Tai Chi Mechanics - Song to Move

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[@chrispozner]

Great demo and explanation. I’ve noticed the most skilled teachers can often do both at the same time. And with a resisting person! 🙏

[@seancompton9386]

"Song to change" love it

[@cal.5081]

Nice! Thank you for sharing Ramzi. It's an inspiration 🙏💗

[@jimicwhite]

Love these videos

[@clacicle]

Nice.

[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

🙏

[@entrenamientos9295]

Master Chen Zhonghua Real Taijiquan No Special Energy No Chi

[@ramzi_nabulsi]

Real Tai Chi doesn't have Chi. Got it. 👍

[@MaxLamboy]

I’d be impressed if you can show him to move you.

[@ramzi_nabulsi]

That's the thing...It's not a technique. You have to change your body. So he can move me if invests more quality time and develops better song than me.

[@djdollase]

You were/are a student of Adam Mizner, yes? (hence the HME website down at the bottom of this video) I sorta remember your distinctive name from his calling it to help him demonstrate things.

[@ramzi_nabulsi]

Yes I am his student. I run the Melbourne branch.

[@tranquil_dude]

when I first managed to do this, I was also surprised at how "effortless" it was, and had to double check that my practice partner wasn't deliberately backing away by himself XD (my random philosophizing: Perhaps most people (like me) had prior misunderstanding about what it means to shift a heavy object around. We instinctively thought that it's all about exerting force in the direction we want to shift it, when in fact we should first be asking ourselves: "what's keeping it stuck to the ground?" Case in point: pushing a loaded trolley with wheels vs pushing the same trolley but without wheels. It's not the sheer mass of the trolley we need to overcome, it's the sheer traction that the trolley would have against the ground when without the wheels. Interestingly, Li Yishe (李亦畲), a 19th century Tai Chi master, used the following analogy for the Tai Chi self-defense tactic: Make the opponent feel like he/she's stepped on a ball! He/she can't help but slip & fall. I guess when we connect, settle & release in the right way, we sort of "sneak the ball under the opponent", even though externally it doesn't look that way. end of random philosophizing)

[@nikolayordanov3115]

Would exercising forearms muscles with weights be countering sung?n

[@nachiketa3629]

Hi Ramzi, I’m curious to know approx. how many years have you diligently practiced the art? Cheers.

[@ramzi_nabulsi]

About 13 years. But I'm spread thin by also training jiu-jitsu/boxing/wrestling

[@mindfulness-3]

What is the meaning to move with the Yi?

[@ramzi_nabulsi]

In the beginning, the mind commands song.

[@user-dg6hh4mg8r]

What is mind intention? ​@@ramzi_nabulsi

[@peterjeck2684]

Nice as long there is no overacting

[@symbolsarenotreality4595]

bit sensitive are we? lol calm down mate

[@BobJohnson992]

That's not what song means or how/why it is utilized. 😉

[@ramzi_nabulsi]

You never fail to disappoint Mike, please make a video on your channel and share. 🤗

[@BobJohnson992]

@@ramzi_nabulsi I've made more videos than you have, however, I'm simply offering you a clue to keep looking. After enough people have a nice head start, I'll explain it to you.

[@ramzi_nabulsi]

@@BobJohnson992 links Mike?

[@BobJohnson992]

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[@truthhurts1884]

I wanna see some of this grandmasters videos too