The history of Yang Style Fa Jin 發勁 | Sifu Liang De Hua (Part 2) | Season 2 Episode 06

In this episode, I visit Liang De Hua in Chiang Mai Thailand to discuss the history of Yang style Faj Jin and how it is used in both push hands and application. To learn more about Liang De Hua and the Wen Wu Academy of Taijiquan and Internal Arts, please visit his official website: taijiacademy.online
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[@zbigniewkoleczek291]

Can you learn from videos ?

[@vartago]

For anyone who has wrestled, done Judo, or BJJ like i have, there’s no way in the world that this Tai Chi technique would work against a real takedown. This is a dangerous fake way to give you confidence making you think that this Tai Chi move could work against a propper takedown. This could get you beat up real bad.

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[@Atomic419]

Thank you martial man for spreading awareness that real martial arts still exist. I'm beginning to feel hopeful again. I've watched many of your videos and I especially enjoy your episodes on the internal arts. You're doing a great service to the traditional martial arts community. Thank you!

[@paulandhisguitars]

I'd like to echo that. Although their masters would get stomped in most situations against a rank average amateur boxer with a years training, it's good to see these impractical techniques are still being taught.

[@wesleylammay30]

As a professional who has had to control violent people who are trying to injure me, but whom I am not able to injure for professional and moral reasons I can attest to the fact that these methods and skills do work, I rely on them. Only people ignorant of these methods claim they don’t work. You must find a teacher like this though, and you must train with hard contact.

[@SteveMe21685]

That’s the problem is finding a teacher of internal martial arts that is actually competent. I don’t blame people for being skeptical...I did tai chi for a few years and started to realize it was a bunch of BS. I started doing seminars outside of the school and realized that there is most definitely REAL internal martial artists out there but they are hard to find. But when you experience it, there’s nothing else like it

[@AjaychinuShah]

The problem is a punch works anytime. Now, why doesn't JIN work just like punching? Well, the answer is easy. You seek a Guru.

[@AjaychinuShah]

@คิดก่อนทำ Go FOR IT! Use it on violent people as need per say. The Universe and anything like OverNet is your friend as long as it is not upset or worse.

[@zzhFx_69]

@@SteveMe21685 exact!!! it is very rare here in America!! (yes, throughout the American continent) because in fact, I think that those who teach it do it for: BUSINESS!You know that it is better to go abroad and train and learn with real teachers! Because here the vast majority are envious.

[@paulandhisguitars]

I can smell bullshit.

[@jamespisano1164]

Thanks for this. Really awesome.

[@michaelspyrou1784]

Excellent presentation. love to have him as coach.thanks for sharing.

[@hozeng1]

Nice interview! I practice "internal Chinese martial art" and other style "fighting" trainings for years. You have to absorb opponent's impact and maintain your structure (without tensing up) before Fa Jin 發勁. It takes lots of practice...have to train with opponent's "full" power and speed. To be honest, upon the impact with "full" power and speed, my other "fighting" training always kicks in immediately. Just my $0.02

[@claudes.whitacre1241]

After 30 years of hard style Kung Fu training...I see that I know nothing. Far more advanced than anything I've done. I wish there was a competent teacher in my state. At a training session I was on the receiving end of a low level Fa Jin strike.....just his palm resting on my shoulder, and it dropped me to the floor. I never would have believed it, had I not felt it firsthand.

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[@smithystube]

I wish that the guy in the comments claiming it wont work on MMA fighters will be at the receiving end for one and see/feel for himself and then tell us again it will not work lol.. only people who never felt or experienced that kind of power talk like that.

[@claudes.whitacre1241]

@@smithystube Generally these guys will see a training exercise, or a demonstration and say "This won't work in MMA" But what they are seeing isn't a fighting technique. It would be like seeing someone do pushups and say "That won't work in MMA".

[@congamike1]

Good stuff! Subscribed

[@etchaskratch]

It's like BJJ, they just roll nicely and get better all day, no harm done. 37th chamber business :) I'd love to get into a good push hands class. Awesome teacher.

