Adam Mizner Prague - Sway with me

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[@nigelsponge]

Perfect music for Sifu's skill!!!

[@donaldreid4193]

Hahahah this is amazing. Check out how the lyrics go with what Adam is doing and how he makes the song seem like it’s about Taiji 😆🙏🏽 great editing and even better Taiji

[@enforcer0011]

Totally!

[@philljames6802]

So very smooth!

[@kenjo9027]

Amazing!

[@tigerbil]

I want to feel this before the end of my present life. I met Adam Mizner in Brussels some years ago but no time to share hands (100 participants). Perhaps next time, I hope so.

[@DragonIndigo]

Develop that yourself mate, everyone can with proper training and a lot of it

[@julien-desbordes]

Awesome !

[@Dan53196]

Incredible.

[@jerryp1641]

Why is the Power of Chi movie with Morgan Freeman no longer available? And why is no one talking about it?

[@DiscoverTaiji]

we do not know

[@jerryp1641]

@@DiscoverTaiji Thank you for the reply.

[@Labalix]

Constant evolution 👌

[@TaichiOsorno]

Nice Vibe!!

[@truthhurts1884]

Fantastic video

[@giorgimaglakelidze1936]

Hi can you tell me please when wilk be a next seminar ii Prague or on Eu, thank you

[@DiscoverTaiji]

Hi, Adam holds intensive camps in both the EU and US yearly. Alongside this, there are 2 day workshops held throughout the year by Curtis, Andy & Paul, Sifu Adams senior students. You can find any upcoming workshops or camps here - heavenmanearth.com/en/workshops

[@useruseruserist]

Hey Adam, I challenge you to a fight.

[@enforcer0011]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ivistaiji7644]

That make me believe in magic 😉

[@SThrillz]

You see this all the times in evangelical churches

[@christianvaixco196]

🔥👍😤CRAZY👏👏👏

[@Virtuonaute]

Hi! First thanks, I search for Tai-chi content a lot and this is to me, the most true and deepest teaching I found yet! I just wonder, at the end of the video, the tall guys with curly hair seem to jump, making it feel unrealistic, I watched slow, you can see the leg muscle contract, I just wonder if he is a too good "Uke" or if there is special going one at this point?

[@patrickschlageter7561]

He is contracting his mussels, but not at his will but on sifus.

[@Torahkid]

Any place around Denver, CO that i can contact?

[@DiscoverTaiji]

See HeavenManEarth.com/affiliates - the closest is likely Utah, currently

[@zokon53]

Are there classes in Los Angeles ?

[@DiscoverTaiji]

Hi, unfortunately not! You can find all of Adams affiliate schools here - heavenmanearth.com/en/affiliates

[@LupinFootballDevelopmentClub]

Does Heaven Man Earth have any Canadian schools?

[@DiscoverTaiji]

Not yet, but we are open to exploring an affiliate relationship with an eligible Canadian Taiji teacher

[@jamesm5192]

Epic

[@watersleeves0]

JOY

[@ElBeeEss]

Hilarious! But also? Awesome! I wish there were HME classes near me.

[@DiscoverTaiji]

Where are you based?

[@ElBeeEss]

@@DiscoverTaiji Leeds, UK. As an aside, I'm a salsa dancer... and there's such a lot of joy in the interaction in partner dancing... I'm thinking how amazing it could be if dancers learned these skills; what next-level dances those would be!

[@DiscoverTaiji]

@@ElBeeEss right! The closest would be the teesside and london schools. There’s also a workshop in London next month you could join? Have you tried the discover taiji program yet?

[@ElBeeEss]

@@DiscoverTaiji Thank you, Adam 🙏I will look into the workshop date/venue. I saw that Teesside was my nearest, but I'll have to wait until I get a car again.

