That’s the point most martial arts like karate and tai chi are just complicated dances, they don’t really ‘spar’ those techniques against each other so they have unrealistic expectations of what they can do.
It's called the howling donkey. You smash the opponents knuckles with your soft face tissue until they submit. This master is a 15th degree master donkey.
It’s a little know fact that tai chi was developed to fight against an invading sloth army. The effectiveness is multiplied in slow motion because it was designed for targets that utilized slomo attacks
I was a Taekwondo black belt and I taught martial arts for years. Then I started training with kickboxers in the ring. Actual fighters. Some were pros. I soon learned that I was just a paper tiger. I started doing circuit training with heavy bags, speed bags, etc. and getting in the ring and actually throwing kicks and punches with bad intentions, instead of just kicking and punching air all the time, and just as important, being hit. It showed me how much I didn't know. Mixed martial arts wasn't a thing at the time (40 years ago), but I could see that I needed to learn grappling and boxing to go with my kicking skills, and I needed to train with actual contact in the ring. I eventually became an Amatuer Boxing Federation coach and a K.I.C.K. kick boxing coach and judge. I was looked down on by other "traditional" martial arts instructors for incorporating other disciplines and training with hard contact, even though my students could easily beat their best because of how I trained them. I was a pioneer of sorts of MMA without even realizing it. It just made sense at the time. Every time I saw a traditional black belt get in the ring they would get knocked out in the first minute and never come back. You can't hide or pretend in the ring.
As a TKD BB myself I will tell you we would bang with each other. - broken noses, etc... Old school TKD has strikes to the throat, eyes, and groin. You were probably teaching kids for the money?
I understand what you're saying but have not heard of Bruce Lee? He was the founder of MMA back in the 1960's, he researched many, many forms of fighting and took what he felt worked for him and his style...at the time and for it's time, it was top notch! Cheers...
@@vinobody - Don't get me wrong, Lee was an absolute pioneer! However, Jeet Kune Do would only really work on unskilled to moderate fighters. If you don't believe me...why is there really been a successful JKD player in professional MMA? Any JKD player I've seen in the ring has gotten their butts handed to them. Things have matured since Lee died. Cheers...
wait a second... tai chi is basically like yoga. despite the "cool looking" moves, it's not meant for combat. it's all about inner peace and tranquility. what the heck was that guy thinking? 😂
Sad thing is that the MMA fighters life got ruined. This was in China and him showing that Tai Chi is not a real fighting style made China look bad and you know what that means... He lost social credit and was basically blacklisted
He didn't get blacklisted for this. He actually garnered a lot of Chinese public support for exposing these self-defence scammers (yeah, this isn't the only time he did something like this). What he got blacklisted for was supporting Hong Kong independence from Mainland. Don't take my word for this though, I'm just parroting.
Basically an old man using yoga move getting beaten up by a mma fighter lmao. Tai chi is mainly created for health reasoning, self defense with Tai chi is really ineffective
@harshitsingh-jx1vo in real world scenario you need both fitness level and to use your hands and legs how to maintain a good balance how to control your mind to lower your nervous system ? The question is 'is tai chi enough for different self defense ' answer is no but it teach you many things that will make your survival chance much higher ?
@@avonirebasic decency? 😂 The old guy shouldn't even of challenged him or accepted the challenge... That's like letting your 6 year old daughter fight a 15 year old boy then saying he's a bad guy for beating her up. Everyone knew what the end result was gunna be but they allowed delusion to cloud their minds in to thinking Tai Chi is a martial art. If the old guy was 40 years younger it would have been the same result... These "masters" take thousands of dollars from hard working people and convince them they are learning self defense when they know for a fact it doesn't work. I would say the old guy should have some decency and give all the people he has been scamming over the years their money back
Most people do not do Tai Chi as a martial art & most Tai Chi is not taught as a martial art. MMA is totally opponent oriented. If your Tai Chi "master" has not done a lot of sparring, they are wasting time doing this sort of fighting. If your martial arts training does not include a lot of sparring, you are not doing martial arts, you are just doing exercise. Furthermore, if you are only sparring against someone doing your same style, you are also wasting your time. Without the element of chaos included, you are not learning to fight. Besides that, this "Tai Chi fighter" is not even using good Tai Chi. He is letting the MMA fighter advance on him when Tai Chi principles should have the Tai Chi practitioner sidestepping & "helping" the MMA fighter go past. If it was a good Tai Chi fighter, at the very least, the retreating should have involved many changes in direction, not an essentially straight line withdrawal.
Thats not entirely true - I do Tai Chi for mental health, my sister is an instructor in MMA and Tai Chi fighting. But the discaplin is not an all-out attack based art. Its like playing football against rugby players
There's a chance the MMA fighter knows some Tai Chi, it is genuinely good for recovering from injury. That's the whole point to it, conditioning, and reconditioning after injury. And MMA fighters do tend to pick up some serous injuries throughout their careers, after all.
That is the core problem of those martial arts. They have become just fancy posing and dancing instead of a method to defend yourself when faced with a genuine antagonist bent on harm.
