Actually, the onus is on him to prove chi to us. Plenty of opportunity to step into the cage, ring or on a BJJ mat and demonstrate Chi for real. However, like a scam artist, he will only do it via closed door, $$$ seminars for the sheeples to attend. Any chi practitioner is always welcome to our BJJ/MMA gym to prove otherwise. They can show the chi, like this video and then we’d end the ‘seminar’ with a few rounds of sparring.
Very good video, I might use the example closer to like a sprinter who normally does lunge jumps to create explosive power for the sprint, but instead of sprinting during the actual race he does the squat jumps because that feeeelllsss powerful.
The accuracy and profoundness really contrasts with the tacky thumbnail 😂 I was lucky enough to hear it irl, and to forget it since, so the reminder is more than welcome. Thanks again for this amazing intensive Sifu 🙏
C' est vraiment amusant le nombres de possibilités, de directions, que peut prendre un art interne ,c'est comme une base commune et une fois suffisamment avancé sur le chemin, les intentions fondamentales de la personne orientent sa pratique dans une voie qui lui est propre. La vie à un nombres de possibles efficients dans chaque domaine qui m'émerveille.
My training is based on a large focus on stretching and unstretching and sensing the pressures just as you described. Thank you for putting this all into perspective. Near enemy is a great analogy. Would be great if you could discuss the timings also at some point
This distinction is found in aikido as well..! There's a gulf between perpetual beginners who hold to the forms alone and the intermediates who go in search of 'secrets' and attach to what they think gives them an edge in power, and finally there are those experts who use hardly any power but whose body is integrated, flexible, and porous. The latter are few and far between. A lot of Verbiage is often exchanged between the former two but hardly ever from or to the third category. Why do people want to skip stages, I don't know but I think it's ignorance combined with greed. Liberation seems hard for people used to consumer capitalism where results are desired 'right now'..! ;)
El problema es creado por la identificacion con el personaje que creemos ser,pero no somos el personaje si no conciencia innata que puede ser reconocida por el personaje.🙏🙏🙏
@@drolo7 The 'self' is always changing. Nothing is permanent. Those are the Buddha's teachings in a nutshell. We only bring suffering upon ourselves and others to the extent we believe the Self is permanent. Attachment comes from the fear of death. Each moment is a small death. Those who do not see this see only personality. They cannot love, unfortunately.
I blame no one but the teachers themselves, who choose to remain illusive and in obscurity only revealing their art in online seminars! To add to the pathetic scarcity, not one student on the planet ever steps up to show internal power outside the confines of these online seminars either! Thus internal martial arts is pretty much irrelevant for anyone except very few privileged! It’s really disheartening because the world definitely needs teaching like this, but it may never spread to the masses mainly due to the scarcity and obscurity of its teachers.😳🤦🏻♂️🙄/👌✌️🤲☝️🤔
@@U.W.Y.H.L. Does the world need teachings like this..? I agree, it does. But you have to realize the CIA is into this too. Plus the greedy who want to make money, without doing the work. Chi isn't scarce. It's everywhere..!
@@U.W.Y.H.L. It's not simply a matter of the information being hidden from people, but also the student not being sufficiently developed enough to understand what is being taught. Something can be readily available, but can't be seen or heard because of where the individual is at. To some, this all seems fake, like "performance theater" as some commentator put it, others see it as some magical power, etc. Also, I can see a teacher not wanting to share "secrets" because some ego-driven idiot mishandles it, like giving nukes to madmen, or some novice may simply not be ready to handle it. Training is necessary first.
@@Toecutter875 The Tai Chi Classics, including Ten Principles:, that's who: "Use yi not li."Use mind not strength. Try it, you might like it, though not so easy.
Brother Alan, has it ever occurred to you there may be more than one interpretation to that statement? Abracadabra, as it is said it will be done. You dig?
He usually cheats. He presents this stretching for what it is not, and then he gives purposely wrong exaple of stretch. When he does good, it is a stretching, but he just doesn t call it that way.