[@paulandhisguitars]

It's not quite like bjj. Bjj works.

[@gosukiwi]

Impressive level of sensitivity and smoothness. I hope he comes to Argentina one day :p

[@kokuyoz]

hola federico. esta en argentina. sabias?

[@lenwenzel7440]

The sound level is so low to be almost inaudible at max levels.

[@giambertotaiani8317]

Bravo con le tecniche marziali, ma con l'inglese un disastro. 😁

[@amirnassibi3736]

awsome He is just showing his fajin and internal chi enregi flow and internal power,taychi chuan has many techniqse for real martial situation i saw a real sparing of two master of judo and taychi,,,judo master could not do any thing to taychi master!!! it was hard for me to belive that but it was a truly awsome. in real fight they add fajin and chi energi to their techniqse because all techniqse of tay chi create and made to work with chi enrgi and chi energy has few levels.i love martial arts an i used to many martial arts like boxing mma wing chun aikido for 7 years and i spent meny ours on reserching and praticing diferent idea of martial arts but now im realizing a real taychi some how is end of martial arts(internali and even external) its not compelet external martial arts as many other martial arts wich is not compelet like (Bjj,box,judo even mma) but internaly the Esprit of taychi is end of martial arts.and its really usefull for grapling and close range combat

[@user-dc6wm2dm6x]

Спасибо за такую информацию такого не когда не видел, он мастер.

[@SlackBallSack]

Love to know what the difference between Yang and Chen is...

[@noblestsavage1742]

Chen looks very different, look up some vids on here.

[@AjaychinuShah]

Like the video game Dead or Alive, change of scenes or rooms, engages active viewer participation.

[@AjaychinuShah]

Aurhe , Continuously Training

[@MrDustyn69]

What happens when they shoot for the single leg take down? The tai chi guys always show application from a tackle but never from a good solid single leg.

[@illiJomusic]

You stuff the take down like anyone else if you train for it and hopeful have some ground skills. Check out the book art of learning. Written by a world push hands champion, chess master and bjj black belt. What does a bjj guy to against a good striker wrestler, or two attackers, or a blade? Same as everyone else. Cross train.

[@budisutanto5987]

He probably would shift his free leg, back , and push the opponent to the ground.

[@goosecouple]

Fundamentally it is all about energy control.

[@thenecrons100]

Why do you publish them for free? Thank you! Looks interesting from first minutes.

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[@davidadmingerardo9423]

Diference a betwen yang style AND chen style? 🤔

[@thevapingauditfrog2387]

When you want to become Baki or Shibukawa in real life, you learn Fa Jin.

[@crouchingtiger6319]

ok

[@julizeid7758]

i want to see this with high level wrestler 9:46

[@drunkmara]

this is not fajin, this is a space station

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Yang Family Taiji Airlines

[@andrewblack7852]

If you release, you have two states. Two moments. This automatically a hole. Polarity. If you release power outward, you are stuck in the external method. Internal state is one. One moment. Not two. Two is what society does to the Tao. Tao is not understood by the comparative mind and so it creates two in order to satisfy . This is an old mistake. Tai chi was 3 movements in one state originally. Now it’s short form is 108 movements in polarity. Xing yi, ba gua are the same. The transmission is muddy over generations.

[@willstanley6084]

A whole. Although it could be a hole. In a pit, get out of the pit. Chinese doesn't have the same spelling problems.

[@bebodhi]

Dear Martial Man, come and see me, this guy is causing a problem for you. Peace

[@BilawalnadeemMMA]

Watch at 11:30 he injured his student to look good on video with a kick

[@darrenkey207]

Doesn't look hurt to me

[@paulandhisguitars]

No he didn't.

[@laffta6727]

no prearranged movements--next time with a tai chi player-attack him with full force then u will see the real tai chi--I know it works I've been attacked by a coworker with full anger and aggression-he told me that tai chi was bull shit felt the adrenaline rush-and the fight was on-i threw him three times about 15 feet away from me into a heavy thing that was in the office-on the third push his glasses went flying off. and his back was injured--three days later he was still limping-myself being over 30 years older had no problem

[@willstanley6084]

Your opponent wants to be aggressive? You help him be aggressive! Just change the target.

