揣 To Bow Concept

Chuai 揣 is a fundamental technique in Chinese wrestling and also in all other wrestling. Bowing is also a gesture of respect throughout the Far East, and master Yuan Zumou explains this technique just as "showing respect". Chuai and Wai are considered the grandfather and grandmother, mother and father of all wrestling. Chuai was the favorite technique of Zhou Shi Bin, my master's master. In a famous fight he was also able to do this technique against Chang Dong Sheng, the Iron Butterfly, who was of a higher weight category. In the Shuai Jiao regulation this technique must be performed perfectly, without falling with the partner. Even just placing one knee on the ground is penalized. Zhou performed it perfectly!
Here students of the master Li Bao Ru perform Chuai with different footsteps, then with different holds to the dress and the body and finally, precious, some Chuai counter-techniques. School of Master Li Bao Ru, Beijing, 1980s.
Chuai 揣 è una tecnica fondamentale nella lotta cinese e anche in tutte le altre lotte. Inchinarsi è inoltre un gesto di rispetto in tutto l'estremo oriente, ed il maestro Yuan Zumou spiega questa tecnica proprio come "mostrare rispetto". Chuai e Wai sono considerati il nonno e la nonna, madre e padre di tutta la Lotta tradizionale. Chuai era la tecnica preferita di Zhou Shi Bin, il maestro del mio maestro. In un famoso combattimento è stato anche in grado di eseguire questa tecnica contro Chang Dong Sheng, Farfalla di Ferro, che era di una categoria di peso superiore. Nel regolamento Shuai Jiao questa tecnica deve essere eseguita perfettamente, senza cadere con l'avversario. Anche solo appoggiare un ginocchio a terra è penalizzato. E Zhou lo ha eseguito perfettamente!
Qui gli allievi del maestro Li Bao Ru eseguono Chuai con passi diversi, poi con diverse prese al vestito e al corpo e infine, preziose, alcune controtecniche di Chuai. Scuola del Maestro Li Bao Ru, Pechino, anni '80.
0:34 Basic
0:54 With different footwork
2:16 With different holds
7:42 Counter Techniques
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[@DanteBasili]

0:34 Basic 0:54 With different footwork 2:16 With different holds 7:42 Counter Techniques

[@poorkwamoi]

The footwork is amazing...

[@b155290]

Appreciate for sharing.

[@joaquindegirolamo1885]

Shuai jiao is amazing

[@vaskomuskov9456]

Bravo, Браво ...YES !

[@user-mz3zl8io9w]

Very interesting

[@mikedasilva5239]

Quite similar to Judo

[@user-vd3qf8cv1c]

👍💯

[@Leonidas3888]

Is there really a version of Shaui chiao were opponents are grabbed from body instead of jacket and thrown on their head?

[@DanteBasili]

Sure!

[@tifikocku]

Is Chuai older than Judo?

[@TinekaJasonPalmer]

Judo is not vary old in reality as it is mostly an adoption of different styles of jujitsu, along with philosophy slight stylistic changes of moves to make it safer to practice with full speed and power without causing adverse injury to partners.

[@TinekaJasonPalmer]

Styles of jujitsu are old.

[@tifikocku]

@@TinekaJasonPalmer Thats the basic history and doesnt respond what ive asked

[@simont.b.2660]

To answer your question to the best of my knowledge, Chuai 揣 is a technique used in Shuai Jiao 摔跤 which can be seen as older than Judo 柔道 …or not. Technically, Shuai Jiao is a codified (sport) version that appeared in the early 1900s (1930?) of throwing techniques that can be traced back to the Zhou dynasty of China 周朝 (12th to 3rd century BCE). As for Ju-jutsu 柔術 , it can be traced back to the Edo period 江戸時代 (roughly the 17th century) but its techniques probably pre-dates this. Nevertheless, in my opinion, "old" or "new" doesn't rhyme with "better" nor with "worse". It is like wine; it becomes better or spoils depending on what one does with it. Both Judo and Shuai Jiao can be wonders in the hands of someone who brings their mastery to the level of arts.

[@tifikocku]

@@simont.b.2660 i like history, not the complementary practice etc. But tnx so its a 30's combat sport. thanks for the data