Do you have some weird kink about watching Thai boxers get beat or hurt ? Unless of course the boxer is using Taiji or something higher inside his Muay Thai then they should not play
@@DiscoverTaiji yea it’s definitely because of the difference in approach and philosophy as he will put out a video about a technique and then you will and sometimes they are almost opposite approaches but seem like they both are from the Yi Jin Jing process.
@@Smokeywolf64 Matters are in balance and maintained in equal manifestation. I propose that what we are becoming as tai chi creatures is, in part, a means to handle these new technological frequencies foisted upon us, now in the MMW range, via the 'opposite' of embodied conductivity or information. Or, another way, we have to become more grounded via the qi to thrive in this increasingly electrical realm.
Grateful for these short teachings❤
Touching softly is non threatening and it’s too late when you recognize it as an attack.
Hi, where in IU you will have next worshps? Thank you
One of your best theoretical video, thank you so much!
absolute bullshido, this is nothing more than acting please stop this nonsense thanks
Absolute gold right here - The near enemy of feeling power is a very real block upon the path. Excellent Instruction!
If you don’t believe it, simply touch with him. If you don’t touch him, your comment means nothing. Prove him wrong, or be quiet.
Actually, the onus is on him to prove chi to us.
Plenty of opportunity to step into the cage, ring or on a BJJ mat and demonstrate Chi for real.
However, like a scam artist, he will only do it via closed door, $$$ seminars for the sheeples to attend.
Any chi practitioner is always welcome to our BJJ/MMA gym to prove otherwise. They can show the chi, like this video and then we’d end the ‘seminar’ with a few rounds of sparring.
This video in particular can reveal so much!, thank you for sharing
This is actually a very powerful lesson. Thank you!
Very good video, I might use the example closer to like a sprinter who normally does lunge jumps to create explosive power for the sprint, but instead of sprinting during the actual race he does the squat jumps because that feeeelllsss powerful.
I don t believe it
Then you are very sensible my friend. It’s utter drivel and a scam.
The accuracy and profoundness really contrasts with the tacky thumbnail 😂 I was lucky enough to hear it irl, and to forget it since, so the reminder is more than welcome. Thanks again for this amazing intensive Sifu 🙏
the thumbnails are just for a laugh
C' est vraiment amusant le nombres de possibilités, de directions, que peut prendre un art interne ,c'est comme une base commune et une fois suffisamment avancé sur le chemin, les intentions fondamentales de la personne orientent sa pratique dans une voie qui lui est propre.
La vie à un nombres de possibles efficients dans chaque domaine qui m'émerveille.
My training is based on a large focus on stretching and unstretching and sensing the pressures just as you described. Thank you for putting this all into perspective. Near enemy is a great analogy. Would be great if you could discuss the timings also at some point
This distinction is found in aikido as well..! There's a gulf between perpetual beginners who hold to the forms alone and the intermediates who go in search of 'secrets' and attach to what they think gives them an edge in power, and finally there are those experts who use hardly any power but whose body is integrated, flexible, and porous. The latter are few and far between. A lot of Verbiage is often exchanged between the former two but hardly ever from or to the third category. Why do people want to skip stages, I don't know but I think it's ignorance combined with greed. Liberation seems hard for people used to consumer capitalism where results are desired 'right now'..! ;)
El problema es creado por la identificacion con el personaje que creemos ser,pero no somos el personaje si no conciencia innata que puede ser reconocida por el personaje.🙏🙏🙏
@@drolo7 The 'self' is always changing. Nothing is permanent. Those are the Buddha's teachings in a nutshell. We only bring suffering upon ourselves and others to the extent we believe the Self is permanent. Attachment comes from the fear of death. Each moment is a small death. Those who do not see this see only personality. They cannot love, unfortunately.
I blame no one but the teachers themselves, who choose to remain illusive and in obscurity only revealing their art in online seminars! To add to the pathetic scarcity, not one student on the planet ever steps up to show internal power outside the confines of these online seminars either! Thus internal martial arts is pretty much irrelevant for anyone except very few privileged! It’s really disheartening because the world definitely needs teaching like this, but it may never spread to the masses mainly due to the scarcity and obscurity of its teachers.😳🤦🏻♂️🙄/👌✌️🤲☝️🤔
@@U.W.Y.H.L. Does the world need teachings like this..? I agree, it does. But you have to realize the CIA is into this too. Plus the greedy who want to make money, without doing the work. Chi isn't scarce. It's everywhere..!