[@guimecast8100]

I'm pretty sure this is fantasy based martial arts

[@davychung7500]

这位明师的对手是笨旦。

[@billslayer1175]

And curiously these techniques have no effect upon an MMA fighter. I guess MMA provides a counter energy that negates these techniques.

[@TheJofrica]

He did say in the beginning that this is for situations where you don’t want to hurt someone. He said if you want to hurt them, just punch them. I imagine a situation where like you need to maybe subdue a buddy who is drunk or something but don’t want to bloody their face.

[@darrenkey207]

@@TheJofrica exactly. He has other videos with strikes. This guy just wanted to pump up MMA, which isn't real life fighting or guaranteed to help you in a street situation

[@TheJofrica]

@@darrenkey207 Totally agree with that. MMA is a sport with rules and limitations. For instance, no groin strikes, eye gouges, etc.

[@darrenkey207]

@@TheJofrica no armed or multiple attackers either

[@TheJofrica]

@@darrenkey207 Yes I was going to say that too, no weapons

[@perrypelican9476]

Too much repetition. He is saying the exact same thing over and over. It's too much.

[@manfredadams3252]

If I keep seeing Martial Man letting the 'sifu' demonstrate on willing students instead of himself I'm just gonna unsubscribe.

[@joshpickles9022]

Watch the video with Adam mizner where he demos on the martial man himself.

[@bebodhi]

How can you know what Yang Lu chan did or said. You can't teach based on stories and theory. And when you do demonstrations, stop the fake bouncing / jumping act. I wonder if you've had a real fight. Peace

[@joshpickles9022]

I am afraid to tell you that you're misinformed. Find Liang de hua or Adam Mizner and try it yourself. You will bounce too. They both have large schools and happily accept challenges. Good luck.

[@bebodhi]

@@joshpickles9022 Stop defending others. Fantasy martial arts and whats real are different, it to bad you have been misinformed. And if someone wants to try their theory, I don't have time. But since you brought up challenge, to you and them that you defend, I live in Thailand, let me know when you are arriving. Peace

[@guimecast8100]

Fantasy based martial arts for sure

[@abu9270]

it fake!!

[@perrypelican9476]

This guy is much too repetitive.

[@minasz]

try to do it when somebody really wants to bring you down...well you will go down. that techniques are make believe...garbage

[@alexi9108]

tested. it works

[@rightsaidralf9018]

Bored Murse It´s an internal art. Can´t be judged by what you see on the outside. Unless you try it with a good teacher, you´ll have to keep calling it BS. Or FFS which I don´t know what it is - probably something similar...

[@cecalli]

It really works dude, but you really need to master it. To the guy who said about the knife, my Tai Chi master was attacked by 4 guys with 4 machetes, and he send them all to the hospital.

[@GonG108]

what you see here is something for more advanced practitioners of wing tsun or tajiquan , this is a high level and you can only understand it when you have been through the basics , so don´t judge something you don´t know or which is beyond your experience , try to be fully relaxed in a battle and see how difficult it is to apply then you will understand

[@amirnassibi3736]

He is just showing his fajin and internal chi enregi flow and internal power,taychi chuan has many techniqse for real martial situation i saw a real sparing of two master of judo and taychi,,,judo master could not do any thing to taychi master!!! it was hard for me to belive that but it was a truly awsome. in real fight they add fajin and chi energi to their techniqse because all techniqse of tay chi create and made to work with chi enrgi and chi energy has few levels.i love martial arts an i used to many martial arts like boxing mma wing chun aikido for 7 years and i spent meny ours on reserching and praticing diferent idea of martial arts but now im realizing a real taychi some how is end of martial arts(internali and even external) its not compelet external martial arts as many other martial arts wich is not compelet like (Bjj,box,judo even mma) but internaly the Esprit of taychi is end of martial arts.and its really usefull for grapling and close range combat.