The problem with chinese martial-arts is: They are good if trained properly, but most practitioners believe that the chinese martial-arts are *IN AND BY THEMSELVES* already unbeatable, so they don't bother to learn how to actually fight with them. "Why should I learn how to block? I know an unbeatable attack!!!"
You could at least give Mike Tyson credit for whole "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.", thing! Don't fake like you came up with it, such a bad dude, Ooooo, LOL...
@@pinky6758 thing is they are still great for conditioning your body and a great overall workout. But, you would want to pick up another martial art to actually learn how to fight. Having said that, Sanda is the real deal.
It's scary that the Tai Chi guy took this fight believing that he could defeat the other man. This suggests that he's either crazy or delusional. More of these contests should take place so these phony martial arts instructors can't trick people out of their money...
Tai Chi is not a phoney martial art - it is the oldest of the martial arts but its not an all out fighting discipline like MMA. Please don't talk about things which you have no knowledge of.
@@piccalillipit9211 It’s interesting that your reply confirms everything I said in my comment, then you tell me that I don’t know what I’m talking about. This by definition makes you a doofus. Here’s a quote for you; “all fighters are martial artists, but not all martial artists are fighters.”
30 anni di allenamenti e mosse, per poi finire a terra dopo 4 secondi. Il maestro si è reso conto che ha buttato anni nel cesso. Altro che sfruttare la forza dell avversario contro di lui e cazzate varie.
The problem is not Tai Chi. Tai Chi is all about relaxing and focusing on your own body, even in Tai Chi Chuan. The problem is charging for Tai Chi lessons and deceiving people into false security. Self-defense is an extremely serious matter, and charlatans are taking advantage of people by selling them useless crap that may get them injured or worse. The essence of that toxic mindset is right here on this clip: A Tai Chi master has absolutely no business throwing hands with an MMA fighter. Only delusion could have led him to agree to this fight.
This is very true and it's not just a problem with Tai Chi being misrepresented. I see so many people worshiping MMA as some sort of pinnacle of self-defense. The reality is that MMA is just another sport, filled with rules and referees and cheering crowds. Every bit of that goes out the window in actual situations of self-defense. If I was in such a situation and my life was in danger, the last thing I would ever be thinking of is Tai Chi, MMA, or even my preferred martial art, Taekwondo - the first thing I would be thinking of is "distance" and "exits" and "hard cover" in that order, because very few people are going to attack someone in this day and age without having a knife or a firearm. Assuming that a potential attacker (or any of their nearby friends) do not have a weapon just because they might be trying to throw hands is one of the last mistakes that so many people make.
No, if the Tai Chi master is competent at a genuinely combattative martal art, he has a good chance. Tai Chi is a conditioning art, you can't effectively fight with it. It is extremely valuable for the conditioning, and improved balance and coordination you can get.
The guy on the left is “Mad Dog Xu Xuadong” he was an extremely good MMA fighter who got sick of all these old men claiming they could stop your heart with a touch so he would call them out. It basically ruined his entire life and essentially made him a second class citizen because the powers that be didn’t like him disrespecting traditional martial arts. This fight in particular alone I believe he had to travel 3 days no sleep as he’s not allowed on planes. Absolute legend.
I've seen so many street fights where one guy goes into this Kung-Fu stance and the next thing he's on the ground getting his face kicked in....real fights don't have any rules or techniques...just pain.
He wasnt forced to be beaten what dafuq are talking about?? He was the one going around saying he could beat anyone in a fight and it didnt matter what martial arts they practiced but he soon got a wake up call but its people like you who spread nasty rumours about so do a bit of research next time you type BS..SMH
Seriously, not even 2 secs in the video and in my mind it was like "isn't thai chi the thing they use to re-arrange things in the house?" it is feng shui or whatever, lol, seems the same now 🤣 Btw: That's how I imagine steven seagal figthing for real 🤣
The CCP was. This happened a few years ago. They destroyed the mma fighter for making a fool out of a martial arts master. Who knows if he’s even still alive. Froze his bank account, stopped him from being able to travel, pay his rent or even buy food.
@@John-i7o I was thinking more two people rapidly chucking 1 grenade between each other, either that or two people trying to bludgeon each other with inactive grenades
If you slow it down. The tai chi guy did a great job blocking and moving. But since he never sparred. He was too scared to punch back quick enough. The first two punches he didnt counter even tho he had ample time. And right before he gets knocked down. He countered too late. Point is, Spar.
@@xanbarclaps9090What was that supposed to even mean?!?! "bruh what is this comment lol?" My phone just reset from spell correct trying to fix your sentence as I typed it out to paraphrase.
people still don't get that Tai Chi is more of a supportive sport, mix tai chi with sanda or mma and you are the G, but just Tai chi won't work, it's supposed to give you more energy and keep you calm durring fights, but it does't teach you to fight, if you do just tai chi without combat sports... enjoy your self it's very healthy but if you want to learn how to fight you should do at least a combat sport in addition to it
@@robertstojcevski1098 then you shouldn't have been surprised over ground and pound techniques. I assume techniques from both sides are allowed in this match.
