Adam Mizner - Yang Style Taiji Quan • The Martial Camp

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

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[@Gieszkanne]

Hi 333 z 666 is clearly a troll. You should delete his comments and ban him

[@Matass101]

This is all about right just making buisness out of your imaginary crap. Real 15 year old martial artist woud kick your ass under 30 seconds.

[@youfafao]

Wonderful master !!!

[@delepeno9636]

Adam mizner amazing

[@hurquanimityq6482]

Previous teachers have attempted to introduce these concepts in their kwoon however they were unable to demonstrate them as effectively as you have in this demonstration. I am very much interested in similar classes you may have in Sydney, Australia.

[@tomz5704]

it's all bullshido

[@willtherealrustyschacklefo3812]

There's not many who can, but he is one of the few. But most don't realize what it actually takes, and still would not be willing to actually go through with the training either. They very much tend to have what I call the "Bruce Lee complex" lol. They focus far too much on "how to fight" and basically diddly 💩 on actually developing the mind and body properly, which is the first step and without it techniques are useless. And that goes for any art not just tai chi , but especially tai chi more so than the others. You must learn to naturally use your brain and body together in ways that are not natural to it.

[@Gieszkanne]

@333 Z 666 SO what is "TAI CHI CHUAN" you didnt answer that anywhere in this comment section! I think you are just trolling!

[@eprd313]

@@tomz5704 you should try it. This one's not

[@stevenedmund5680]

good stuff .....I can see he has put the work into his sensitivity training

[@MrGarycoww]

It's good to see but it would be great to actually see someone with real peng of which I saw 0 from any of the partners with Adam touched hands with,also I'd very much like to see Adam initiate the connection instead of always asking for the other guy to "come" ,receiving is huge in Tai Chi but one must also be able to attack if the opponent has 0 peng or bad form. Peace ✌️

[@mangmiketeamtaiaha7256]

Finding the deeper level with the fella at the end made me laugh 😆

[@valentijn9]

All I can say is, feel it before you judge it.

[@Moodymongul]

Always liked some of the deeper learning (about the body / body mechanics) in Tai Chi. And, have met very good exponents. Who had learnt to 'relax' correctly and so could demonstrate the art. They understood the basic (but often hidden) ideas, that make Tai Chi 'work'. However, of the ones I could get to spar and pressure test their art, they had no ability to maintain it under that pressure (and after being hit). The mental (and chemical changes) that occurred, caused them to lose that 'relaxed' state in a second (sometimes, before the sparring). And I noticed, if I applied a bunch of feints in my movements (and varied my power in the techniques) ..the tai chi people would often fall over without me touching them. I thought that was interesting. And, perhaps a byproduct of how they train. Peace.

[@Gieszkanne]

A very famous example is Master Huang Sheng Shyan. In demonstrations he could push people around like rag dolls but on the other hand he gave a wrestler a match. He won it but it didnt looked easy and effortless like in his demonstrations. I dont think that its impossible to make this mechanics work under pressure but very few will gain that level.

[@willtherealrustyschacklefo3812]

It's a bit of both, with all arts there are going to be people who A.do t really understand what it is they are doing, B. They don't focus on training the right aspects to be useful and c. They spend very little amount of time actually developing these skills and types of movements etc. You would not have the physical ability , instinctual movements that are properly structured etc to actually use any of this in any less than 10-15 years of some pretty constant training.

[@willtherealrustyschacklefo3812]

It also sounds like some of those may have had the "relax" part down without the power that comes from it, or specific connections between the brain and the body, the mind has far more power than most are aware of. And those boring ass tai chi/qi gong exercises you see people doing develop all of these things but it's something you must do every day hours a day for years. Without being intended on spending that kind of time with it you probably shouldn't worry about any of that kind of stuff, but it isn't something to just entirely overlook. Especially many of the concepts it's uses and sharpens concerning transferring and receiving energy properly, coordination and balance can all be applied to any physical act you do, doesn't have to be fighting, but it also can be fighting if you want it to.

