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Tai Chi Chin Na (YMAA Qin Na) Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming - Taijiquan joint locks 

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Control Any Opponent with Simple, Powerful Joint Locks. Six-hour video lesson!
Chin Na (Qin Na) is the art of seizing and controlling an opponent. It is a fast, effective way to subdue an attacker using joint locks, cavity press, bone misplacement, muscle grabbing, and artery sealing. Taijiquan is a traditional martial art, and Chin Na is an important part of your complete Taiji (Tai Chi) training. Taiji Chin Na are smooth, flowing techniques that are simple to execute and difficult to escape.
Dr. Yang discusses, demonstrates, and teaches you his Chin Na techniques up-close and in detail. All these techniques are hidden inside the Yang style postures, but can be applied to all Taiji styles.
DISC ONE: Course One: 19 techniques from the Eight Moving Patterns, and Clockwise Coiling in Crossed Pushing Hands.
Course Two: 16 techniques from the Eight Moving Patterns including Rotating Neutralizing, and Counterclockwise Coiling in Crossed Pushing Hands.
Course Three: 21 techniques from the Eight Moving Patterns, and Parallel Pushing Hands.
DISC TWO: Course Four: 10 techniques specifically for countering an opponent controlling your elbow in Pushing Hands.
Also includes a Bonus Video (with over 200 chapters!) with Dr. Yang demonstrating 80 Taiji Chin Na techniques in slow motion and at full speed, categorized by the Eight Basic Taiji Patterns (Eight Doors) and chin na found in pushing hands. These techniques can be found in the popular book Taiji Chin Na (YMAA).
SPECIAL FEATURES: Five videos on Two DVDs • Over 6 hours • Hundreds of Scene Selections • Menus/Subtitles: English, Spanish

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@rdekanic
@rdekanic 7 лет назад
Thank you, Master Yang for sharing your teachings with us. My respects and gratitude to the Masters and Sifus past, and present, for giving us these the techniques and forms for health and self-defence.
@ukepapa1
@ukepapa1 8 лет назад
Dr. Yang Jwing-ming knows his stuff. I wish him and his students the best at the traditional martial arts school.
@JL-bo4bh
@JL-bo4bh 3 года назад
Dr. Yang is not recognized as an authentic martial artist among Chinese martial arts societies in Taiwan, China and southeast Asia regardless his popularity in western countries where people know little about Chinese martial arts and its history. The lineage of his Tai Chi teachers is questionable. Kao, Tao and Yue, Huanzhi are not listed on the board of Yang family tree. There is little information about Yue, Huanzhi. Most Chinese articles say that Yue is a disciple of Dong, Yingjie. That is different from what stated on YMAA board. Dr. Yang claimed on his YMAA board that he learned Taijiquan from Li Mao-Ching. That is incorrect. Li is a master in northern style Shaolin, not in Taijiquan. I personally learned Shaolin from Li years ago while was also learning Tai Chi at the same time. One student asked Li the differences between Shaolin and Tai Chi. Li said that if you play Shaolin slow it becomes Tai Chi. I knew that Li knows little about Tai Chi. In my trained eyes, Dr. Yang's martial art is uniquely created by mixing from different styles. I learned Tai Chi from one of Cheng Man-Ching's indoor disciples. Dr. Yang's Tai Chi has too many flaws per my trained eyes. Is it all a commercial tinge lie?
@DanWalterTradeview
@DanWalterTradeview 3 года назад
I have nearly every book Dr. Yang has published. The secret to escaping is early detection of what is taking place. He has a great book on escaping and counter-attacking. "Analysis of Shaolin Chin Na Instructor's Manual for all Martial Styles" but in all of this keep my Grandmaster's words in mind, "You have more opportunity to heal with your hands than ever the need to harm."
@findurniche
@findurniche 9 лет назад
I have been a proud owner of your book 'Comprehensive Applications of Shaolin Chin Na' now for about 12 years and wanted to express my gratitude to you for putting it together. I don' t think there is even anything on the market that remotely compares to your thorough, detailed and well explained guide.
@splintertea
@splintertea 3 года назад
agreed!