In real fights you take advantage of opportunities, you wanted him to stand still and wait for them to beat him. The only joke is the arrogant master who thought he would win something like that
@@mr.keleton9710 Seriously? I never once said that the other guy should stand there and take a beating, but that all he did was basically bull rush him and not actually even slightly sporting about it. This wasn't a street fight, it was meant to be more of a sport.
@@sauceontoes3457 I honestly think that MMA is kind of ridiculous, mainly because it always seems like it devolves into one guy just beating the crap out the other without as much sport to it. I mean, at least in Boxing there's set rules of engagement and such, it's not a street brawl or whatever.
@@Only-Hitotsu ruclips.net/video/ZAtyfhNULsM/видео.htmlsi=GeBYStIdp5oXPbQO Here's a video of a guy who actually trained at the temple and was a legit monk. Even he says that Shaolin stuff will only get you so far and there are better MAs out there for just pure fighting skills. Shaolin style is great for conditioning the body and getting you ready to transition to other arts, which are deadlier on the street. Like boxing or muay thai. Or Sanda, which is a style of kung fu which is formidable.
In that case it’ll probably end in a pretty similar manner, just about every Kung-Fu style (excluding Shuai Jiao and Sanda) look really cool and in most cases require a lot of physical fitness but in a fight they won’t do any good
Les arts martiaux sont beaucoup trop codifiés. Ils sont inadaptés au combat de rues.Adolescent, notre sensei nous traitait à la dure en nous tirant les cheveux et nous bousculant. Beaucoup se plaignaient de cela. Résultat : manque d'efficacité.
Wing Chun is a street style art and not made for a controlled arena. You can't force these differing styles into one style of fighting. Martial arts just don't work like that. MMA doesn't work on the street, just like Wing Chun won't work in a wrestling ring. Cheers!
@@southernknight9983 I feel what you're saying. I actually found some vids after I posted this that had MMA fighters fight Wing Chun masters. The MMA fighters destroyed the wing chun masters. Only time MMA guys struggled was against kicks and elbows. The typical lighting quick wing Chun jabs and combo punches were extremely ineffective (much to my disappointment) .. But like you said there might be no environment for that type of styles clash. Wing chun was designed to kill people (mostly local warlords and the Japanese 🤣). That's why I figured it might actually be a good matchup.
@@CorneliusPRhoades Like I said, wing chun is designed for the street, where weapons and multiple attackers come into play at any moment. MMA is designed for the ring, where you fight against only one attacker, that is guaranteed not to have a weapon on his person and no one else jumping in on the action. Lock a combat art or street fighter into an enclosed space, where he can't maneuver, shoot in and grapple him, they are out of their normal element, that their style is not designed for. In a real fight, you want to stay on your feet as much as possible. Somebody trying to rob you on the street, is not going to wrestle with you for your money and that is for obvious reasons. Many people just don't comprehend why these arts don't match up and think that only those that work in the ring, are the best and that just isn't so. And yea, a third of wing chun is illegal in the ring, cause you have eye jabs and throat punches and such, which is what those little jabs are actually for, at the higher levels. Finger strikes to the eyes and throat punches will end a fight instantly. I have seen it done, myself back in high school, where a guy was confronted aggressively and one throat punch and it was over. Wing chun has been my style ever since. Cheers!
@@southernknight9983 Just stumbled upon a video showing how Tony Ferguson uses wing chun inside the cage and during a fight. You must check it out, you might find it interesting. Should come up if you search Tony Ferguson and Wing Chun.
@@CorneliusPRhoades Not familiar with him, but what ever he is using on the ground, is not wing chun. His rolls look like ninjutsu. I noted a capoeira move as well, but didn't kick with it. Nice fighter. His WC looks legit, but really relaxed and is very precise with his strikes, which will happen, if you practice WC regularly. He has some very unique movements, that I do not recognize. Interesting guy. Somebody to keep an eye on, for sure.
He would've never stood a chance. Tai chi is a defensive type of martial art meant to turn an attackers strikes and momentum against them. However it is incredibly weak against aggressive fighting styles like MMA or muy thai. There's a reason it's better used for maintaining balance and flexibility.
To be fair, this looked like MMA man vs. yoga instructor from the outset.
That’s the point most martial arts like karate and tai chi are just complicated dances, they don’t really ‘spar’ those techniques against each other so they have unrealistic expectations of what they can do.
@@cerovk6000 Kyokushin karate is literally MMA, it has sparring, knees, elbows and grappling
@@cerovk6000another karate hater spotted
@@Modekiller1 another dum reply spotted haha
@@cerovk6000guessing you never heard of kudo, or ashihara, or lyoto Machida?
The master blocked every single punch with his face, skillfully done.😂
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It's called the howling donkey. You smash the opponents knuckles with your soft face tissue until they submit. This master is a 15th degree master donkey.
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Yeah, but if they fought in slow motion the Tai Chi guy would have had a BIG advantage...hahahahaha
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Lost your crayons .
