Tai Chi Push Hands (Tui Shou) Wee Kee Jin

[@ShungGuan]

Wee Kee Jin is one of the more humble skilled sifus today. Anyone would be fortunate to learn from this man, as he has a deep well of knowledge and experience to share Thank you for this..

[@tonykong8517]

Great master, perfect timing, perfect angle, perfect structure.

[@taijispirit1]

Excellent! The ones that criticize Master Wee have no idea of correctly applied Taiji principles. Listening,sensitivity, and timing are highly developed. Thanks for sharing.

[@kalbeser2648]

I'm sure we're hearing an even, unbiased comment about taiji from username TAIJISPIRIT1

[@connorsutherland9320]

Agreed

[@enniotortarolo9125]

Its very yi, chi, great granmaster.. I known Wen S S. with video and telefonic speak Tiziano Grandi best master in Italy. Fir me 37 and tui shou are pearl of Tai Chi Human and Nature friendly! Claps

[@williamdelong8265]

Thank you.

[@NilsKlug]

🤙🏼

[@TommyDaTuber]

Nice, thanks for posting.

[@NilsKlug]

No Problem! Did you see the other one I posted yesterday?

[@enniotortarolo9125]

Good song, yi, chi gr3at master..!

[@dsrussell]

I had never heard of this individual prior to watching the video. One thing I noticed was that he almost always initiates his push when his partner is moving forward and has one foot already off the ground. That simplifies things a bit.

[@CT2507]

not so. many pushes are initiated from static position. bu even so it dont matter cause this demonstrates the timing of the opponents force and use of momentum that Tai-chi is famous for.

[@linaiwa]

Many thanks for this video ;)

[@MatheusCosta-to3eo]

Sem intenção. Os oponentes não oferecem nenhuma dificuldade.

[@jamesho9670]

3:31 3:55

[@robizira8781]

its they are just acting.. with the first women in fact this dosnt work