I have never met this Mr Mizner, but i have been training daily in taijiquan since 1995. I find it funny when people call this "charlatan", fake"majic" martial arts. These are comments from people who have trained in lower quality arts for less than 20 years. Mr Mizner's postural alignments and structure alone speak volumes...but his sensitivity to find someones center so abruptly and intentionally is what makes this look like " fake majic" to the untrained eye. The jumping and hopping from his students is just a learned reaction, the same as a breakfall or roll becomes. Its how u deal with the force given to you. I have been personally thrown several feet behind a yang style master of 40 years(who was also a former navy seal)after i full force went at him....i didnt feel a single thing and landed flat on my feet...we all laughed after words. True mastery

This is clear, direct and explicit. I appreciate seeing content like this!

“Loosing with class” sounds very noble. Thank you for these valuable insights 🙏

“Yang style is regal…” GOLD!!❤

@jmala1885

15 күн бұрын

Yin stlye not so much

That young man is really good. He'll go far.

Very nice and totally correct. Feel at ease in everything. Its so much nicer. You live a better and happier life. You are more pleasant to be around. Thats the bottom line.

well done, sending love to everyone...

I love the new thumbnail style 🦾🧙‍♂️

Ok. That was some wise talk. I think its true for other styles too. Stick to your style and learn by repetition.

Thank you Mizner Sifu Very helpful.

I think part of the difficulty is getting legit ting developed. It takes a ton of training to get just basic peng, the pseudo ting and pseudo 3 harmonies. But it wasn't until I broke through recently that I realized how limited a practitioner is without getting past the threshold for super tangible Ting. It's like realizing you were blind or had blurring vision. I didn't realize exactly how trippy it would get when I could Ting properly. And the 3 harmonies can't actually reach true harmonization until the advanced levels of ting either, simply because it can't be physically felt properly yet. It's a matter of precision of awareness and depth of tangibility. And Every time I make a breakthrough it feels like I need to repolish and retrain all of the kungfu I know to make it more correct and more internal because I can see/feel deeper. So it's like a recalibration period before deepening the Taichi conditioning again. Is anyone else having or has had this experience? With the ting breakthru?

@TAOxx77

14 күн бұрын

Well said. Ting is everything. If u think about it...with a high enough developed sensing awareness....how can u not feel everything

A lot of what MIzner says in this vid is standard, mainstream Yang style theory + principles - 4 corners are to 'fix' situations where the 4 straight (si zheng) techniques fail, also his point about 'taking' the loss is IMO exactly what Cheng Man-ching meant by "invest in loss" (chi kui)

@rumsbums3113

15 күн бұрын

Good... it should be since this is Yang style, sherlock 😂😂😂

@berndchan6208

14 күн бұрын

chi kui, most likely is the "eat bitter" all gong fu styles emphasize, just for the record

@symbolsarenotreality4595

11 күн бұрын

Yes but the west is full of propaganda and lies and insane amounts of ego.

Another great package of information 👌

Just so good!

Pretty nice talk. Thank you.

I have heard/seen a number of explanation as it concerns Peng/Lu/Ji /an (excuse for any misspelling in terminology). He states if you do not have proper Peng then you have the same issue with the rest of it. I hope someday to meet someone which whom I can practice with, that can provide me with the true feeling of Peng.

@NinjatoSama

15 күн бұрын

where do you live? im in Philly

@marcdesrochers1250

15 күн бұрын

@@NinjatoSama Kingston, Canada

Not sure if it was the intent but the 'this is not Yang style' impersonation reminded me of the short clip of Tian Yingjia. I wonder if Zhaolin's family descendants took things in a different direction than other students might have. The recently posted Huang DeFa video didn't have any of that.

@DiscoverTaiji

7 күн бұрын

certainly not the intent no

Would you consider adding a small 'definitions to essential words' to the main page?

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Dear Adam Do you and your team still attend the annual Huang taiji forum in Malaysia?

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Tai chi is good for the health, connection to the earth, most of it is taught in ymcas by people who dont know that much

What a unique thumbnail

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Gollum fist😂😂😂😂😂

@svenschmalfu3093

7 күн бұрын

Yeah, it remembers me more at monkey kung fu.

Invest in loss.

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Loosing with class. I don't think many understand the value of that quality, as a requirement for true skill.

Many people will say that this is fake. They will say that his students are being compliant, and they are so that he can demonstrate. A noncompliant external person will automatically fall into Sifu Mizner"s traps and could be seriously hurt. Tai Chi works best on someone trying to take your head off.

@longdongsilver4719

15 күн бұрын

You got it right. Any normal (aka non deluded) person will say this is fake.

@nvisblfist1

15 күн бұрын

@@smithystube they never want to touch hands, they hide behind keyboards

@longdongsilver4719

15 күн бұрын

@@smithystube Sorry not to be stupid enough to believe in magic.

@sevenstarsofthedipper1047

15 күн бұрын

@@longdongsilver4719It is not magic, it’s physics.

@longdongsilver4719

15 күн бұрын

​@@sevenstarsofthedipper1047 Cool! I'm glad that you agree that chi is just plain bullshit. And if it's physics you can certainely explain to me how it works...(?)

Gullum fist 😂

everything about this apart from the "regal" "class" Yt bollocks. Prevail by giving way.

Mmmm no

@longdongsilver4719

14 күн бұрын

I agree.😆

"wrestling has nothing to do with taijiquan" yawn, pass.

@longdongsilver4719

14 күн бұрын

In reality wrestlers are far smarter than these guys. At least they are not deluded.

As always overacting it is very disappointing

@OWR_Mission

15 күн бұрын

Somebody got triggered

@Smokeywolf64

15 күн бұрын

Why do you say they're overreacting? How do you know?

@LucidEnergyArts

15 күн бұрын

He doesn’t know…he just has an opinion based on zero experience.

@robertbrown1778

15 күн бұрын

Generally, it's more that they're trying to maintain the Tai Chi body/qualities that they've been taught - which AM exploits as he's better at that game than they are. Same as if you try to do Judo against an international, then you'll look like a rag doll but if you chin them, then it'll all look different.

@peterjeck2684

15 күн бұрын

@@LucidEnergyArts ja this is why I practice it for years

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