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it ain't a kung fu movie
It’s a little know fact that tai chi was developed to fight against an invading sloth army. The effectiveness is multiplied in slow motion because it was designed for targets that utilized slomo attacks
I was a Taekwondo black belt and I taught martial arts for years. Then I started training with kickboxers in the ring. Actual fighters. Some were pros. I soon learned that I was just a paper tiger. I started doing circuit training with heavy bags, speed bags, etc. and getting in the ring and actually throwing kicks and punches with bad intentions, instead of just kicking and punching air all the time, and just as important, being hit. It showed me how much I didn't know. Mixed martial arts wasn't a thing at the time (40 years ago), but I could see that I needed to learn grappling and boxing to go with my kicking skills, and I needed to train with actual contact in the ring. I eventually became an Amatuer Boxing Federation coach and a K.I.C.K. kick boxing coach and judge. I was looked down on by other "traditional" martial arts instructors for incorporating other disciplines and training with hard contact, even though my students could easily beat their best because of how I trained them. I was a pioneer of sorts of MMA without even realizing it. It just made sense at the time. Every time I saw a traditional black belt get in the ring they would get knocked out in the first minute and never come back. You can't hide or pretend in the ring.
Bruce Lee himself started to mix disciplines to get better efficiency ...jeet kune do
As a TKD BB myself I will tell you we would bang with each other. - broken noses, etc... Old school TKD has strikes to the throat, eyes, and groin. You were probably teaching kids for the money?
I understand what you're saying but have not heard of Bruce Lee? He was the founder of MMA back in the 1960's, he researched many, many forms of fighting and took what he felt worked for him and his style...at the time and for it's time, it was top notch! Cheers...
What you can do by yourself and with agreeable people does not work with disagreeable people. You have to become disagreeable yourself to compete.
@@vinobody - Don't get me wrong, Lee was an absolute pioneer! However, Jeet Kune Do would only really work on unskilled to moderate fighters. If you don't believe me...why is there really been a successful JKD player in professional MMA? Any JKD player I've seen in the ring has gotten their butts handed to them. Things have matured since Lee died. Cheers...
Join us again next week for MMA v Basket Weaving.
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LOLOLOLOLOL I think the sewing circle at church would stand a chance. They gots needles.
@chris5942 if the sewing circle lose there gonna be complaining on there X space for a very long time. 😂
My main criticism is the MMA guy didn't know when to stop even when he was being told to stop.
yes. he was fighting an old man. he needs to chill
Yeah, he's already knocked the guy out, what's the point in keeping pounding?
@@3DMasterST yup, so we could say the MMA was never taught discipline or control.
@@AdmiralStoicRum pretty much this. it's normal in MMA to be a vicious asshole.
To prove a point. These people are scammers.
Tai chi guy was beautiful. He looked just like a beautiful preying mantis right before he got his ass beat. Bravo😅
That goes to show that beauty only gets you so far in life. This time it got him to the nearest hospital.
Yep that Tai Chi guy blocked those punches all up until that first connection then. Fight over
😂😂😂 HILARIOUS
Tai chi is less fighting more spiritual
@@Durandio very true
wait a second... tai chi is basically like yoga. despite the "cool looking" moves, it's not meant for combat. it's all about inner peace and tranquility. what the heck was that guy thinking? 😂
nah man it also has combat applications especially Chen Style
@@kungfumcgee7992 Yep, it sure does. It is very effective against 90-year-olds and even some of the 85 yo whippersnappers.
@@ashocck8065 :D:D:D:
actually you have no idea
@@luzbrother ancient chinese period consider the chen style of tai chi as martial arts but not anymore.
Sad thing is that the MMA fighters life got ruined. This was in China and him showing that Tai Chi is not a real fighting style made China look bad and you know what that means... He lost social credit and was basically blacklisted
I think he moved soon after from China and is now living a better life, right?
@@blue1133no.......😢
@aydotibitoye9544 really? :( I could've sworn I watched a video about it a few years ago
He didn't get blacklisted for this. He actually garnered a lot of Chinese public support for exposing these self-defence scammers (yeah, this isn't the only time he did something like this). What he got blacklisted for was supporting Hong Kong independence from Mainland.
Don't take my word for this though, I'm just parroting.
Me when I make stuff up
I think we’ve found Jake’s next fight.
No his next fight is against his own granny.
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Isn't he a little big to young for jake ? The man must be in his 50''s if it isn't less.
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That stance by the guy left him open to every possible attack.
0:11 gta sound effect
Lmao how high r u
@@TestosteroneMaxinghow low should you be to not hear GTA SA sound effect?! Are you 15 years old?!
@ gta San Andreas notifications are more low pitched. I think you’re high also
@@TestosteroneMaxingyour username says all about you
@@tapurate638that’s a pretty dumb assumption
Basically an old man using yoga move getting beaten up by a mma fighter lmao. Tai chi is mainly created for health reasoning, self defense with Tai chi is really ineffective
Bruce lee said , it is effective for self defense
@@NonoGomes-cg7epno it's not. Also, when did he say that.
