Escape from Chin-Na Joint Locks with Tai Chi

Ken Gullette demonstrates important Chen style Taijiquan skills for escaping Chin-Na joint locks such as an arm bar or a wrist lock. Doing push hands helps you develop sensitivity, so when an opponent begins to put you into a joint lock, you can feel it and respond by "Taking His Energy Where It Wants to Go," and using the spiraling of silk-reeling and other internal body mechanics. This is a short version of a longer video on Ken's website -- www.internalfightingarts.com. If you sign up for two free weeks, you will have access to around 1,000 instructional videos showing step-by-step training, from basic to advanced skills in Chen style Taiji, Xingyiquan, Baguazhang, and Qigong. If you enjoy this short video, please hit the like button, share it, subscribe to the channel, and go to Ken's website for much more training, including live classes on Zoom.

[@mounirkm4531]

Simple and effective thanck you master🙏

[@KenGullette]

Thank you, Mounir, but I am not a master. Far from it. I am just trying to make progress. :)

[@mounirkm4531]

@@KenGullette OK good like.🙏

[@reflexflow9088]

Great flow with movement escapes from basic locks, thank you!

[@Mohamedismael1]

Impressive thank you for sharing

[@bajuszpal172]

Exactly, not fighting but adding a twist to it. Many thanks Paul,69

[@beenright5115]

Learned something new! Thanks for sharing this Ken!

[@craigbolton5949]

Keep up the good work

[@gossedejong9248]

brilliant, thank you!

[@jeffreyhaynes6344]

Great video!!

[@austinchoi9802]

Allowing creates opportunities. 🙏🙏🙏

[@austinchoi9802]

I learned that all internal martial arts are based on the highest law in physics which is the law of conservation of energy. It says energy cannot be created nor destroyed, but energy can only be transferred or transformed. Thank you for your videos.