@roquesolis4631
@roquesolis4631 3 года назад
I like in martial in slow
@JL-bo4bh
@JL-bo4bh 3 года назад
Dr. Yang is not recognized as an authentic martial artist among Chinese martial arts societies in Taiwan, China and southeast Asia regardless his popularity in western countries where people know little about Chinese martial arts and its history. The lineage of his Tai Chi teachers is questionable. Kao, Tao and Yue, Huanzhi are not listed on the board of Yang family tree. There is little information about Yue, Huanzhi. Most Chinese articles say that Yue is a disciple of Dong, Yingjie. That is different from what stated on YMAA board. Dr. Yang claimed on his YMAA board that he learned Taijiquan from Li Mao-Ching. That is incorrect. Li is a master in northern style Shaolin, not in Taijiquan. I personally learned Shaolin from Li years ago while was also learning Tai Chi at the same time. One student asked Li the differences between Shaolin and Tai Chi. Li said that if you play Shaolin slow it becomes Tai Chi. I knew that Li knows little about Tai Chi. In my trained eyes, Dr. Yang's martial art is uniquely created by mixing from different styles. I learned Tai Chi from one of Cheng Man-Ching's indoor disciples. Dr. Yang's Tai Chi has too many flaws per my trained eyes. Is it all a commercial tinge lie?
@dapurmamaindidapurmamaindi2929
@dapurmamaindidapurmamaindi2929 4 года назад
Ternyata silat kampung yg selama ini yg aku pelajari adalah campuran thaicin. kontau. Wingsung dan janda Malaka. Terima kasih bapakq sekaligus guruku. hasanung semoga Bpk sllu di beri kesehatan oleh yg kuasa Amin. Asal sinjai tengah jdi anak rantau di kaltim
@popssigung9956
@popssigung9956 4 года назад
I always enjoy watching your videos, thank you!
@TaiChiInternational
@TaiChiInternational 3 года назад
Great Demonstration of Taijiquan! Grateful!
@richardmreis7756
@richardmreis7756 4 года назад
"You want to take me out for dinner? ..no? ok, break it" hahaha x'D
@worshiping6597
@worshiping6597 3 года назад
Yes
@Ryooken
@Ryooken 3 года назад
I love that comment!
@MattBrooks-Green
@MattBrooks-Green 3 года назад
Beautiful to see. I do crane styles and tai chi so have read much of Dr Yang's work. Masters like him inspire me in making Taichi and Kung Fu videos. Thanks.
@JL-bo4bh
@JL-bo4bh 3 года назад
Dr. Yang is not recognized as an authentic martial artist among Chinese martial arts societies in Taiwan, China and southeast Asia regardless his popularity in western countries where people know little about Chinese martial arts and its history. The lineage of his Tai Chi teachers is questionable. Kao, Tao and Yue, Huanzhi are not listed on the board of Yang family tree. There is little information about Yue, Huanzhi. Most Chinese articles say that Yue is a disciple of Dong, Yingjie. That is different from what stated on YMAA board. Dr. Yang claimed on his YMAA board that he learned Taijiquan from Li Mao-Ching. That is incorrect. Li is a master in northern style Shaolin, not in Taijiquan. I personally learned Shaolin from Li years ago while was also learning Tai Chi at the same time. One student asked Li the differences between Shaolin and Tai Chi. Li said that if you play Shaolin slow it becomes Tai Chi. I knew that Li knows little about Tai Chi. In my trained eyes, Dr. Yang's martial art is uniquely created by mixing from different styles. I learned Tai Chi from one of Cheng Man-Ching's indoor disciples. Dr. Yang's Tai Chi has too many flaws per my trained eyes. Is it all a commercial tinge lie?
@madjidchouarbi3921
@madjidchouarbi3921 2 года назад
@@JL-bo4bh Whatever you can think about Dr Yang Jwing Ming, he is without doubt a real expert and his power is hardly questionable. The way Master Yang is teaching Both internal and external styles seems very traditional and authentic.
@MissEM1313
@MissEM1313 Месяц назад
I finally found you again. ive been reading books and doing your videos off & on for 26 years. I looked here for you a few years ago b4 on you tube but just thought maybe you didnt believe in the internet or maybe you were helping a private citizen .just elated i found your videos here.
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center Месяц назад
Welcome! Visit www.YMAA.com for more - Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming
@d6837
@d6837 11 лет назад
also your hand locks and controlling the person with joints locks very nice sifu.
@lowellcalavera6045
@lowellcalavera6045 3 года назад
Chi na practiced this for years, and it's very misunderstood. UFC is big now, and wrestling, but I learned (in my role as a doorman) that very few people ever expect or defend against a good finger seizure, or a really powerful fishhook. Loosens 'em right up.
