How to Really Use Your Internal Power - Fajin - Internal Explosive Movement!

[@michaelweichhardt]

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[@HammadKhan-jz4ew]

Same

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[@kelvin3057]

Scans of Metsudo

[@seannvincenzroque1962]

Here, I was looking for this

[@AbeDahal]

facts

[@pattydieciesiete]

Me seeing this to understand the new deku quirk

[@craez3467]

Lmao same

[@incognito2708]

Yep same here

[@ethanvue9810]

Same lol

[@paradoxgp7100]

Same here lmaooo

[@aayushmishra1]

Same here 😆

[@mattbugg4568]

The three curves the curve of the legs, the curve of the abdomen, the curve of the shoulders. You compress and expand them to create the motion. The motion of the arms is delivered by the elbow. There are lots of ways to deliver the power in the tai chi classics the power methods are talked about. The power is derived by understanding that each movement is not one but thousands of steps. And movements are generated by these 1000 steps. It's like having a moment of time standing still or slowing way down where you change the position 100s of times before your strike lands and each part you change is to get maximum economy and power into the strike. People forget that part when they start trying to make fa jin into a vibrational process it is not. It is the compounding of chi.

[@stevenhunter3212]

Good stuff!

[@martinbonsu6972]

But it is somewhat of a vibrational process because the user vibrates at the end of the fajin motion

[@Itsmetahh]

Who’s here because of my hero academia 😂

[@hairlesshipster5498]

So this is FAJIN quirk. What a philosophic Horikoshi's vision.

[@vega2932]

Me!

[@Itachi45481]

Would you believe demon slayer

[@ign4cio251]

That be me

[@monroygarciajoseoctavio2115]

Me too

[@ahmedmustafa3989]

Hi there manga reader...I know...we needed some lecture on wtf that new Quirk is XD

[@ZdraveBass]

Haven't read the chapter yet, here after Kengan Omega 111

[@Aiden-.]

You better belive it 😃👌

[@TitanJonkler]

@@ZdraveBass It's kinda impressive how being built different have shake off Fa Jin attacks

[@Beyond_That0]

Hello manga readers ;)

[@azuredragon633]

anyone here from AnimeUproar

[@IzukuLuffyAsta]

I hope Deku will watch this.

[@ipotatosenpai7002]

LMAO

[@Elpler03]

He’s not real

[@IzukuLuffyAsta]

@@Elpler03 wow you take this seriously huh

[@TitanJonkler]

Liu, Rei and Agito: Noice

[@Elpler03]

@@IzukuLuffyAsta 😏

[@perrypelican9476]

That is one way to fa jin. What about controlling people by disturbing their balance

[@blockmasterscott]

I love how you make the explanation simple! Thank you!

[@AbeDahal]

came here cause of kengan omega

[@dorjedriftwood2731]

One way I can tell people are legitimate, which is admittedly silly and incidental/anecdotal is if they speak with an accident of the tradition they trained in. I have a slight Tibetan accent from studying with Buddhist masters for so long. I can definitely hear the Chinese in his accent.

[@gingermintrose]

What a cogent way explainiung fajin that anyone could understand! Thank you!

[@salinaothman3034]

Thank you very much for sharing this tutorial. Beautiful! Wish I could receive instruction in person. Is this also part of the secret to the power of Wumei?

[@sinabehbahani7746]

I was looking for such a valuable lesson for long. thank you for sharing your knowledge selflessly and promote the art. Can you kindly teach the form, please? Respect

[@michaelweichhardt]

We have already some classes online as well as videos in our online academy. Surely more to come!

[@sinabehbahani7746]

Thank you. Yes. I found the treasure! Please stand tall and strong. Your effort goes long way. Respect

[@sinabehbahani7746]

Hi Sifu Weichhardt, Between thousands of arts, Wudang academy and the Tai he quan by Master chen shiu attracted me. I have done martial arts before, not for the sake of fighting but to become a monk and uphold the balance of spiritual energy. I failed tens of time. Being a part of authentic family matters for me, the roots matters for me. Considering that I got to start from beginning (not exercising for several years) and I live in london, would you think that online courses can help me progress and make a real connection to the academy? I have my memories of different postures, stands , hand & leg work clear. So mentality I am above zero. Would you accept me ? If so, I get the membership online. : )

[@michaelweichhardt]

@@sinabehbahani7746 I think the online classes can help you to understand more - nevertheless, personal guidance is important - so as soon the situation with the virus is clear you can visit me in Vienna.

