Tai Chi Chuan in 1935

[@user-zg1qz8oz2u]

Absolutely priceless. Thank you so much!

[@julesjones2442]

Old school the master was ahead of his time I’m impressed with the usage of the hanging Tai Chi ball and the hanging roller bar 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@woklam342]

can i order taichi ball on ali express

[@arbogast4950]

@Pedro Ivan Sanchez Sacrificing people for rain was an ancient tradition. Im glad we killed it.

[@ericfroshnider3524]

Nowadays we do flowarts such as hoopdance ,poi,and flower sticks easier to set up and more portable

[@Vvrroommm]

Wow.. Much thanks for up load

[@devan1425]

Chinese old documentary film about martial arts with english subtitle and chilling (kind of) african song. What a mix! Thank you youtube for the excellent recommendation!!

[@Elena-qz5kr]

ME ENCANTÓ!! MOVIMIENTO, RITMO, CADENCIA, AUTOMASAJE Y CONCENTRACIÓN. GRACIASSS

[@derrickwebster7879]

What? ...Did the Chinese hold back the release of that video for 53 years? 1982 is the date at the end of the film.

[@ElectricTrigga]

Thanks for upload

[@ghostbombl8034]

I ,taught my self as a cart guy grocery store, and running on ice,20 feet ice mounts from winter plaows,places, my hands movement was from bagging than my body got so good it causes crowds because I put them all to gather Dd crazy ballet spins,flexable is a power also to add to your movement.I went through he'll and back just out side flexable self training to point that I am always wound up all directions of instant chi to kenteick energy from my muscles.I never wanted to learn it till some loud customer said I am doing great gong and I never realized what I was doing because I was justbdking it to stay in shape.I looked it up on youbtube,ever since I was hooked lol.

[@on.parade]

The song is Anoma by Rocky Dawuni

[@jesserayburn6758]

Question: why does it say 1982 at the end & where would he get a light weighted giant silver ball, refined rubber cords in 1935...?

[@dimelo3027]

Reprinted in 1982.

[@alexc2231]

Very few commented on how straight his body was and how smooth his motions were AND they could only be supported and enabled by healthy joints all over at his age. Disclaimer: not a kung fu or wu shu person, just someone who admires fitness and ageing well.

[@ericfroshnider3524]

For your appreciation I was around 60 when I posted KZbin video "Shoulder duckouts most advanced level found here"

[@TheZero715zero]

Those tools should be canon for all taiji players. I'm appreciating the music as well!

[@kwekuhaizel2999]

Ghanaian highlife music at the background

[@kwekuhaizel2999]

Pamlwine Guitar fro.tbe coast

[@TheGrmany69]

A TENSEGRITY STRUCTURE!! I knew it.

[@johnito7424]

👍

[@terciary]

Thanks. This ball is a great tool for training also bagua and aikido (orenai no te)

[@ericfroshnider3524]

Also flowarts such as hulahoop poi contact staff and flower sticks

[@matreyia]

HOLY MOLY....that was dope.

[@hardwhipbian7939]

Nice usage of the term ' dope' .

[@hardwhipbian7939]

You see these kinds of exercise contraptions in old school Kung Fu movies all the time.

[@ghostbeetle2950]

Amazing control and acuity!

[@jameswest83]

Une pépite cette vidéo 👍. Merci

[@jamesconnors5653]

Thank you much.

[@lifewithnofilterlnf4911]

Can somebody tell me what these things are called that they are using for training so I can look it up to either try and buy one or at least to get the dimensions so I can make it myself please and thank you

[@martinackbar7876]

GREAT VIDEO

[@Tanulis]

I love the usage of the floating ball! Great idea

[@ericfroshnider3524]

You might also enjoy flowarts such as hoop ,poi,contactstaff and flowersticks

[@kabalayeshua]

Gracias por compartir.