[@willtherealrustyschacklefo3812]

Although what you mentioned about the mind and chemical processes of the body are very important.and yes it is/can be effected by situations like that, but Js if a punch caused them to lose focus etc they certainly have not trained the mind to properly interact with the body, or the body to act without the mind. You'll find a shitload of power you didn't know about once you can do that, instinctual reflex movements will always be far more powerful than your greatest conscious effort.

[@Gieszkanne]

@333 Z 666 Huang Shen Shyan was a disciple of Cheng Man Ching. Which Taiji Master "outed" Sergio for doing Taiji? Actually what I did saw from Sergio doesnt look better than the skill of Adam Mizner.

[@sobreaver]

Of course this is just a 5min video, but there's a whole other segment that should be addressed about how he stands, how he position his feet and body, the solid ground he makes for himself allows him to have better control over his movements and not just swivel around to the smallest breeze ;)

[@joyalways1179]

This training changes you.

[@joyalways1179]

Adam is an incredible teacher, worth every penny.

[@richarddeerflame]

Absolutely... I hope to have him here in SA one day.....

[@RocknRollkat]

More parlor tricks from this 'teacher' who never teaches anything ! Adam, if you're not going to explain ELASTIC FORCE, please stop wasting our time with your tricks.

[@MrGarycoww]

He reliies on people with 0 peng,when you have 0 peng your just a bag of meat to be played with. When my teacher learned from the formidable Fang Ning ,they always tested peng,during the form everywhere, I also think alot of these guys have 0 martial Tau Chi which makes them really easy to play with.

[@richarddeerflame]

@@MrGarycoww Since you have never learnt a single lesson with Adam .... you cannot state what you have sorry........

[@david9180]

I've nothing against Adam ' don't know him but if hes challenged to a fight with a wrestler or mma guy then he should accept and bring the art back to credibility and respect ' if not then everything hes doing will be constantly mocked in the comment section as fake bullshido '' master yang would have respected challengers ' just saying 🙂

[@david9180]

Power of chi morgan freeman

[@timbushnell8964]

Perhaps his ego doesn't need to be stroked by proving anything?

[@david9180]

His ego is huge ironically ' he charges massive money for his courses and throws people around on video ''

[@timbushnell8964]

@@david9180 😂 "it's like Finger pointing at the moon"

[@timbushnell8964]

70 bucks a month for lifetime access, and when I attended his seminars years ago they were 8 hours long each day so pretty good value for money. I guess it depends what you see value in

[@nicokik3438]

The last 10 scds are incredible.... but his naturals downIng moves show the truth for what he realy feel! TKS SIFU

[@billsaragosa]

Sorry, but these people are just dancing around for their "Seafood". If you know what real Tai Chi Chu'an is and what it looks like, you will recognize that this is fake. The "disciples" are eager to please. Just look at the video at the 0:20 mark. The guy actually turns around to see if he has room for his falling trick. This is pathetic Bullshido.

[@HeartSongWarrior1]

And no one ever saw him demonstrate on anyone outside his own students! Lol!

[@bluegreen1874]

Glad that there are others who see through this bs.. Don't know if they're trying to show their acting or stand-up comedy skills hahaha.. 😂😂

[@Gieszkanne]

@@HeartSongWarrior1 Actually the Martial Man has two older videos where he show his skill on him and he is no disciple. Also you can watch the video "Adam Mizner with MMA champions Fabricio Werdum & Lyoto Machida"

[@omariswandi9960]

@Bill Exactly! Who are they trying to fool? Inexperienced people?? The practitioners of real Tai Chi Chuan and push hands will know this is rubbish.

[@billsaragosa]

@@omariswandi9960 Good question! I have to say, they are trying to fool themselves. Probably they are told to not resist, just go with the Chi and you won't get hurt, or something like that.

[@davidgeldner2167]

Mizner is not good at Tai Chi, he stages his demos and he pretends that moves a day 2 student could do are advanced, his tai chi looks like dookie and he is an arrogant speaker.

