Actual Combat Techniques Of Old – Styled Taichi Complete Series

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“Honesty & Tradition: Practical insight for Taichi Combat (more Chen style oriented)” by Rob F. – Roumania 

It is really hard to get authentic advices on martial application of Tai Chi, most of the existing sources are influenced by other styles or providing very limited elements after tons of Taolu forms….

Me I like this Yuan Z. Guo, a bit rough on the video, but who is really tender when it’s time for fighting but this guy gives us the right ideas to keep in mind when we talk about ppractical fighting from Taichi moves.

Circle theory , trinagle theory are OK, sure that’s not getting us to the full Geometry course but… for the immediate power application this could be useful, maybe even more than the very known silk reeling story!!!

Can you really explose with? I don’t know but the few joint locking ideas explained are very interesting. These ripped DVDs are my inspiration now… Just my own experience.

“Get great references for Tai Chi combat videos!!!” by Cedric S. – Tours (France)

I am not a Chen style fan but this collection really surprised me by the direct and full explanations contained for anyone looking to grab some fighting skills from Tai Chi, here we are not focused on “relax”, “Dantian movement”, nor “Silk Reeling”… though it does talk about circling but combat is obviously the central idea which all Taichi moves expressed in this collectiong. 

And hey… you’ll understand too why (traditional) Chinese experts can be cunny when they use unorthodox fighting Taichi tricks to control and defeat more powerful opponents. 

If not your tea cup, just continue with your slow moves or even purely standing until the day you’ll be in real fighting situation than… maybe you’ll think that these explanations would avoid

Details of each serial included in “Actual combat techniques of Old styled Taichi” 11 DVDs (6 Series)- By Yuan Zhan Guo……

Serial 1: Taichi Agile (Huling) Fist

Taichi Agile Fist is an ancient Chinese Boxing style popular from Wen county, Henan Province. The special fighting skills of its adepts gave its other name: “Esoteric Taichi Boxing”.

1st routine as Taichi Agile Fist is featuring powerful footwork and elusive/lightning speed movement. Each of the movement is circular and is luring its opponent. Circle becomes triangle. According to the lever principle, each movement adheres to the theory of triangle:, allowing full play to its power. This triangle theory involves the three interior angles and three exterior angles, at the end of which an acupoint (vital point) is blocked. The practice of vital points (Dimmak) form the highest level of Tai Chi Chuan martial art.

Martial artist: Yuan Zhang Guo

Media: 2(two) x DVDs converted into 2 (two) mp4 video file without quality loss.

Soundtrack: Chinese

Subtitle: English

Duration: approx. 50 + 51 mins

Serial 2: One-End-Cudgel

One-end-cudgel play is the second routine of Taichi Agile Fist. Why is it called One-end-cudgel routine? Its main principle can be described as gripping one end and hitting with the other end of a cudgel. Freeing oneself from dangerous posture and concluding fight almost immediately. It integrates techniques of kicking, hitting, wrestling and capturing. Through the mastery of the First and Second routines it is said that the practitionner will finally experience the full perception of Universe within oneself.

Martial artist: Yuan Zhang Guo

Media: 2(two) x DVDs converted into 2 (two) mp4 video files without quality loss.

Soundtrack: Chinese

Subtitle: English

Duration: approx. 48 + 44 mins

Serial 3: Taichi Soft Punching

Taichi Rushing & Sudden Agile Fist is an ancient shadowboxing popular in Wen county, Henan Province. It features aureole all around the exerciser, so people call it supernatural shadowboxing.

 The ancients call the third routine as Taichi soft punching feacturing the exercise of vital energy. The steps are like the walking of the cat, the movements like laddering. Control the breathing like the movement of the thread going through the pinhole and exert force like the puddling of iron. As a whole, it produces an impression of pliable and agile movements, smooth breathing, and integration of universe and man. It’s an ideal exercise for those with relative infirm body.

Martial artist: Yuan Zhang Guo

Media: 3 (three) x DVDs converted into 3 (three) mp4 video files without quality loss.

Soundtrack: Chinese

Subtitle: English

Duration: approx. 52 + 57 + 56 mins.

Serial 4: Taichi Push-hands Exercise

Tai Chi Push Hand Exercise is a duel event between two bare-handed people, and therefore has a feature of duel between two opponents. Following and sticking, up and down going together, neither loosing nor ogring, circling and turning, avoiding the main forces and striking the weak point, persisting instead of prompting, this exercise draws on these basic techniques of grasping, catching, throwing, hitting, warding, deflecting, pushing, pressing, elbowing, and leaning, etc…..to take preemptive steps in fighting the enemy. This exercise is explained by Yuan Zhanguo who is a master of Taichiquan. You’ll get to know the essence of Tai Chi Push Hand exercise by enjoying the real pitched play of our program.

Martial artist: Yuan Zhang Guo

Media: 2 (double) x DVDs converted into 2 (double) mp4 video files without quality loss.

Soundtrack: Chinese

Subtitle: English

Duration: approx. 46 + 44 mins.

Serial 5: Tai Chi Sanshou

Tai Chi Sanshou is the extension of Tai Chi Push Hand exercise. When one has laid a solid foundation of Tai Chi frames and Tai Chi Push Hands exercise, he is in the position to practice Tai Chi Sanshou. This film explains and shows how to cushion the enemy’s attack and counterattack effectively through Tai Chi sanshou.

Martial artist: Yuan Zhang Guo

Media: 1 (tone) x DVDs converted into 1 (one) mp4 video file without quality loss

Soundtrack: Chinese

Subtitle: English

Duration: approx. 38 mins

Serial 6: 10 top capture techniques

The 10 top capture techniques are based on the tai chi principle of dexterously harnessing the enemy’s force. Each technique displays the essence of taichiquan. By virture of the mechanics of anthropotomy, lever centrifugal force and volution force, this film displays the essence of old-styled tai chi chuan in actual combat by explaining how to skillfully capture the back of hand, wrist, crotch, and shoulder, etc….

Martial artist: Yuan Zhang Guo

Media: 1 (tone) x DVDs converted into 1 (one) mp4 video file without quality loss

Soundtrack: Chinese

Subtitle: English

Duration: approx. 46 mins