[@ytb460]

Get the national express down to London for a workshop maybe. I used to do that. Otherwise do the online course then ask for training partners around Leeds. There are probably some or you can train online with other students. You can even have private lessons online too. Lots of options. I HIGHLY recommend the online course. I was skeptical but was impressed from lesson 1.

[@rigelberlingeri]

grandissimo!

[@gringochucha]

Somebody show this to Joe Rogan ; )

[@surfwriter8461]

Joe Rogan is ignorant and dismissive, enjoying ridicule rather than linking up with someone of this kind of ability. He wouldn't be convinced by this video, but I'd be happy to see him meet up with a practitioner like Mizner to have a first-hand experience. There's a documentary (not a great one, but worth seeing) called "Power of Chi" in which several UFC and MMA former champions engage with Adam Mizner and a couple of other higher level Tai Chi figures in casual demonstrations. They are immediately stunned by what they experience, admitting that they previously made light of internal power claims but quickly become convinced that it's for real.

[@surfwriter8461]

@@indefenceofthetraditionalma Give it up. You're a troll who just has to keep ragging on something you dismiss out of your ignorance and probably some envy as well.

[@enforcer0011]

Gold

[@76kamikazi]

Reminds me a lot of the Kia master that got his head handed to him,when he tried this against a mma fighter.I’m a hundred percent positive the result will be the same for him if he tried this in a real fighting situation.

[@staffcarpenborg]

haH Kool story broh..

[@acupunctuurhoorn]

Why on Earth would someone try this in a real fighting situation? The skills shown here are for training special qualities. It’s not about fighting…

[@acupunctuurhoorn]

@@indefenceofthetraditionalma Training special quality makes actual fighting more easy and powerful. Any fighter knows this. It’s just about the individuals interest which skill or method you like to train.

[@acupunctuurhoorn]

@@indefenceofthetraditionalma Seems you’re not ready to understand. Nothing wrong with that. Keep training and all the best.

[@surfwriter8461]

You're speaking as someone who hasn't experienced this and hasn't seen higher level Tai Chi fighters in real combat situations. But it's true that you can't use this in this exact way in an MMA type of fight; you have to train for the techniques and energies to be used in a full-contact and chaotic fight situation. I know a sifu who trains people for MMA using Tai Chi methods and internal energy. I've taken him to studios to engage with sifu or master teachers specializing in martial arts like Kung Fu San Soo, for example, and I can assure you he more than impressed them. What you see here will certainly work with less accomplished or trained fighters, too. So the context and the competitor matters. Don't denigrate what you don't understand from experience. And talking about someone calling themselves a "master" is fraught with problems to begin with. Note that Adam Mizner doesn't refer to himself as a master, but he does refer to his teachers or someone in his lineage as a grandmaster. And don't assume that the fakers you've seen represent real Tai Chi or internal martial arts at a high level. There are plenty of fakers out there who are easy to ridicule.

[@briansprock2248]

darnit Adam now I need to play this at the slowest speed possible to appreciate the quality of your skill

[@bernidavis3273]

Hi, doesn't matter how slow you play it. frame by frame even. You cannot learn this through copying. Only feeling. Although verbal and visual guidance can help understanding of course.

[@briansprock2248]

@@bernidavis3273 true,...... I followed a 4 day course not too long ago, and I managed to connect and release the tension, but changing the body takes allot of practice. And the times I succeeded were limited, and really had to take the time, to find the space beyond the mind. Collapsing came easier than expanding. With some it came as a slow wave, and on a few occasions the training partner got the uncontrollable jolt.

[@briansprock2248]

@@bernidavis3273 mind you, I have 0% martial art skills, and my best results results with a person who teaches a south korean martial art (not hapkido or tekwondo, I forgot the name) but the point is that I could sense his energy better. It even felft as if a magnifying glass was on the inside of me which I could somehow better release. Another interesting person was a really sensitive woman who trained much more who could exactly tell me where I was holding tension and where to look and find for more space. I don't have a training group where I live unfortunately, but do the solo training.