@@harshitsingh-jx1vo im talking about tai chi that has made for real world scenario not for meditative purpose
@@NonoGomes-cg7ep tai chi was never meant to be made for the real world scenario. There's a reason pure chinese martial arts does not win a ufc title.
@harshitsingh-jx1vo in real world scenario you need both fitness level and to use your hands and legs how to maintain a good balance how to control your mind to lower your nervous system ? The question is 'is tai chi enough for different self defense ' answer is no but it teach you many things that will make your survival chance much higher ?
The guy was down...he did not have to keep hitting him.
on MMA rules he needs to keep punching until the ref calls it off, nothing personal I guess but I blame it on the ref for taking too long
@noble866 Ya some of these ref are slow as hell.
@@noble866 This ain't MMA rules.
@@noble866 I don't think you need a rule book, and should have basic decency to stop hitting an old man when he's already knocked down and helpless
@@avonirebasic decency? 😂 The old guy shouldn't even of challenged him or accepted the challenge... That's like letting your 6 year old daughter fight a 15 year old boy then saying he's a bad guy for beating her up. Everyone knew what the end result was gunna be but they allowed delusion to cloud their minds in to thinking Tai Chi is a martial art. If the old guy was 40 years younger it would have been the same result... These "masters" take thousands of dollars from hard working people and convince them they are learning self defense when they know for a fact it doesn't work. I would say the old guy should have some decency and give all the people he has been scamming over the years their money back
The MMA guy cheated, he didn't give the poor guy a moment to summons his inner chi 🤔 😅
Most people do not do Tai Chi as a martial art & most Tai Chi is not taught as a martial art. MMA is totally opponent oriented. If your Tai Chi "master" has not done a lot of sparring, they are wasting time doing this sort of fighting. If your martial arts training does not include a lot of sparring, you are not doing martial arts, you are just doing exercise. Furthermore, if you are only sparring against someone doing your same style, you are also wasting your time. Without the element of chaos included, you are not learning to fight.
Besides that, this "Tai Chi fighter" is not even using good Tai Chi. He is letting the MMA fighter advance on him when Tai Chi principles should have the Tai Chi practitioner sidestepping & "helping" the MMA fighter go past. If it was a good Tai Chi fighter, at the very least, the retreating should have involved many changes in direction, not an essentially straight line withdrawal.
a real fight is different from a bunch of students pretending your every move is deadly ,ain't it?
But he looked cool before he got punched in the face though 😂
Tai chi isn’t for fighting, it’s for meditation and tying other forms of martial arts together by filling in the gaps in your flow.
That's would be modern tai chi. Traditional tai chi was designed for self-defense, much like just about any martial art.
@@BenHughes81
They sparred a lot more back then.
@@BenHughes81Unfortunately, outside of a few family and old school martial lineages, Traditional Tai Chi is mostly dead.
@@Noswiatelthen it worked but now now
Thats not entirely true - I do Tai Chi for mental health, my sister is an instructor in MMA and Tai Chi fighting. But the discaplin is not an all-out attack based art. Its like playing football against rugby players
Steven Seagal missed the match,he got delayed waiting for a refill of fried chicken at the all you can eat buffet.
😂😂😂!!!
Lol so true
AWESOME TROLLING IDEA! Dress a MMA fighter as a Tai Chi Master :D
There's a chance the MMA fighter knows some Tai Chi, it is genuinely good for recovering from injury. That's the whole point to it, conditioning, and reconditioning after injury. And MMA fighters do tend to pick up some serous injuries throughout their careers, after all.
Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth. The problem is these kung-fu folks have never been in a fight
Bullshido or kungfuck is just for showoff people
That is the core problem of those martial arts. They have become just fancy posing and dancing instead of a method to defend yourself when faced with a genuine antagonist bent on harm.
The problem with chinese martial-arts is: They are good if trained properly, but most practitioners believe that the chinese martial-arts are *IN AND BY THEMSELVES* already unbeatable, so they don't bother to learn how to actually fight with them. "Why should I learn how to block? I know an unbeatable attack!!!"
You could at least give Mike Tyson credit for whole "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.", thing! Don't fake like you came up with it, such a bad dude, Ooooo, LOL...
@@pinky6758 thing is they are still great for conditioning your body and a great overall workout. But, you would want to pick up another martial art to actually learn how to fight.
Having said that, Sanda is the real deal.
It's scary that the Tai Chi guy took this fight believing that he could defeat the other man. This suggests that he's either crazy or delusional. More of these contests should take place so these phony martial arts instructors can't trick people out of their money...
Tai Chi is not a martial art.
He kept backing up
He was basically just reacting and it didn't seem like he had any plans to counter attack
Tai Chi is not a phoney martial art - it is the oldest of the martial arts but its not an all out fighting discipline like MMA. Please don't talk about things which you have no knowledge of.
QUOTE "Dating back to China's Liang Period (AD 502-557), tai chi is the oldest documented form of martial arts. "
@@piccalillipit9211 It’s interesting that your reply confirms everything I said in my comment, then you tell me that I don’t know what I’m talking about. This by definition makes you a doofus. Here’s a quote for you; “all fighters are martial artists, but not all martial artists are fighters.”