[@joelskipper744]

Wow the tools were awesome 😎

[@ericfroshnider3524]

You may want to check out flowarts for tools to use hoop ,poi,contactstaff,flowersticks

[@troymclure8330]

That is genius!!! Where can I find the blueprints to build those!!! Great post, thank you for the inspiration ☯️🙏❤️

[@ericfroshnider3524]

Make it easier on yourself practice flowarts such as hoopdance ,poi ,contact staff and/or flowersticks

[@lifewithnofilterlnf4911]

Have you found anything yet I'm in the search for this to end this guy talking about the flowarts I understand it's similar but it's still not the same for qi simply because you have to hold an object this is free flow so you are able to have your hand open so all the energy can flow through your hands and out the fingertips which are the main points of input/output energy but it is good just for the flow

[@christoddes]

Os there a book with this routine?

[@ShorelineTaiChi]

太極拳圖 TAIJI BOXING PHOTOGRAPHED 褚民誼 by Chu Minyi [published by 上海九福有限公司發行 The Many Blessings Company of Shanghai, 1929] [translation by Paul Brennan, Feb, 2016]

[@beatrizramirez9430]

que lindo es el tai chi.

[@thea.r.c.1914]

Tai chi was once a high style of martial art...a soft style. All superior martial arts have hard and soft style and application.

[@lifewithnofilterlnf4911]

Right but you're missing one thing there is no Superior martial art there's only a superior martial artists and not one is better than the other you can put any person from any form or Style together to fight and really it boils down to passion intuition and how much training they've had into their style/art

[@thea.r.c.1914]

@@lifewithnofilterlnf4911 i disagree. While all martial arts are good and there are only bad teachers, some systems are more complete than others. Bando is the closest thing to a complete system in the known free world. Styles make fights. A systems forms are the alphabet and the matrix the rules of grammar, and not all systems are equal.

[@roxelbr]

everything is awesome.... but the music is just a little, i mean out of place... sorry.

[@stevesingleton8491]

It's great with the sound off!😁

[@stevesingleton8491]

Love his training devices!!!

[@TaiChiTex]

I liked the music❤😊

[@gerardyoung6050]

thank you.

[@roseliericardosiqueira8134]

Obrigado pelo vídeo, uma raridade! OSS!

[@emptyemptiness8372]

I could be wrong but wasn't this guy Chiang Kai Shek's body guard?

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Very good! :)

[@powerbar1981]

Yup that's a real Tai Chi moves made for healing and health improvement. The original movement technique for fighting and killing during war era has already long gone in history.

[@nicorios6056]

You should research DR. YANG jwing Mings taijiquan.. his teachings are very martial oriented.

[@powerbar1981]

@@nicorios6056 Ahh... You mean Yang Family I think. As far as I know Chen Family taught Yang Lu Chan. From here it changes again and again based on other user style.. Sure there is a fighting move like martial arts, but the essence of power release becomes less until only left nothing. That's what happened when the internal power cultivate and restore are poor (since internal chi training cultivation and restore takes time and nature are no longer as same as 700 years ago). Therefore, the easiest way to solve the problem is to change the move into couple of moves to meet the sa one move... Back in the day Zhang San Feng era or Chen Family in Chen village, fighting with intruder, army that include many peoples.. You need just less moves 2 or 3 but comes with great release internal power enough to open space to run or escape and as well avoided attack from the behind. And these days, most Tai Chi today consists over 15 sequence and above and not 12 the original sequence. Go to Mount Wudang to further more about this change. I only reached this point only about this.

[@nicorios6056]

@@powerbar1981 no that's not what I mean.. im aware of all that since taijiquan is one of my traditional studies..yes it's Yang style taijiquan, but I mean Dr. Yang teaches it with martial aspect...ever movement of the 108 is taught with at least 4 different applications.. which includes kicks, punches, takedowns as well as Chin Na.. all with fajing (internal power generation).

[@nicorios6056]

I strongly recommend you check him out since you are after that essence... also needless to say he teaches the internal aspect hand in hand..

[@LKH9Channel]

It's not totally gone yet actually, Choson Ninja in KZbin here can release powerful strikes after doing some circular motions with his arms and waist. Those instructions were long deleted though. It has to do with Internal Force from daily meditation and qigong. Qigong is the essence in Internal Martial Arts.

[@munkhturl5418]

Interesting equipment!))) Impressed!