@georgesfotic550
@georgesfotic550 3 года назад
In this video, we also see the Master Pascal Plee (karaté, Kung-fu, Tuishou) whose father Henri Plee (1923-2014) was the highest graduated black belt karaté in the western world. (9 or 10th blackbelt dan) and who brought in France in the 50's and the 60's many great martial art masters in the legendary "Dojo de la Montagne" located in Paris.
@cremedelameresther
@cremedelameresther 10 лет назад
Wat een techniek! Respect ... Prachtig
@edwardmccutchen3042
@edwardmccutchen3042 7 лет назад
its like challenging nature to spar with a tai chi master(a must have dvd!
@ralphkern3242
@ralphkern3242 2 года назад
This is a wonderful art
@PpAirO5
@PpAirO5 2 года назад
I would love to learn Chin na. Just my kind of fighting.
@d6837
@d6837 11 лет назад
this sifu knows what he is doing. fringer locks very nice.
@iliasefthimiadis119
@iliasefthimiadis119 3 года назад
very good teacher understandable and realistic!
@reginaldosilvaisilvai3936
@reginaldosilvaisilvai3936 Год назад
Tem muitos professores De taichi aqui no Brasil que são muito fracos para defesa pessoal Não colocan as técnicas marciais do taichi en evidencia So ficam com os movimentos que básicos e não mostram e nem sabem ensinar a verdadeira essência do taichi ( Esse sim mostra oque sabe fazer e faz com muitas técnicas digno de respeito Esse sim ta nos mostrando que o taichi marcial da conta do recado 👏👏👏👏👏 esse mostra na prática que é Mestre
@rachidismail6435
@rachidismail6435 6 лет назад
جزاك الله خيرا معلمي
@kabal28
@kabal28 5 лет назад
My wing chun sifu incorporated 10 techniques chin na in our program 👍
@christellesaintcrit9107
@christellesaintcrit9107 4 года назад
it
@ZalMoxis
@ZalMoxis Год назад
Dr Yang is the man
@cristianopedro4604
@cristianopedro4604 3 года назад
God bless you master...
@bkmeahan
@bkmeahan 9 лет назад
This is one of the aspects of Tai chi that people ignore when they claim it isn't a "real martial art"
@tacituskilgore1211
@tacituskilgore1211 4 года назад
Until you have a fully resisting, strong opponent, that has adrenaline pumping at 120 bpm. Then you may need to rethink your fighting style
@ccshumshum8104
@ccshumshum8104 3 года назад
@@tacituskilgore1211 no, grappling techniques dont exist. no, you cannot train yourself to instinctively execute holds. has joe rogan never mentioned the concept of muscle memory in any of his podcast episodes?
@tacituskilgore1211
@tacituskilgore1211 3 года назад
@@ccshumshum8104 Haha. Dude I'm pretty sure my four years of BJJ and numerous conflicts where I've had to grapple someone who had the full intent and capability to kill me out-weighs whatever your thinking. Of course grappling techniques exist, and of course you can train yourself to instinctively use them. If neither of those things were true, I'm pretty sure I'd be dead about now
@ccshumshum8104
@ccshumshum8104 3 года назад
@@tacituskilgore1211 if you can admit that, then you may need to consider how "no you would freak out too much to use that in a real fight" isn't actually a real argument
@tacituskilgore1211
@tacituskilgore1211 3 года назад
@@ccshumshum8104 The issue comes when you have to focus on specifics. When a martial art calls for you to catch their fist in some way and counter then toss them to the ground, you can almost always count that as complete bullshit. No one is that coordinated. The thing with grappling is that you aren't catching a fist, your catching a torso, or head and neck. Larger targets are easier to go for when you get tunnel vision, and grappling is insanely simple to execute, meaning that when you body pumps you with adrenaline and you hands instinctively turn into clubs to bash the bad guy with, you nor your muscles need to remember how to position your fingers or hands to execute a complicated movement, not to mention the fact that a lot of these techniques require very specific movements from your opponent. They're either stupid and throwing wild haymakers, which is bs in real life, or they're throwing actual punches, but the instructor never follows up on what the opponent may do next. There isn't any resistance training, and when there is you aren't allowed to do a whole range of attacks, that you can bet your behind a jumper on the street would use. In Muay Thai and BJJ we spar with full contact and no rules. Yeah we get hurt and injured, but it actually works and you get to fix habits and form new ones by tempering them in the fire so to speak. You get to know and work with your body, instead of going against it by teaching it unnecessarily complicated movements that people actually believe work, and can save your life, when they in fact can't. Great for tournaments and sport, but not for real combat
@parimalgoradiya8538
@parimalgoradiya8538 3 года назад
Very nice technique
@ralpbetancourt2083
@ralpbetancourt2083 Год назад
Es una tecnica de destruir parecia movimientos tranquilo y vi videos de defenza contra cuchillo .un maestro.
