Cheng Man Ching PUSH HANDS and FAJING superb quality in colour

Cheng Man Ching teaching some of the principles of using Fajing within the push hands, by blocking and trapping the students' movements.
Sorry there is no sound of the teaching with the video. However my understanding is that Cheng Man Ching is causing the student to have a strong body contraction with no place to move to yield within the students body, therefore the student becomes trapped and locked (not able to yield). Cheng Man Ching builds up the pressure in his own body as well as the students body, then the students propels away as the forces applied has expanded by the use of the elastic force (just one of the many expressions of fajing)
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[@JamesLeongNLP]

This is indeed a rare vid of my Great Grandmaster Cheng Manching. Thank you for sharing 😊

[@leongilner]

The small bald headed fellow at the beginning of the video is Louis Kleinsmith. He was my Judo instructor at the Flushing NY YMCA Judo club. He taught us tai-chi, as well. So many years ago.

[@brucele2776]

Wow

[@dttrailrider]

So amazing watching this film--I was wondering if my first teacher, Robert Smith, was one of these students, but didn't recognize him if he was. What a thrill to watch CMC playing and laughing and softly pushing them all against the wall!

[@lindenblock]

Mr. Smith is not in the footage, but he does appear in some earlier footage filmed in Taiwan.

[@justinstreeter1595]

It is all about balance!

[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

Thanks so much for sharing!

[@aabarcellos]

Great soft power..very few

[@edboldt3769]

Thank you

[@BruceWolfe-Profile]

Where did this film come from? Also, from the Cheng family here 3rd generation.

[@guozijian]

I have never seen this film before. Thank you. Especially seeing my Teacher, Master Ken Van Sickle, as a young student.

[@milehigh61]

Jack of all , master of none😢

[@kingofaikido]

Thanks for uploading. He shows clearly the counterbalancing principle. Great to see..!

[@76kamikazi]

Can someone please explain to me how do you fight with this stuff,i mean really if its just for exercise i can understand that but to defuse a violent encounter in a self defense situation you’re going to need a lot more than pushing the attacker hand to survive.

[@maciejmakarewicz8422]

You don't fight with "this stuff". It is a training method ment to help develop the feeling of balance and consciousness of another's person openings with a possibility of adding to it your proper action. It teaches you sensibility, but it is not a fight, nor a proper sparring - just one of the many training methods preparing you for the sparring sessions, without which obviously you will not learn to fight.

[@krenx]

It is cultivating specific skills and attributes related to energy transfer and transformation that you can use to support any martial technique. Techniques are only as good as the refined qualities underneath the movements.

[@guruchoykokkee]

Classic 🙏👍👏