[@elpmettsol]

How long does it take for one to develop the Chi to that level? With the assumption that are practicing correctly and consistently?

[@bpsutherland]

It varies widely, even, say, if you practice a similar regimine. Positive effects may come very soon, but to get to know how ling Adam took tonget to this, his current level, search out how long he hss been practicing: probably 10 to 20 years. There are benefits and rewards all along the way, though, so you don't really have to think of it as some end goal so much as a continual journey that has you conntinually engaged and continually and increasingly rewarded.

[@elpmettsol]

Yes, good point. Thank you!😊

[@basteagui]

I think mizner said 2-5 years depending on how good to develop the internal redirection at it's basic

[@sujoms]

@@fredp1983 Go to a sambo or bjj class bro...

[@TheBuddyShowWorldwide]

It's the sort of thing that if I hadn't had the opportunity to feel it myself two years ago, I wouldn't believe it. Sifu has only gotten more subtle in those two years.

[@jasonchua1162]

😊 I have not experienced him myself. But I have watched, observed him for the last seven years. And you are absolutely correct.. this one year plus; something changed. Movement smaller, very minimal.. his Yi and chi is no more just within him, but has extended 3-6 ft around him.

[@macrumpton]

Even just watching the videos from over the years you can clearly see his evolution.

[@blockmasterscott]

I’ve had it done to me by other people, and it’s real. What people don’t realize, is that it’s very scientific and uses physics. There’s nothing mystical about it. But it takes years. A lot of years to get that level of sensitivity.

[@GodofWarSanchez]

@@jasonchua1162 your making things up about chi just to fulfill delusional ego of yours

[@freddygo6895]

@@blockmasterscott could you elaborate on the physics part? what does it feel like to be touched? very curious, been wanting to see for myself but haven’t had the chance yet

[@davidb6759]

If if was sitting alone on a park bench I imagine this would be the best way of defending against the unwelcome advances of a chubby epileptic man with type 2 diabetes.

[@TheJofrica]

Mr. Adam looks more robust and ruddy in the cheeks and healthy here

[@DiscoverTaiji]

feel better every year

[@TheJofrica]

@@DiscoverTaiji 👍👍

[@endlesspower23]

I'm 100% sceptical this looks completely fake to me. Would Like to see you bring this to a legit jiu-jitsu gym

[@jamesm5192]

Search for "Power of Chi" - some of the top BJJ experts in the world pushed on Adam in this documentary.

[@torstenbeck640]

A Master to dance with people. 90°,60°,30° is the rule of power, figure it out !

[@basteagui]

Can u give me one more clue 🗝️

[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

Fun crowd!

[@joyalways1179]

Hehe!

[@stefanhansen5882]

Try this with an MMA fighter.

[@Seaileanu]

Too easy! They have no internal skill!

[@stefanhansen5882]

@@Seaileanu Ha ha ha! I assume/hope this is a joke.

[@sujoms]

@@Seaileanu trol

[@youfafao]

In the documentary power of chi

[@freedman6590]

No way he would get hit and lose students

[@Cabcity]

I don’t think his dantian is connected. His chi is for show. No body is using force against him.

[@shadowghost815]

This man moves so fast it looks like he's not doing anything

[@mickaelreis1131]

Bulshit

[@enforcer0011]

Just saw this guys video , maybe not huh? kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHuVpnyAgLGSf8k

[@davidwackett9375]

If anyone think this is good martial arts then please get check your mental health checked.

[@staceyleeellis9160]

Really?? I did Kung for 14 years and I’m telling you ,these students are either feeble or actors

[@DragonIndigo]

No, this is real, I've experienciated it. But you need a good instructor

[@staceyleeellis9160]

I’m telling you …horse shit

[@the-toecutter]

If MMA is so fantastic why do they keep getting beat by novice you tubers in boxing matches? If you do MMA and say this is a scam you need look no further than the mirror