Here's a clip of what this can look like in real time against a resisting opponent. They can't find their feet. kzread.info/dash/bejne/gXWrvLeKfd22e6Q.html

@BigSteveLive

Жыл бұрын

When you realize that this isn't a push, or even any one particular thing. It's an ability to control yourself, and by proxy others, via absorbing, condensing, and exploding energy. Every fight I've been in, in my life has had some amount of fa jin going on, whether I knew it or not. Last time I punched somebody without restraight, i massively caved in his orbital. It can be used in any situation. To escape a grab, over power a stronger opponent who tries to brute force you. To simply prove the point you cannot be moved no matter what an assailant does. My master was on the highest level, and this was the conclusion I came to when trying my best to do ANYTHING to him. No matter what I did on the streets, in a man vs man fight, I couldn't even move this little guy from china. If he had ever been malicious I would of been incapacitated. As the energy I put in to him, could cause me to do incredible things to myself. The distance I flew, and flips I was doing would of been absolutely hilarious to see on camera nowadays. It was an incredible experience to train under Zhongmin Wang RIP. If you sneeze, you fajin. Even babies do this.

The problem with TCC in general is that it is virtually impossible to fight with it under real world conditions. Wm. C.C. Chen is the one exception that comes to mind. In the early 1970s William Crossed Hands with all challengers and did quite well. He earned the respect of those of us who were not TCC.

@ramzi_nabulsi

3 ай бұрын

This is a valid point. And this is why you must train your body to do the mechanic. In HME this is the Taiji creature. Not a technique. Not a conscious decision.

@Smokeywolf64

2 ай бұрын

The problem is almost nobody trains for combat. On the other hand Taiji in combat doesn't look like Taiji at. And just like Aikido, both suffer from the same "problem". Most players rather play on the mat then fight in the ring.

The Man: kzread.info/dash/bejne/oqWhlpODpLq2p9o.html

@ramzi_nabulsi

10 ай бұрын

Classic

I like your Charakter and youre not fat this is greate. For the internal you don't have to be fat. Please do some about expansion. Little criticism is you can not teach high level internal in online courses

@ramzi_nabulsi

Жыл бұрын

I agree that ultimately you must 'touch hands' at some point. However one can start the fundamental work through video instruction and feedback.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Oh good grief🙄

uh no

@ramzi_nabulsi

7 ай бұрын

know

A fool is born everyday and this guy knows it.

@ramzi_nabulsi

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for your support 🙏🏻

Have tried this rubbish with multiple 'skilled' internal stylists. Never seen any that can apply it in a way that is useful in a fight or anything that can't be explained by basic physics. Chi only seems to work on those who believe in chi. These guys will act superior and disrespect actual martial arts, but be effortlessly dismantled by novices of the styles they talk shit about. Seen it over and over.

@ramzi_nabulsi

Жыл бұрын

You're right. There's a lot of guys that cannot use these concepts under pressure.

@charlesbetancourt7337

Жыл бұрын

Just curious. What Chinese martial artists " talk shit" about other styles. Because I find for the most part Chinese martial styles are laughed at and put down b you others.

What an utter load of crap.

@ramzi_nabulsi

Жыл бұрын

Cheers. Thanks for your support.

@rodgerbane3825

Жыл бұрын

@@ramzi_nabulsi I don't support you, I think what you are doing is engaging in fraud.

@ramzi_nabulsi

Жыл бұрын

@@rodgerbane3825 you are welcome to your own opinion. I'm just pointing out when you comment on my video it actually supports my content. So again, thank you.

@rodgerbane3825

Жыл бұрын

@@ramzi_nabulsi That's interesting. I doubt it's true either. I know when the infamous Jake Mace, who teaches Kung Fu styles online that he's never actually been taught himself I would on his videos post videos of actual well trained masters doing whatever style he claimed to be teaching. The contrast was pretty obvious even to most newbies. What he did was make to where you had to subscribe to his channel to comment. I've noticed a direct inverse relationship between the tendency to prattle on about power generation, so common among TaiChi players and the actual ability to strike with real power. Quick, find me a video anywhere of, Earnie Shavers, Sonny Liston, Mike Tyson engaging in long drawn out discussions on the esoteric aspects of generating power. You can't. But you will find a LOT of video of them working the heavy bag. Real ability speaks for itself. The people who are attracted to what you are selling don't want to do the work to get the results or CAN'T do the work to get the results. Magic appeals to the weak and the slow.

@ramzi_nabulsi

Жыл бұрын

@@rodgerbane3825 thought experiment... If you met someone who convincingly demonstrated on you the energy in question, would you change your mind?