Da Shou - Heaven Man Earth Taiji 

A truly great practice session. Despite the speed and intensity one can still see that the hands/bodies are mostly soft, which is what makes this kind of practice possible without injuries. However, slaps can also be devastating ... I would feel really privileged to be part of such a learning experience, although one recognises that to be here is earned.

Thank you for sharing this very high level practice!

This brought a smile to an old man's face! Perhaps this will quiet the naysayers...perhaps. Thanks!

Exactly how I felt sparring my old BJJ master. I would start to think I was pretty good sparring other students... Then master would show up and turn on Destroy mode. The worst part was I could feel I was only pushing him to maybe 20% of his full power/skill. Some masters are awesome, but other masters are giants.

This is great. Please keep spreading the real essence of tai ji Quan.

Heavy hits, super fast flow, serious stuff. Awesome!!

Adam has a much better stance at all times. His footing is clearly rooted and he can sense the movements of his opponent before he can react. Nice video.

Very nice free form practise.. Cracks me up how the MMA snobs refuse to admit that they do progressive drills . Apparently their beginners can fight in the cage without going thru staged-managed intensity drills or learning basics.. im impressed LOL

It's about time that somebody show that Tai Chi is a serious martial arts because a lot of people foreign don't believe Tai Chi is a combat Style they really have no true essence of Tai Chi

much respect to Adam , you get in there and work ! and let what will happen happen

Sifu Adam has really good structure. Zhong ding is with him all the time💯🤩

7:07 Nice takedown! I always see MMA fans watching this drill in RU-vid saying that would never work.

That is just Wow! Not only the presentation of such combat skills, but also the fact of worldwide promotion of practical skills of Taijiquan by non-chinese!

Thank you for High quality upload- 10/10

There are both trying to hit. Nice!!

Nice practice and honed skills!

looks really impressive! is this training method from your teacher or from your understanding and researching the martial art? @Discover Taiji

Nice training, like it very much Da Shao?? could it be, that it should be written 'da shou'

PUSH-HANDS, NEXT-LEVEL..!? LOOKS DOABLE..!

Thanks for sharing! Have an awesome day!

nice to see real practice

Very good and real work!

Tai chi the martial art for sure.

This is really good thank you. 👍👍

Awesome practise sifu Adam Mizner

Oh ok baldy is being a bit too compliant for crazy hair guy

Very nice training!!

Great demonstration

Very nice way to train.

Wooooooowwww! This is my kind of practice. Great video!

Even though baldy was dead tired he didn't give up.

Its looks absolutely impressive ! however one may ask how this works in a full contact encounter with no pre-determined situations, blows and take downs included...let us admit that the master and his students evolve within a framework, how is the ability to apply such skill outside of it ?

Where can I also find that guy that's excellent in the 2nd half. Thank you to anyone that can lead me to him also. Great vid! Thanks

728 on things got interesting. I would like to feel this.

the first pair seemed to use heavy powerful hits, is it purely fullness (iron robe) enabling them to absorb those hits without injury? thank you for demonstrating some of your many ways of finishing a confrontation Sifu Adam, great video.

Why does it look like Adam is using a more aggressive stance and more force in this video in contrast to his more relaxed looking stance in other videos?

Wow. Wow. Wow.

wow!!!

Awesome!!!

I believe that most of you don't realize that Adam Mizner is actually providing his students with a different kind of training exercise whilst sort of sparring with them. As far as I can tell, he's literally trying to pull his attacks at the last moment before impact. Thereby not injuring his students. :) He's not missing with those attacks. He's actually occasionally drawing up the strike so that the student can perceive it incoming, and can react accordingly. If he used his real fighting application skills, then these students would get damaged very fast. He seems to me to be trying to get them to use their Taiji against his forceful attacks. Although that does not mean he isn't still using some Taiji. I'm almost certain he is using a downgraded version of Taiji here in order to train the students better instead of just hurting them. Lol

The miz is steppin' his game up!

This is great. Couldn't they wear some protection? Hard rubber floors are a bit safer. A good practice is to handle a wild uncontrolled attacker.

Theory is fine , but application is very hard.

Great performace! Where was it taking place, and what deos Da Shou mean?

Don't judge the concept, or theory. You must judge the application.

I guess the first lesson is how to fall without hurting yourself. they seem to use that skill a lot.

It's amazing how often these people want to 'hit' each other, rather than try to absorb and lead....

a oui je a soutenir Sifu Adam heaven taiji man.

he is hardly breaking a sweat.

Looks like bagua-zhang.

Watch 4:26-4:28 at .25 speed WOW

Now combineit with wing Chun and you have something quite impressive

Your second partner has so much joi.. thats why he is tha good I would say

Wait a minute who is the teacher who is the Sifu

Oh sure

Seriously................ Great form of meditation....... but for self defense....it's not practical or applicable.