[@ericfroshnider3524]

Check out flowarts like hoop, poi , Flowersticks and contactstaff

[@enricobf7769]

It’s amazing to see how the style changed over the years, now it’s much more dynamic

[@cyborgchicken3502]

I'm just disappointed that it's lost its combat application, apparently Tai Chi was a style of folk wrestling and grappling before... Now its just an aerobic exercise mostly

[@enricobf7769]

Yeah, they actually removed the “chuan” (fist/martial) from its name because it’s not supposed to be a fighting technique anymore

[@ginshin8246]

@@enricobf7769 except it shouldn’t be call a martial art if there is no martial aspect, just art.

[@enricobf7769]

@@ginshin8246 exactly

[@dextersbeard3472]

@@ginshin8246 that's not true, it's base is in martial arts, there are still masters who teach the grappling aspects as well as chin na and striking. All of that is in the forms it's just that the west has watered it down to be just for health like yoga. It is undeniably a martial art, learn the roots. There are professional fighters in China who are Chen thai chi practitioners, they are excellent martial artist

[@hanumananky]

I wish i could buy those tools online, wish i knew what to call them in search, i just keep finding the small hand balls

[@ShorelineTaiChi]

Try "wrecking ball heavy bag."

[@ericfroshnider3524]

Check out flow arts hoop,poi,flowersticks contactstaff

[@Yourmirrors7831]

Oh, so it was all about absorbing the impact and channel it back, really have to focus on the timing when receiving it, but some move he showed how to deflect the attack, i thought it was useless move at first and cannot be use in real combat, interesting

[@admiralbillom7559]

great

[@Traderhood]

Great video. Wrong music.

[@jonaslundstrom2011]

Inspiring!

[@senseistrange]

It says 1982 at the end...fyi

[@РаспутинИлья-р5ъ]

Спасибо за видео, невероятно я пытался еще 9 лет назад тренироваться примерно точно также там расхождение конечно есть но в целом также

[@kanyamagaraabdallah8300]

merci de vous

[@waiyipsin2377]

DANCE!

[@George-tu5yd]

And everything changes when they step into that ring.

[@maytan1622]

Wow amazing

[@TheStormglass]

沾連粘随　I don't know his really strength, but I understand he try to train what.

[@小出和実]

これは大変貴重な映像ですね(^^)👍️

[@zzzacupuncture3546]

So cute music

[@yuchen1228]

這工具桿子上加刷毛拿來洗澡應該蠻舒服的,像洗車機

[@joegardens1973]

Practice magnifico...

[@davida7370]

Were they practising for circus?

[@ShorelineTaiChi]

Looking for a "wrecking ball" like that shown in the video? Try: amzn.to/3iFx93E

[@roroboi2]

Много добър метод за тренировка.

[@黃健志]

哈哈！這音樂配的好搭啊！

[@simoneriksson8329]

Cool!

[@lennykoss8777]

💗💗💗

[@lutang15]

🙏👍

[@TerriDuan]

It’s a dance 😊👌

[@turningnull2538]

2:13 🤣 what is that

[@ericfroshnider3524]

Building power for hula-hoop

[@TheStrataminor]

Work it Wang..work it Wang 1:16

[@Deep_Dark_Dimension]

Nice dance

[@meiiwushu3239]

💜

[@markdeguzman6556]

His ball is so big!

[@TAROTAI]

matches another part of his anatomy . . .

[@michaelmulenga6598]

👍

[@Warazzz]

Wowwww

[@maria369]

The music is really annoying

[@stephendiegomartin9993]

Oh really impressive. I wish we could have Taichi gyms like this!!

[@ericfroshnider3524]

We do they are called flowart festivals

[@shogun2heroicvictories15]

If only Bruce Lee was still alive, he also create training equipment to suit has needs, and would have loved to hear his comment on this gentlemens training equipment for tai chi.

[@ericfroshnider3524]

I would love to hear Bruce Lee's comments on the flowarts such as hoop ,poi,contact staff and flowersticks

[@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA]

They are making invisible pizza dough..

[@worldstalents709]

Giant ball made from steel ? 😁

[@demonology2629]

Sub-scribed 🙏🏻☯️🧘‍♂️⛩🌄🐲

[@abu-abu4444]

Waw

[@pasanglama8788]

👍👏🌏🌹😍

[@mujiyanto5836]

XU ZIAODONG have to watch this

[@snakeeagle6930]

Very cool... I could see the african dude banging on the drum too singing umayayaehh.... Umayayaehhh...