@@U.W.Y.H.L. It's not simply a matter of the information being hidden from people, but also the student not being sufficiently developed enough to understand what is being taught. Something can be readily available, but can't be seen or heard because of where the individual is at. To some, this all seems fake, like "performance theater" as some commentator put it, others see it as some magical power, etc. Also, I can see a teacher not wanting to share "secrets" because some ego-driven idiot mishandles it, like giving nukes to madmen, or some novice may simply not be ready to handle it. Training is necessary first.
Very helpful Adam
I choose not to hit but just touch softly-hehe
"The Real Ennemy is the Jinn" Peace Next
what is he and everyone smoking 😂 what is this
But the external stuff works in application, so why not use it? I'm not sure I get that 😕
This talk is about Taiji which should be internal. If not it's not Taiji anymore
Says who?😂
@@Toecutter875 The Tai Chi Classics, including Ten Principles:, that's who: "Use yi not li."Use mind not strength. Try it, you might like it, though not so easy.
Brother Alan, has it ever occurred to you there may be more than one interpretation to that statement? Abracadabra, as it is said it will be done. You dig?
He usually cheats. He presents this stretching for what it is not, and then he gives purposely wrong exaple of stretch.
When he does good, it is a stretching, but he just doesn t call it that way.
Thank you. 谢谢
Thanks, very helpful.
This is deep.
deep shithole
Thank you for the wisdom.
Pure gold
I would be interested to see him do this on a thai boxer
I'd be interested to see a Thai boxer fight an elephant.
Do you have some weird kink about watching Thai boxers get beat or hurt ? Unless of course the boxer is using Taiji or something higher inside his Muay Thai then they should not play
Would be interesting to see him do it on you.
Not saying he could or couldn't. But not every martial artist is a fighter and visa versa
His main school is in Phuket, Thailand. He's done that already.
Even if nei-jing exists, making a video about it is like trying to describe a smell in two dimensions.
🙏🙏🙏
Giving away secrets 🙏
to idiocy
???
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Why do I feel like you and Mark Rasmus are throwing subliminal disses at each other lol (just a joke)
certainly not from me, this is video of me responding to the errors of students at the workshop
@@DiscoverTaiji oh I know you wouldn’t bother subliminally or straight up it’s just a funny coincidence.
@@donaldreid4193 I don't watch videos from others so I would not know. But what we do is very different so it is probably just that.
@@DiscoverTaiji yea it’s definitely because of the difference in approach and philosophy as he will put out a video about a technique and then you will and sometimes they are almost opposite approaches but seem like they both are from the Yi Jin Jing process.
Marks not from Yi Jin Jing. Not his method at all. His from hermetics mixed with rebounding :)
Wow. I’ve never seen anyone talk in circles so much and not say anything at all. That’s an art in itself. Fake stuff gets people hurt.
Nice performance! Theater is fun to watch.
until you go and feel yourself and you become the theatre, so we can laugh at you?
@@richarddeerflame dude you are utterly delusional, there is nothing to feel here
Nei jin comes from the mobilization of chi
hahahahahaha love the extreme over exagerated staged demo
The mobilization of qi in the physical tissue is the conductivity that is the mirror opposite of the 5G/Starlink MMW onslaught.
what do you mean?
This presupposes an understanding of synonomy.
@@Smokeywolf64 Matters are in balance and maintained in equal manifestation. I propose that what we are becoming as tai chi creatures is, in part, a means to handle these new technological frequencies foisted upon us, now in the MMW range, via the 'opposite' of embodied conductivity or information. Or, another way, we have to become more grounded via the qi to thrive in this increasingly electrical realm.
@@MonacoBlast66 I am just trying to use different words to say the same thing-- maybe I said too much haha.
@JeromeArmstrong that's why I wrap Tin foil around my head to cover the Baihui