How on earth did the MMA guy withstand that chi energy blast?
30 anni di allenamenti e mosse, per poi finire a terra dopo 4 secondi. Il maestro si è reso conto che ha buttato anni nel cesso. Altro che sfruttare la forza dell avversario contro di lui e cazzate varie.
The problem is not Tai Chi. Tai Chi is all about relaxing and focusing on your own body, even in Tai Chi Chuan.
The problem is charging for Tai Chi lessons and deceiving people into false security. Self-defense is an extremely serious matter, and charlatans are taking advantage of people by selling them useless crap that may get them injured or worse. The essence of that toxic mindset is right here on this clip: A Tai Chi master has absolutely no business throwing hands with an MMA fighter. Only delusion could have led him to agree to this fight.
This is very true and it's not just a problem with Tai Chi being misrepresented. I see so many people worshiping MMA as some sort of pinnacle of self-defense. The reality is that MMA is just another sport, filled with rules and referees and cheering crowds. Every bit of that goes out the window in actual situations of self-defense. If I was in such a situation and my life was in danger, the last thing I would ever be thinking of is Tai Chi, MMA, or even my preferred martial art, Taekwondo - the first thing I would be thinking of is "distance" and "exits" and "hard cover" in that order, because very few people are going to attack someone in this day and age without having a knife or a firearm. Assuming that a potential attacker (or any of their nearby friends) do not have a weapon just because they might be trying to throw hands is one of the last mistakes that so many people make.
Facts
@@Ginfidel Hard truth, and most people need to hear it. One of the best self-defense tips I actually learned is from Karate Kid: "No Be There."
No, if the Tai Chi master is competent at a genuinely combattative martal art, he has a good chance. Tai Chi is a conditioning art, you can't effectively fight with it.
It is extremely valuable for the conditioning, and improved balance and coordination you can get.
The guy on the left is “Mad Dog Xu Xuadong” he was an extremely good MMA fighter who got sick of all these old men claiming they could stop your heart with a touch so he would call them out. It basically ruined his entire life and essentially made him a second class citizen because the powers that be didn’t like him disrespecting traditional martial arts. This fight in particular alone I believe he had to travel 3 days no sleep as he’s not allowed on planes. Absolute legend.
Travel 3 days where ?
I've seen so many street fights where one guy goes into this Kung-Fu stance and the next thing he's on the ground getting his face kicked in....real fights don't have any rules or techniques...just pain.
I always thought street fights is just pure violence. Anything is available and there sure as hell no rules or ref to stop you so go at it.
Someone needs to get Steven Seagal to show this so called MMA fighter what AKIDO is all about!
Bro aikido aint never gonna beat mma😂😂 u know nothing about martial arts if u think that
Steven Seagal is a actor all the people dive.
😂😂 this is Tai Chi BTW
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Proof that aikido is bs
Idk man... seagal trained the CIA and the Navy and Secret Service... hes part Italian, Japanese, and russian... dont mess with the guy.
Lol...
That tai chi master was weak 😂😂😂😂😂
Bullsh*t tai chi
Like even the strongest tai chi master could do shit 😂
Saying that Tai Chi is a martial art is like saying Yoga is a martial art.
@FranGuitarable exactly 🤣
One thing's for sure: Siam's gonna be the witness to the ultimate test of cerebral fitness.
You didnt let him power up though.
Now that was sooo unpredicatable!
Tai Chi is more to condition the body. Not meant to fight with.
Try that again on a Shaolin monk
The true meaning of OVERRATED
What about them? Are they professional fighters? If not, they'll have their ass kicked just the same
Unfortunately same results.
Considering how many practice normal competitive martal arts alongside whatever they dedicatedly study, they would have a serous advantage
it would be the same
Is my music good enough?
Wait to see MMA Vs Feng Shui, with all those furniture blocking the punches and kicks
Now that sounds like a job for Jacky Chan!
Tai Chi is not martial art. This man was somehow forced to be beaten here
He wasnt forced to be beaten what dafuq are talking about?? He was the one going around saying he could beat anyone in a fight and it didnt matter what martial arts they practiced but he soon got a wake up call but its people like you who spread nasty rumours about so do a bit of research next time you type BS..SMH
Aynen aynen kudur :d
@@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
I believe you who said tai chi is not a martial arts it really for health and stress I think
you're a clown for believing the first comment😂 tai chi guy was the one who called out the mma fighter
I thought Tai Chi was like a yoga thing for groups of old people in the park
It's also for recovering from injuries in the ring, or preventing them from getting as bad in the first place.
Seriously, not even 2 secs in the video and in my mind it was like "isn't thai chi the thing they use to re-arrange things in the house?" it is feng shui or whatever, lol, seems the same now 🤣
Btw: That's how I imagine steven seagal figthing for real 🤣
Like was anybody who watches the UFC even the slightest bit surprised by this outcome?
The CCP was. This happened a few years ago. They destroyed the mma fighter for making a fool out of a martial arts master. Who knows if he’s even still alive. Froze his bank account, stopped him from being able to travel, pay his rent or even buy food.