[@soleilislamauthentique]

Who IS he?

[@dartharaneus67]

Someone named Chu Minyi, according to the description.

[@gabrieltang2127]

Executed in 1946. As he was a minister of the Japanese friendly govt. during WWII

[@wayaoh997]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻☯️

[@jamesamow5565]

Thank you for sharing..beblessedalways

[@bernardwong913]

The technique must be called Bear Scratches Back 🤣

[@DocNob0dy]

and the other.. monkey polishes disco ball ~

[@TheStrataminor]

Taichi is awesome, but sadly would take a lot of insight to make it combat worthy....P.s who the heck put this to Caribbean music?? LOL..totally killed the cultural feel...

[@TheZero715zero]

I'm disappointed that you think that was Carribean music and think that killed the "cultural feel"....

[@junodonatus4906]

I don't think combat is the main point. And yeah, the music is out of place here.

[@stefanschleps8758]

@@TheZero715zero The music is htting. It's from Africa. But I don't tink it's from Mali, but maybe from Sierre Leone or Senegal? It's not Maraiam and Amadou but in the same genre. I think it's great, and appropriate. What do you think? Peace.

[@stefanschleps8758]

After you've been inoculated come see me. It really doesn't take a great deal of insight to know that Tai Chi is nothing but combat. Even the most obtuse simpleton understands that while you may practice at a leisurely pace. Combat is never slow. Laoshr #60 Ching Yi Kung Fu Association

[@kwekuhaizel2999]

The music is from Ghana. Language is twi,spoken by the Ashanti tribe.

[@loveandchi77]

I need tools like that

[@ericfroshnider3524]

Tools like that are found in flowarts hoop ,poi,flower sticks ,contact staff

[@loveandchi77]

@@ericfroshnider3524 i looked on one website and there are some interesting tools for sure, but i haven't seen whats in this video. got a link?

[@ericfroshnider3524]

@@loveandchi77 Videos on the flowart tools I mentioned are all over KZbin so I dont really know what your asking but my videos are "Shoulder duckouts most advanced level found here" and "basic flow stick by Eric"

[@wric01]

Purpose designed art to counter foes bigger than you several times. I'll put it this way to ignorants that fail to understand. No one is dumb enough to stand in front of a train running towards you, what you can do is just trip it and there she goes flying to oblivion.

[@YinYangSeperation]

Lmao this guy🤦‍♂️

[@stefanschleps8758]

You have been misinformed. Tai Chi Ch'uan was not "designed to counter foes bigger than yourself". But the philosophy of Tai Chi. To avoid incoming force, and to deflect and redirect that force, rather than block it. Makes it practical for anybody. Size and mass will always matter. Only at a very high level do you see the disadvantage of the one over the other. Tai Chi does offers striking techniques, and Chin-na and shuai jiao. Which give the person skilled in these arts a fighting chance against others who are not so skilled. Hollywood and ignorance have mythologized this incredible art. Unfortunately today, far too many people think that the art is "designed" to make the man. Thats completely wrong. As it is always the man that makes the art. Good luck. Laoshr #60 Ching Yi Kung Fu Association

[@giambertotaiani8317]

Interessante

[@roseliericardosiqueira8134]

Uma pena que hoje muitos ditos praticante de artes marciais so pensam em octógono e menosprezam a origem, simplicidade e a parte filosófica da arte marcial, querem ver sangue, é dinheiro e muitos dos tais nem treinam nada são meros ouvintes e puxa saco de lutadores famosos um bando de bajuladores de homens, chamados de deuses de pés de barros

[@ittasukia.2748]

Se le agradece que le hagan tributo al arte marcial. Pero, para nada me agrado la música. No le dare un "disgusto" para no malintencionar mi desición.

[@gthreesix]

This guy was rich!

[@stefanschleps8758]

And your school thinks it has the secret Tai Chi ball technique! lol

[@steelydan1242]

You are missing the point about its mental discipline and health benefits. They not trained for mma ring fights. But if they do train for it they can be just as lethal.

