Tai Chi Boxing: Connecting Soft and Hard Energy for Practical Combat Techniques in Tai Chi .
Tai Chi "Boxing" utilizes the internal energy of each form to practice combat techniques. By mastering the internal energy pathways through systematic patterns and enhancing the speed of energy release and control, one can eventually achieve a seamless flow where a single movement, a single release and control, can result in an effective strike.
As a martial art, Tai Chi includes combat techniques within its forms. However, applying Tai Chi techniques in combat requires rigorous training in the coordination of internal energy and physical movements, which is extremely challenging. Progress and breakthroughs in this area demand physical fitness and endurance.
Many practitioners lack this aspect of training because Tai Chi combat "Boxing" requires hands-on guidance from a master. Without this, it's easy to end up expending effort fruitlessly, despite hard work. This is often seen in practitioners who can emit energy into the air but cannot effectively "strike."
In any form of combat, the goal is to use the fastest and most concentrated force to deliver multiple strikes. Why multiple strikes? Because in real combat, no opponent will stand still and allow a single knockout punch, nor will they cooperate to fit into your moves. Therefore, practical Tai Chi applications involve learning techniques from forms, understanding energy pathways from techniques, and finally, practicing to "strike"..."strike"..."strike"...
Ultimately, once you start striking, the only thing left to do is to keep going until the end; there's nothing more to boast about!
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(Chen Style Tai Chi Boxing : • 太極拳丹道武術 - 陳式太極拳十三勢 "打法" )
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