Combat Tai Chi Lesson 5: The Safety of Softness

[@lsporter88]

Very logical.

[@neils68]

hanging shower curtain. true story, i ran my index finger straight through a hanging shower curtain. it took me a few times but i did.

[@wils8886]

I would love to train with you Are you located in the Brooklyn New York Area ? Great videos Man ...keep it up ! : D You look like a guy I spotted driving in the Long Island Area once.

[@ClearMartialArts]

Thank you. I am in Maryville, TN. However, we do have folks training our in our curriculum all over including in the New York / New Jersey area and we are putting out new instructional videos and online programs on a regular basis.

[@RedQNZ]

It would be great if you had a school like this around NYC

[@ClearMartialArts]

We do have some certified instructors in the NYC / New Jersey area now. You can always find the most current list of our instructors here: www.clearstaichi.com/instructors

[@babyspacejesus519]

would be very interesting to see this stuff in front of an MMA fighter\boxer the excuse all internal MA's usually use is that ''there is to many rules'' or "its to dangerous for the other guy" and stuff but if this internal stuff can be so finely tuned and obviously from other videos where strikes ''go through pads'' gloves shouldnt be a limitation either whats the problem going into one of those rings and showing that power im sure very skilled people can win a fight without serious damage to themselves or to others or for the very list show how this so called root can resist any BJJ\wrestling take down or maybe absorb a low kick from a kickboxer 70 pounds above your weight all that while staying dynamic and on your feet ready for combat what you guys are showing is nice but i dont think its usable against even the slightly skilled attacker here comes the rant about how "this is a street art not meant for sport bla bla bla" (hopefully not)

[@ClearMartialArts]

Baby Space Jesus The slipping skills being taught in this video are used all the time by many different types of sport fighters. Just do a quick search for some boxing videos and you'll see a bunch of this.

[@philipq6906]

actually the professional fighters are already have these skills. Only they do not describe them in Taichi words. All the fighting styles in the end are the same