[@ericfroshnider3524]

Someone should tell him all he needs is a hoop ,poi and some flowersticks .Oh yeah its year a 1935 Well nevermind

[@lifewithnofilterlnf4911]

And even if you had access to those he wouldn't use it still I get what you're saying floors is cool I do it as well for fun but it's not something you would have to do for training especially for Tai Chi everything he is using he is able to have his hands-free without holding something that is how you get the best Qi training... you have to understand Tai Chi is not meant to fight or for fighting it can be used for fighting in self-defense because of the Motions that are being given through the forms in which the energy is moving the body. The true meaning behind Tai Chi or spelled correctly "TaiQi" is just that, Qi... Qi is energy Pure Energy Universal energy Lifeforce however you want to look at it its internal and external energy so Tai Chi is used as a platform to develop the Qi in an individual which also brings good health from the bone marrow's to the lungs to the skin it helps with depression and or anxiety because it has a lot to do with breathing which is also known as QiGong which is the practice of breathing which is also Qi.. you see in order for our bodies to have energy we have to be alive and breathing our breath is our main key for survival without our breath Nothing Else Matters and we are dead if we breathe too heavily then our body and our heart pulse is fast therefore can cause anxiety and or high blood pressure so concentrating on breathing while doing Tai Chi keeps the energy as one and if they are not as one it is because you are not mentally calm. Our breath goes along with our feelings and our thoughts AKA our emotions based on our emotions is what determines how fast are heart is pumping therefore how fast we are breathing so we can control our emotions and our thoughts then we can control our breathing but in order to control our emotions and our thoughts we have to control our breathing first

[@lifewithnofilterlnf4911]

If you focus on just breathing then that is all you think about and you won't have any other thoughts in your mind with won't cause your heart rate to elevate or decrease

[@ВячеславФенин]

Учитель Чкарька

[@บ้านร่มขามวงหรรมหวานเรคคอร์ด]

มวยไทยเตะคว่ำหมดแบบนี้

[@khrissantos5243]

Chinese reggae?????

[@hwang6915]

哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈

[@mkman7900]

1, Old man very very rich at that time. 2, Give him a Thai Kick, then U think what will happen ?

[@adcyuumi]

It depends on which kick it is. Leg kick to the thigh? Higher? Front kick? ... Generic answer. Given what I know in Tai Chi and Muay Thai, and what I have put into practice on multiple occasions -- the Tai Chi practitioner, if they know how to apply Tai Chi's movements to combat, will drop their hips as they absorb the kick by crossing both forearms (forming a V, or an X if you imagine it that way better). The leg will 100% be caught, and the Muay Thai fighter will be spun down to the ground with as much force as the Tai Chi practioner wishes -- it can be a gentle landing in the hope of getting the other person to decide against fighting, or it can be a forceful spill intended to injure and wind the other person. Tai Chi is extremely, extremely good at defending against kicks. It softens them, avoids them, and catches them any number of ways. Where it can struggle is against quick feinting punches from a well trained boxer, particularly a left or right hook. This can be overcome by becoming familiar with that attack, but traditional Tai Chi movements do not have anything that is ideal against that strike. ... Where Tai Chi fails is that teachers do not know how to teach its combat applications. They teach the form but not the function, because the function was never taught to them. That is to say that the failing is not within Tai Chi, but in the way it is taught and the level at which it is taught. ... More importantly. A person who practices Tai Chi stays healthy and able to defend themselves even into old age -- it's the only martial art that removes any techniques from its practice that are shown to have long term ill effects on the body. In contrast, a Muay Thai fighter slowly destroys their body over time; you cannot practice high impact fighting like that forever. So while a young Muay Thai fighter might defeat a young Tai Chi practitioner, an older Muay Thai fighter would have no chance whatsoever against an older Tai Chi practitioner.

[@mkman7900]

@@adcyuumi War of words.

[@ajuktoott]

Dancing???? No.. practicing. Ok step away

[@thepianocornertpc]

African music..really?

[@greentee4549]

china dance

[@밴땡이]

아 이상한 사람들...

[@cuitciut4654]

Not for fight