Chen Taichi Fajin basics explained 

thank you very much for your nice comment

sangmumunju Yes very good explanation!

Dan0101010101010 He was trying to communicate that artificial shaking is bad. There will be some natural shaking as the force resonates in the structure, but you should not try to induce that feeling. The best exchanges actually feel like nothing, as you build the most efficient structure to transmit the opponent's force to ground and back again.

Levi McCormick I see, am I bringing in a technique that isnt in the video? When I shake my hips back and forth it adds alot of power. You dont mean THAT is bad right? What you mean is if you do the punch and relax and connect, you may shake from the recoil, but if you dont, dont try to recreate the recoil artificially? But its still better to counter rotate the hips right? For power? In another video I saw that the shaking power was very important and they were deliberately creating it, and you could say artificially creating the shakey power, it wasnt just a result of striking the target and a recoil! they were purposely rotating the hips then counter rotating the hips to create the shake and power. !? Also why didnt he teach that in this video I thought that was a bog standard tai chi way of generating power?

rotation of the hip is of course a good thing, but artificial shaking isn't. people see high level masters shake and they just mimic the shaking, not the technique.

Hi what do you mean?

next time we meet we will make more videos

You would feel it. Almost like static electricity. Yang warmer. Yin cool and clinging but I can't really speak about yin chi. Havnt developed it. Just beginning.

Thank you for your compliment. Cham jang is important in Taichi. Of cource I practice every day. But I put more weight on 'Chen si gong'. Masters has different organs in these elements.

+Rui Tang (Nathan) generate power

Release

Hope you get some idea from here ru-vid.com/show-UCgPe_jM639Kh4jAXfwDXAcQ

Fajin is not a system. It is a term that means something like "exploding energy". When you're doing fajin it does not matter how you close your fist. You can do fajin with an open hand, like a palm strike, and even with your shoulder in really close quarters. In other words, fajin is generated from your lower torso.

@@TheSilence1 Thanks for clarifying. I think fajin is awesome!!!

@@TonyqTNT You're most welcome. What martial art are you studying at the moment? Maybe I can find some videos to help you understand a bit more about the internal mechanisms.

@@TheSilence1 Escrima, indigenous martial art from the Filipino culture.

@@TonyqTNT Excellent! Do you know what the origin of Escrima is? It's a martial art called Silat. In the Philippines they added some ideas from Spanish sword and dagger forms to Silat, and that became Escrima. Anyway, before you can learn to use fajin you have to learn how to sink your energy. Try studying this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ewgxb9TWxvc.html Maybe you should follow his channel as well.

we actually do practice with Chen village head teacher. Our teacher in Korea, Seo Myeong-won, is a direct student. Teachers from Chen village have visited our school and we have been to China to learn.

+Bella Angelina we are located in Incheon, South-Korea.

sangmumunju Thank you very much for responding. Aw..Incheon South-Korea..Darn. :-)

Shut urself on things that u dont yet comprehend

Weiqing Guo Little kid

Chi is the breath of life

thank you very much, I agree with what you say

the difference with Fajin in sports and athletes compared to Taiji(Chen Style anyway) is that their power isn't birthed from jing or "stored chi". this is why if you take that same athlete, they would not have the proper principles within the Taiji form. the key word is "internal" with Chen Taiji and also Fajin. that's the difference with the athlete and Taiji. that's why for anyone first starting in Taiji a teacher will always say, "shed all of your brute force or muscle strength". one must not only connect to the chi deeply but also follow the meridians and the path it takes through the body from foot to head or Earth to Heavens.

Maladjusted Gamer u dont Even know whatursayn

working to improve our English ;-)

He didn't say he doesn't believe in qi or chi he said he doesn't like it as a term or a response to why thing happen in martial arts or specifically tai chi in this video. Also someone explaining the full of advanced fajin of tai chi in a foreign language would be so long and sound so stuipid epecially to beginners that its worth as a video would be nothing.

He says it in the same way the Madhamyaka would say "If you meet Buddha on the road, kill him." The qi of which you speak is not the real qi.

+xenogers67 I agree, he shoudn´t know too much about "nei gong " 内功.. Also he´s having lots of mistakes practicing "yan shou hong quan" 掩手肱拳

you seem to be very knowledgeable, looking forward to your video on this subject.

God damn haters! Tell you what, post your own video about Fajin and we will all see what you got. Or continue being a whiny little girl and nitpick unimportant details. Your call.