Xu Xiaodong is his name
It's like the "master" thought it was going to be slow motion like the movies where he'd see every move coming and instinctively block or parry.
Why would anyone bring Tai Chi into the ring? It's like bringing a softball player to a hand grenade fight, and all he has is soft balls.
What's a Hand Grenade Fight?
@@John-i7oprobably high stakes hot-potato
@@amysteriousstranger1221 like, would a Hand Grenade Fight just be people throwing grenades at eachother?
@@John-i7o I was thinking more two people rapidly chucking 1 grenade between each other, either that or two people trying to bludgeon each other with inactive grenades
I'm so glad this was recommended to me
It s very good, especially whem you don t need to use it !
The old guy was like "come beat me" and his wish was readily granted... lmfao
If you slow it down. The tai chi guy did a great job blocking and moving. But since he never sparred. He was too scared to punch back quick enough.
The first two punches he didnt counter even tho he had ample time. And right before he gets knocked down. He countered too late.
Point is, Spar.
bruh what is this comment lol? is this the old grandpa's alt account lol
you got me.
Blocking with his face 🤪
@@DanielBeard-bt7mn Out of all those punches thrown, the old man only got hit twice until he fell. So, try again.
@@xanbarclaps9090What was that supposed to even mean?!?!
"bruh what is this comment lol?"
My phone just reset from spell correct trying to fix your sentence as I typed it out to paraphrase.
Dude showed up to a fight in pink sneakers; enough said 👍😎💪
100 years of practise is not enough 😂
Mr. Myagi if The Karate Kid movies were realistic
Not surprising. I hope the old guy was not seriously hurt and just had some sense knocked into him.
Taishit master got outclassed
"Next it's Billy Blanks in Tae Boe vs MMA guy..."
I bet he could throw hands back in the day. Not sure if he would win in an octagon though
Okay but the Tai Chi master was fighting with his two fingers, the MMA fighter was fighting with his entire body 😂😂
people still don't get that Tai Chi is more of a supportive sport, mix tai chi with sanda or mma and you are the G, but just Tai chi won't work, it's supposed to give you more energy and keep you calm durring fights, but it does't teach you to fight, if you do just tai chi without combat sports... enjoy your self it's very healthy but if you want to learn how to fight you should do at least a combat sport in addition to it
Lol i was not expecting that!
The difference is aggression.
And skill
And reality
c'était un combat ?
True, also the guy is old the other dude looks in his prime
Man looked like he was about to cast a spell on him
Coward keeps striking while he's down, wow your a real man!!!
I'm sorry but have you seen MMA before?
This isn't boxing, it's MMA, clown.
@AngelX yes I have seen mma!!!
@@robertstojcevski1098 then you shouldn't have been surprised over ground and pound techniques. I assume techniques from both sides are allowed in this match.
@AngelX there's no need for it dude is already knocked out!!!
Tai Chi is excellent for when someone attacks you in slow motion.
Tai chi is great but that master is shit. The way he ran backwards was so wrong.
Man brought a new meaning to "a bull in a china shop"
Tai chi is yoga. It’s meditation not combat
and the MMA guy was trying to help him get there! 🤣
Next time do mma vs chess master
When watching the Tyson fight my girlfriend said "MMA was like WWE" and me, having been a fighter before we met, just sat there laughing in my head 😆🤣
Like si vienes por Jordi wild
Este no es el video que decia Jordi pero el de mma es el mismo y pasa practicamente lo mismo con dos seg de diferencia xd
este video no es, es este: ruclips.net/video/xqzAtS4hmuw/видео.html
Por que hay q poner like? Q cambia si gente viene x jordi wild o por algoritmo? Para que queres likes?
Them old folks in the park missing bro rn
En pocas palabras le saco la shusha al pelao xd
Who trained the Tai Chi Dude? A punching bag?
I kind of laugh at how ridiculous this is.
I mean the MMA "fighter" just bull rushed him and didn't really try to truly fight.
What a joke.
In real fights you take advantage of opportunities, you wanted him to stand still and wait for them to beat him. The only joke is the arrogant master who thought he would win something like that
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@@mr.keleton9710
Seriously?
I never once said that the other guy should stand there and take a beating, but that all he did was basically bull rush him and not actually even slightly sporting about it.
This wasn't a street fight, it was meant to be more of a sport.
@@chubbyninja89I think the 'bull rushing' is part of MMA fighting style?
@@sauceontoes3457
I honestly think that MMA is kind of ridiculous, mainly because it always seems like it devolves into one guy just beating the crap out the other without as much sport to it.
I mean, at least in Boxing there's set rules of engagement and such, it's not a street brawl or whatever.
Face to fist style how do you like that?
Why this mma didn't challenge shaolin/monk fighter??
He beat wing chun masters.
