Tai Chi Sword Explained - Combat, Form, Philosophy, Training 太极剑 - 武当山

[@wendyhuntingtonparkerfages8844]

One could never imagine Taichi in fight form without such a video. Excellent, thanks for sharing.

[@DaWeiGongfu]

You're welcome! I'm going to try to translate a few more of these from my teacher in Wudang.

[@BoathausMusic]

Thanks for uploading this! The jian is the main reason I want to start kung fu. I find both it and the forms so beautiful!

[@DaWeiGongfu]

The Jian is a really elegant weapon. I like it very much. I did a video collaboration with a Kung Fu KZbinr where he asked me to do a Jian explanation. You can check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJildKR_hrmIopI

[@mrwigg1es]

Very uplifting, informative video with great information and beautiful technique. Thanks for uploading!

[@DaWeiGongfu]

My pleasure!

[@saintsocramnymaia5511]

4:05 holy sht i understood the meaning of the names of the movements, some mean parrying, some mean baiting, some mean leaving a clear opening for a final attack. I thought chines japanes foghting was full of vs but ive had an epiphany on this matter and realized the meaning of the movements to its full real life. Movement meaning . Edit: How drunk was i when i wrote this lmao 🤔😂😂😂😂

[@DarkwarriorJ]

Main issue with older martial arts is lack of pressure testing, removal from combative context from which they were born, and thus confusion over how they're supposed to work - but from what I can tell, if one can decode what it's supposed to actually be, it becomes clear how it's a functional martial art. Whilst performance martial *arts* are quite nice, I hope that East Asian martial arts can rediscover the *martial* side of their martial arts with suitable protective gear and sparring. Edit: Watching the video myself, I think their techniques are legit, but could stand more intensive sparring with modern sparring gear.

[@user-zg1qz8oz2u]

Thanks!

[@DaWeiGongfu]

You're welcome!

[@WhatNow4140]

The moves make more sense with an opponent .

[@reasonerenlightened2456]

1) Do the moves actually slice and pierce flesh and armour? Doubtful...perhaps only few of them. 2) The way you practice becomes the way you move. Tai chi practitioners are completely oblivious about this biological law. As a result they lose most fights since their practice moves are not optimised for combat.

[@r------]

@@reasonerenlightened2456 and your views lack any hint of observation

[@richardostroman8978]

Thank you, please share artist name for intro, would like to see more, do they tattoo?

[@lilyshealinggarden5648]

I want to learn ta chi so this will help

[@raystargazer7468]

cool. a little glimpse into china

[@wayaoh997]

What a pleasant surprise for the morning!🙏🏻☯️

[@DaWeiGongfu]

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it! ☯️

[@Musicas.Relaxantes.Supremas]

Great Zunguó

[@vukomanvitez4915]

Thank you for sharing Beautiful Da Peng spreds wings

[@韩墨聊科技]

nice

[@edvardteath5951]

si fu cool svord dzian !! li end le biutifl мой мастер нестал давать это дзянь сложен. незнаю . video svord tie ?chuan - gou, end svord 2 nord - юг.san tou an uang en ?

[@金明明-w9y]

穿上護具，實際對練才是真功夫，慢動作講解和實戰兩碼事

[@YamamotoKazuo]

其實我覺得太極的實戰應用是在摔跤。太極拳是一個明朝退休軍人所創因此他的武術思維離不開軍人訓練。正史的張三豐不會武功他是內丹術個人，他寫過一半太極論，而裡面有吐納功法但是不是太極拳。

[@qiamdof]

isnt this guy from karate kid

[@DaWeiGongfu]

Yes, that's him!

[@raystargazer7468]

chai ti chi chuieng chi chu tshi tu wudang chi sue shu chu!

[@dashiellengay7905]

Mga kaklase ko, hindi ko alam kung sabog ba ako o hindi talaga maintindihan. Class 1-f tabang...

[@Cyliandre441]

If a teacher abuses their student the teacher has failed on every level. Pain doesn't teach anything, those who inflict it to enforce respect don't deserve to be listened to.