[@smr144]

😅😂

[@algail44]

thee i far too much talking in this class

[@minasz]

Try this on a wrestler or somebody who resist. This kind of fake martial artist ar poluting real martial arts.

[@marklesniak8038]

It's easy to judge this if you haven't encountered it, but trust me, this is 100% real. There are even push hands tournaments you can look up. It's basically Chinese judo. What you're looking at here is static pushing. This is just a training methodology that helps you learn sensitivity and the more basic techniques like redirecting force and sticking to your opponent. Criticizing it is akin to criticizing a boxer for hitting a bag. I think it's also important to understand that there's nothing "spiritual" or mystical about this. Push hands is really just a matter of technique and body mechanics - same as any other fighting system. And believe it or not, but this stuff becomes a lot easier on some who is, in fact, resisting. Now don't get me wrong, it's not as easy to implement concepts like this when someone is actively swinging at you, but once you are in a clinch, push hands skills give you a huge advantage.

[@richarddeerflame]

@minasz. When you resist it becomes easier to control you...... so what you said is unfortunately incorrect

[@ManchesterKungFu]

@@richarddeerflame bless

[@alfredodurand5896]

Really??? what a bull....t

[@omariswandi9960]

Glad there are others who can see through this rubbish

[@richarddeerflame]

@@omariswandi9960 few others... not all........

[@stefanobernacchi3651]

Bravo, ma funzina solo con gente senza radici e che non sente. Già provato.

[@Catsincages]

私の犬はランダムにあなたの足にぶつかってより大きな効果を発揮することができます。

[@JC.VOICEOVER]

More bullshido

[@tomz5704]

absolutely, this channel started out pretty promising, and it got to this.... shame

[@AnthonyLauder]

Depends what you mean. If you mean "would that work against an MMA fighter punching you in the face?", then it is bullshido. If you mean "that is an amazing demonstration of playing around with mechanics" then it is wonderfuly impressive.

[@yonahhaddad7133]

you obliviously never felt high level push hand. You probably only know brut force.

[@tivtag]

If you learn this it can have major effects on your perception of reality, your mindfulness and how you can handle emotions. It‘s not all about fighting. ;-)

[@911shan]

@@tivtag Then stop calling it a Martial Art. There is almost zero "martial" in all of this. It's just an art about body mechanics. Nobody will have an issue with this stuff if they labeled it as mindfulness, or art. People have an issue because this is called martial art. Take the best tai chi practitioner on earth, and put them up against an amateur Muay Thai fighter and see what happens. All these seminars are taking place in Thailand. The home of Muay Thai. It can be easily arranged, so we can see the effectiveness of this "martial art".

[@nitai154]

Jiang Yu Shan is the best

[@edwarddowd-yinyang]

Jiang Yu Shan is a fake master. Here is a video of him getting KO’d kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYSsaHxopL6Wes0

[@DAIXINYI]

LOL

[@edwarddowd-yinyang]

@@DAIXINYI sorry to burst your bubble

[@DAIXINYI]

@@edwarddowd-yinyang no bubble to burst. I’m very travelled and have a lot of experience, there’s many other teachers better and they don’t teach you ripped off, half learnt content from “KZbin”.

[@richarddeerflame]

@@DAIXINYI Brother unless you go train with Adam ... you have no clue..... Science is best.... Testing and proof in person is best.... go try .

[@rhendougby6432]

Adam publicly said this without realizing he is talking about himself. What a weirdo, he is like the king of party tricks.. "Kung fu is developed with hard work over time. It is based in the transformation of one’s body and being. Some technique or effect that is easily learned in a short time is nothing but a party trick. Such party tricks are very dangerous for the aspirant, people becomes addicted to their counterfeit skills. They look similar to the real thing but fail on skilled opponents and block one from the true transformation towards kung fu." - Adam Mizner

[@zanekessler9628]

this chap seems to be on right path and good....needs to tuck bum a bit to reach a more naturally relaxed state....still seems to have that external coming through.....