@ That fake master, i want him to challenge a real monk/shaolin fighter
@@Only-Hitotsu shaolin kungfu is not effective in modern combat: ruclips.net/video/ZAtyfhNULsM/видео.html
@@Only-Hitotsu
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Here's a video of a guy who actually trained at the temple and was a legit monk. Even he says that Shaolin stuff will only get you so far and there are better MAs out there for just pure fighting skills. Shaolin style is great for conditioning the body and getting you ready to transition to other arts, which are deadlier on the street. Like boxing or muay thai. Or Sanda, which is a style of kung fu which is formidable.
In that case it’ll probably end in a pretty similar manner, just about every Kung-Fu style (excluding Shuai Jiao and Sanda) look really cool and in most cases require a lot of physical fitness but in a fight they won’t do any good
Grasshopper complains: “you didn’t do it right”…😵
Nice
I’ll give it to the Tai chi practitioner. At least he has the courage to step into the arena.
😂🤭 destroy in one sec
This is the part where the chief sensei comes out from the back room and teaches the young ruffian a lesson.
Les arts martiaux sont beaucoup trop codifiés. Ils sont inadaptés au combat de rues.Adolescent, notre sensei nous traitait à la dure en nous tirant les cheveux et nous bousculant. Beaucoup se plaignaient de cela. Résultat : manque d'efficacité.
Salut
This Tai Chi dude is a master all right. A master at getting his ass served!
Wing chun vs MMA
Wing Chun is a street style art and not made for a controlled arena. You can't force these differing styles into one style of fighting. Martial arts just don't work like that. MMA doesn't work on the street, just like Wing Chun won't work in a wrestling ring.
Cheers!
@@southernknight9983 I feel what you're saying. I actually found some vids after I posted this that had MMA fighters fight Wing Chun masters. The MMA fighters destroyed the wing chun masters. Only time MMA guys struggled was against kicks and elbows. The typical lighting quick wing Chun jabs and combo punches were extremely ineffective (much to my disappointment) ..
But like you said there might be no environment for that type of styles clash.
Wing chun was designed to kill people (mostly local warlords and the Japanese 🤣). That's why I figured it might actually be a good matchup.
@@CorneliusPRhoades Like I said, wing chun is designed for the street, where weapons and multiple attackers come into play at any moment. MMA is designed for the ring, where you fight against only one attacker, that is guaranteed not to have a weapon on his person and no one else jumping in on the action.
Lock a combat art or street fighter into an enclosed space, where he can't maneuver, shoot in and grapple him, they are out of their normal element, that their style is not designed for.
In a real fight, you want to stay on your feet as much as possible.
Somebody trying to rob you on the street, is not going to wrestle with you for your money and that is for obvious reasons.
Many people just don't comprehend why these arts don't match up and think that only those that work in the ring, are the best and that just isn't so.
And yea, a third of wing chun is illegal in the ring, cause you have eye jabs and throat punches and such, which is what those little jabs are actually for, at the higher levels. Finger strikes to the eyes and throat punches will end a fight instantly. I have seen it done, myself back in high school, where a guy was confronted aggressively and one throat punch and it was over.
Wing chun has been my style ever since.
Cheers!
@@southernknight9983 Just stumbled upon a video showing how Tony Ferguson uses wing chun inside the cage and during a fight. You must check it out, you might find it interesting. Should come up if you search Tony Ferguson and Wing Chun.
@@CorneliusPRhoades Not familiar with him, but what ever he is using on the ground, is not wing chun. His rolls look like ninjutsu. I noted a capoeira move as well, but didn't kick with it.
Nice fighter. His WC looks legit, but really relaxed and is very precise with his strikes, which will happen, if you practice WC regularly.
He has some very unique movements, that I do not recognize.
Interesting guy. Somebody to keep an eye on, for sure.
Tai chi guy is also like a 100😂
what a shame, two totally unequal bodies
any tai chi master has a MMA body
@@caracarton8316 are you blind or do you need glasses to see the difference?🥸🥸🥸
@@decotela che hablas español? Lo digo por tu nombre y seria mas comodo hablar español :p
In real life it doesn't work like you want it to.
Theres a very sad story behind the MMA guy in this video. China treated him like absolute dirt.
Case closed
He said, "Are you not entertained?!" at the end 😂
That's what happens when you sleep in and have to show up in your pajamas
Tai chi needs cup of tea me thinks.
Bro got beat up 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It lasted a whole ten seconds? Incredible stamina by the tai chi expert
Guess you could say that didn't end well...
That’s the outcome I expected, but you never know 😂
Next week..MMA versus origami. We’ll make you a paper tiger
No cabe duda que la mejor defensa es el ataque y ese tonto jamás atacó.
He knocks him out cold and just keeps beating the shit out of him 😂
He would've never stood a chance. Tai chi is a defensive type of martial art meant to turn an attackers strikes and momentum against them. However it is incredibly weak against aggressive fighting styles like MMA or muy thai. There's a reason it's better used for maintaining balance and flexibility.
Tai chi only works if the other person is flight that same style 😂
I'm sorry but I'm still laughing. Thanks for the video....😂
It looks so easy when they do it in the movies, right "master"?
He watched too much kung Fu masters I guess
Yakuza substory.
Congratulations u beat up a senior citizen