[@sinabehbahani7746]

Hi Sifu, Thank you for quick respond. Ok, I need some time to rebuild my body and prepare myself then. Situation with virus gives me the best excuse! I will become a member and adjust my training style to begin this wonderful journey. I am thankful to find you. 🙏❤

[@gianfry71sarti86]

Thanks. It s very clear☺..I d like to know about breathing during fajin: breath in =lift abdomen and breath out= lower abdomen ?

[@lucreciaflores351]

Excellent explanation!

[@zhoumaikwuhxing6655]

Sorry my English is not good .. I make a Chen man chi'ng taijiquan. Can I this make too. In my tai chi Chuan style or not . Or is this exercise for all styles.

[@lilbahadurchetri4361]

very interesting technique thank you for sharing.

[@lazuardinadziva1298]

Feels like a combination between Kny and BnHA

[@qigongandthemartialarts3273]

Great job

[@blackwarwolfdls8303]

DEKU THE GOAT 🐐

[@drprashantnairarnishalloffame]

Excellent ,very well explained.

[@michaelweichhardt]

You are welcome!

[@drprashantnairarnishalloffame]

@@michaelweichhardt really appreciate

[@paulmitchell5349]

You can't explode if you are tense, only if relaxed. Ask any Olympic sprinter.

[@samdorsalis878]

thank you

[@llamathecooldude691]

This man is a former one for all user?

[@laurentziu2003]

Thanks a lot!

[@TheJayman318]

Thank you😊

[@baitman2368]

Simple ... But if people do it wrong they Will hurt themselves

[@ЖаркоСпасов]

@@tarjalinna3179 Fa jing snow, seriosly :)

[@taijichickstl]

Yes you can. I hurt my right knee while doing fajin stomp and on another occasion popped the shit out of my spine at the lingtai point doing some serious, evidently too serious spiral movement fajin. So do be careful.

[@umeshdwivedi8285]

Do you have Fajin training module available for online ?

[@Simon2k17]

When generating power, do I breathe through the legs? Like root? I only got basic Zhan Zhuang posture figured out.

[@arlieferguson3990]

My question is whether to use fajin when doing tai chi. I have never seen anyone actually do that when executing the tai chi forms, except in kung fu movies it seems like they do it quite a bit as part of their own martial arts routine. I've tried doing it on my own. If there is any downside it is that I sometimes end up feeling depleted of energy instead of feeling like I have gathered a lot of beneficial energy.

[@michaelweichhardt]

Also other schools use fajin in Taiji... Chen style for example is very known for it. Due to the breathing you gather strength. I wouldn't say you feel depleted afterward... You simple use the energy that is there.

[@arlieferguson3990]

Are there any particular benefits to practicing tai chi with fajin?

[@iflotaichi]

@@arlieferguson3990 not really any benefit but huge potential for injury if you only half understand it, modern wu dang is an external style of kung fu. Practice with peng is enough.

[@acery6676]

Is that 3rd quirk?

[@mangoMango-ck3et]

Well explained, now have a better understanding,,,why haven't these Tai chi guys ,,used it against those MMA fighters in China,who have been going around knocking out ,Tai Chi Masters..could be the other way around, I'm sick of seen this,to traditional martial arts folk..

[@Xenumiscagive]

Exactly, I know why cause they spend all there time talking blahs blah blah instead of training

[@adcyuumi]

When a combat athlete, someone who is well above the average in both strength and reflexes, takes on any teacher of any combat style... the athlete will almost always win, and it will usually be a mauling. Normal people, even ones in peak physical shape, cannot match well against someone who was blessed with an excess of physical capability. It doesn't matter if the combat athlete knows MMA, Muay Thai, Wrestling, Jujitsu, or even the oft less respected (but actually quite deadly unless they take gentle care not to plant you on your face as they drop you) Aikido. The athlete is the favorite by virtue of natural gifts -- the contest is, from the beginning, rigged and a scam. The normal person, someone generally skilled at TEACHING more than at mauling dudes, might occasionally win one. But you'd be a fool to ever bet on them, even if they taught MMA champions. And for the record, generally the first thing that happens to an MMA guy in a street fight is that within the first minute they punch harder than they should and break their own hand when the target headbutts the MMA guy's fist to avoid taking a clean punch. MMA guys are used to wearing gloves and have their wrists taped. They have NO IDEA how to actually punch.

[@TheoneandonlyPeterG]

Greatful 🙏☯️

[@georgebernal4180]

Very good

[@Poliphorum]

Do you have videos of practitioners demonstrating this in action in matches with practitioners of external arts?

[@irmasoetekouw8702]

great!

