"It's So Easy, It Can't Be Done" Chen Zhonghua Chen Style Taijiquan Practical Method NY Workshop

Master Chen Zhonghua explains how "2 Actions Must Push One Out," in Chen Style Taijiquan Practical Method.
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[@jafo3814]

Many martial arts masters are great practitioners but can't teach. This master seems to me to be very knowledgeable and can also teach. Rarely do workshop participants receive such a treat.

[@CMiltonDixon]

That's a good one!

[@philipc8411]

Seem to actually be using leverage of rear leg as long lever to forward arm as short lever, with forward knee and hip as pivot.

[@henryposadas3309]

Finally someone who takes away the mysticism and explains Tai Chi using physics.

[@NihonJujutsu]

❤thank you very much 🙏🏼

[@40JoCharles]

Very nice 🙏🏼

[@claudes.whitacre1241]

Outstanding training.

[@Keitenrenbu]

I feel with the internal and external cues explained and demonstrated this may be attainable. Assuming one has a training partner who gives proper pressure testing with good feedback while avoiding false positives. Thank you for sharing!

[@fangjian]

0:26 Why was he instructed to drop his head down like that ? Is it like a crutch or something (like a hack) if your bai hui point to neck area is not 'song'
enough?

[@jtam2760]

Wrong focus. He did not instruct to drop the head.

[@AK_UK_]

Is there a muscle that connects the knee and arm? How is this being done? What's the science behind it?

[@nathanpflughoeft1126]

Everything is connected through fascia. Look up anatomy trains for more info

[@rogelee-TW]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@joanstone6740]

more like Xingyi than Tai Chi

[@Keitenrenbu]

Thay are in the same family.