Tai Chi Connection: Fascia Control Through Indirect Touch with a Bo, Cane, or Ring

[@jeanlouisnguyenqui8879]

Your lessons are fantastic

[@InternalTaiChi]

Thank you so very much. Comments like yours help to keep me inspired to keep creating and sharing content.

[@yardleybottles6025]

I was told 30 years ago by my Shaolin teacher that when you practiced long enough with a weapon, it became imbued with your Chi. I was sceptical, but now I know I should not have doubted that man. 😂

[@InternalTaiChi]

LOL.....sounds like he knew a thing or two. Just to clarify, what I am demonstrating in this video is more of a mechanical approach and not so much Qi. I do have some Qi transfer as it is difficult for me to turn it off, but mostly what you are seeing is a mechanical access to the person's fascia. My Fascia Mini course explains it so you can learn to do it too! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@TeShan-lf7kq]

谢谢你，师父。

[@InternalTaiChi]

You are welcome!

[@outerlast]

oh i think this is what i asked some time ago :D and i still haven't found training partner here, so can't sign up for class or course. i do want to get that book though :)

[@InternalTaiChi]

@@outerlast I offer both solo practice scenarios and partner. Also you will have the videos for later reference when you do have a practice partner. No pressure though!

[@osiris2u]

What if the attacker is wearing a long-sleeved coat? Can one still connect with his fascia to control him?

[@InternalTaiChi]

Yes. You would use the coat sleeve, connect it to the fascia of their back. I cover this in the Mini Fascia Course if interested! taichisusan.thinkific.com/products/courses/fascia-connection-mini-course