[@yukimurasanada5581]

Deku new quirks really underrated.

[@ozhunga]

Very interesting would like to see you demonstrate on a live body

[@realitygaming2332]

So.. it's kinda like controlling inertia

[@perrypelican9476]

You keep saying "from the inside". We need much more explanation than to just say that. Instead of showing Complex movements and swords, please just show how to get internal power for a simple push or jab. You didn't mention visualization or how to use meditation or how important relaxing is. I have been trying to relax for awhile and it is so hard. There is always tension in my lower body. For the energy to be effective, I think it has to flow everywhere, I every joint. Is it returning the opponents energy or using only your own energy? I want very badly to learn this because I am convinced that controlled energy flow is great for feeling good, healing, and having inner power. I don't want explosive power now. I want to be able to relax compketely so I can stand in mabu for a long time without pain and feel good I that long time stance. Please give me pointers. You gave me some already but I need more if I want to move on. Thank you for your fantastic motivating videos. I am 70 and healthy. I want to feel good when I am 80 and I know that you know how I can do it. One more time I will say that I don't care right now about explosive power because I have not yet mastered peng. I want to focus on one skill mostly. My goal is to reach a much better level of relaxation before 6 months and am willing to put in as much time as necessary.

[@michaelweichhardt]

I highly recommend training in person - without a master guiding you this is not something you can learn just by watching videos. Our school is located in Austria: wudang.academy/local-school/

[@gustavolemos4811]

3:32

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3:47

[@thevapingauditfrog2387]

Any part of a fajin masters body can beat away blows. No one can touch him that he does not want to.

[@jonahlk6386]

finally a quirk i can have irl

[@diobrando4024]

Have you read the manga or get spoiled somehow?

[@jonahlk6386]

@@diobrando4024 i’m caught up

[@diobrando4024]

@@jonahlk6386 oh i see. So you must be already know that Fa Jin quirk exist

[@jonahlk6386]

@@diobrando4024 yeah yeah

[@diobrando4024]

5:11 Go blok

[@ivistaiji7644]

nice demonstration and explanation...but is that really the use or more the expression of 'fajin'?

[@ЖаркоСпасов]

@True WingChun Man, fa has nothing to do with the breathing. Pls dont lie to people.

[@OverSooll]

Bro' you gotta know this stuff doesn't work in violent combat, c'mon get real!

[@cognitivedissonancecamp6326]

OverSooll, I watched lots of videos online and never believed in fajin until I met a sifu who had cultivated their Qi and the issue of it. They allowed me to hold a 8” think pad and showed a regular hard strike. I felt it. He showed me the same strike with the issue of power and I went sprawling out onto my backside. The one inch punch is issued with power, the techniques here are applicable to a close quarter combat situation. If you shoulder strike someone with issue of power in the chin, they go to sleep.

[@OverSooll]

@@cognitivedissonancecamp6326 I believe you because I have seen it when I lived in Taiwan, but once you fight for real in full contact, without pre-arranged environment, under pressure and fear to get hit, it doesn't work. You'd better learn boxing or judo if you want to defend yourself.

[@cognitivedissonancecamp6326]

OverSooll You speak of lack of integration. In many internal arts, the technical aspects of issuing power in various ways is separated by the Taoist elements. The element of earth is the first you learn because you need to be able to issue power from your center to build from that to work with element of air, fire, water. When you say that I am at a loss if I go full combat with non-contact technique in issuing power, then you are only correct if I have not integrated it. If I have found my means to issue power in a high stress situation, then the flow is always there, nothing is going to make that flow stop other than my own doubt. When you train with someone for a long time who can issue power, they can demonstrate how non-contact power feels and using element of air to create waves of Qi that have the capacity to move you in space as well as trigger your flinch mechanism deeply in your central nervous system. You mention “fear to get hit” - the first thing a good internal arts master will teach you is the contrast between attention vs intention. When you integrate the contrast, there is no fear, just pure attention to what is in front of you so that your intention is completely free of obstructions.

[@OverSooll]

@@cognitivedissonancecamp6326 thanks for this elevated response, I am glad if it works for you and like everyone who does thai boxing or mma, would love to see it demonstrated in full contact sparring!

[@nitai154]

Lihai !!!!

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[@ultragamerpro2332]

Thanks now I can watch waifus by launching myself

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👋~~~~~~#Namaste~~~~~~~👋

[@kingdeedeedee1450]

Nice dance moves.

[@afterwrath6478]

This guy would get knocked out in the streets. His moves too telegraphed

[@kraftwerk974]

BS Nonsense