Tai Chi Power Pushing Vs Ba Gua Palms

Tai Chi Power Pushing Vs Ba Gua Palms
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dptY5a1seI

Do you really think he can push away the opponent like that?

Do you really think this pushing technique has any meanings in a real fight?

What is this? What is the purpose of this training?

Game everything is a Game

This is neither taiji nor bagua?


Over

Ps: just talk with gordan, it is using a game method to help training. According to gordan, bit like some of training method in systema.

Vincent wrote:

What is this? What is the purpose of this training?

呃錢

韋英雄 (Thu 16 Dec 2010 - 17:17) wrote:

Vincent wrote:

What is this? What is the purpose of this training?

呃錢

我對韋英雄既發言非常認同!

This technique I have seen a lot in the past in real life already.

This shaking off thing only works under one condition.

Your opponent must be very hard.

Try someone who has very loose arms and all this technique goes to fail.

I agree, this stuff in real life can be close to useless as people won't stay around to stick hands. Try Mike Tyson and you will get yourself killed with this.


Calvin

Bro V

I have an answer to your question.
This technique could be very practical when you want your own space in a fully packed train during the rush hours in Tokyo. You effectively expel people around you. However, a more effective technique would be "farting" not fa jing.

Having said that, when you are staying in contact with young beautiful girls in the train, you probably don't want to use the technique. I'd better stop here because it is getting complex...

Shingo

[b]WOFTAM!

here is a link for Bagua sparring, I think this should be how Bagua looks like in a real fight
http://www.56.com/u57/v_MzI2MDUyNzg.html

Bwk wrote:

here is a link for Bagua sparring, I think this should be how Bagua looks like in a real fight
http://www.56.com/u57/v_MzI2MDUyNzg.html

As I knew, Bagua step circle in training only and toward/closing the enemy by "S"way or no specified direction.

An example for your reference please:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPn7CyC1iWc

tankinbj wrote:

Bwk wrote:

here is a link for Bagua sparring, I think this should be how Bagua looks like in a real fight
http://www.56.com/u57/v_MzI2MDUyNzg.html

As I knew, Bagua step circle in training only and toward/closing the enemy by "S"way or no specified direction.

An example for your reference please:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPn7CyC1iWc

I see... That's why I liked Bagua because of the footwork.