@davidspringer5045
@davidspringer5045 8 лет назад
min 219---NICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DAVE SPRINGER FROM SEVEN STAR IN INDY---love you little brother!
@shoulung
@shoulung 10 лет назад
as always, excellent technique. but the man at 0:20 seems to be enjoying that lock a little too much :)
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center 4 года назад
He's happy to be learning directly from Dr Yang. With chin na especially, you have to feel it directly through partner training to really learn.
@sportpanty8236
@sportpanty8236 4 года назад
this is agehao
@L1Run
@L1Run 3 года назад
Yeah... I went to that school, and remember those locks really well. The reason the guy is smiling is because it actually is genuinely funny to be demonstrated on by Master Yang. I mean, you can do NOTHING to get out that position, and it costs Master Yang no effort to cause you absolute agony.
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center 3 года назад
@@L1Run THIS exactly. Dr Yang is chatting away and you're like Holy Heck that hurts my brain doesn't work
@L1Run
@L1Run 3 года назад
@@Ymaa_Publication_Center Heh yep. My favorite was when he would demonstrate the technique, and then in the middle of it decide to show a variation, and would go "And if you want more pain..."
@reginaldosilvaisilvai3936
@reginaldosilvaisilvai3936 Год назад
Isso sim é um que representa a arte marcial
@SanjayKumar-wk1qp
@SanjayKumar-wk1qp 2 года назад
Good afternoon Grad Master nice tai chi
@vell591
@vell591 4 года назад
these tricks are against equals and toddlers. How to apply them if the enemy is 2 meters tall?
@mr.k3221
@mr.k3221 6 лет назад
Where can i buy those uniforms?
@wolhiewarde5628
@wolhiewarde5628 5 лет назад
i am also id like to learn ti chi technique,martial arts...where can i buy your DVD?
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center 5 лет назад
Search "YMAA DVD" on Amazon, and/or ""Dr Yang Jwing Ming". www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=sr_nr_p_n_format_browse-bi_mrr_0?fst=as%3Aoff&rh=n%3A2625373011%2Ck%3Adr+yang+jwing+ming%2Cp_n_format_browse-bin%3A2650304011&keywords=dr+yang+jwing+ming&ie=UTF8&qid=1550085483&rnid=2650303011
@sugiananto8585
@sugiananto8585 3 года назад
Selamat pagi bang ditayanng vidio latihan tai chi sangat betguna kita bisa pelajari kungfu taichi ini sangat berguna
@emilianosintarias7337
@emilianosintarias7337 Год назад
hello to you also, bless you sir. kung fu is wonderful
@reginaldosilvaisilvai3936
@reginaldosilvaisilvai3936 Год назад
Esse sim é mestre de taichi chuan O muitos que se dizem Mestre e professores mas não passam de uns picaretas Esse ai mostra na prática a essência dessa arte Pena que ainda não vi Mestre de taichi aqui no Brasil que tem essas técnicas Pelo menos eu ainda não vi A maioria so fica se movimentando e não fazem nada q presta E quando tentam fazer as partes de desefa pessoal Não sai nada Esse sim mostra técnicas muito eficaz e interessante
@umacontaqualquerumacontaqu8136
Sou formando tenho meus professores e outros mestre se quiser q eu indico
@vijirecipes898
@vijirecipes898 11 месяцев назад
Amazing chin na
@johnpogany2444
@johnpogany2444 2 года назад
I like the Chinese arts
@ismaelbouach5457
@ismaelbouach5457 4 года назад
Looks a lot like Jujutsu locks ! We do not officially know Jujutsu to have been influenced by Chinese martial arts, but by watching this I think it may have.
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center 4 года назад
Good observation. Correction: Jujutsu originates FROM Chinese martial arts.
@DanWalterTradeview
@DanWalterTradeview 3 года назад
Chin Na is found in all martial styles. I equate it to regex which is found in all computer languages.
@veiledallegory
@veiledallegory 3 года назад
Are you talking modern Japanese jujitsu? It doesn’t resemble Brazilian jiu-jitsu because in BJJ you have to isolate the joint by controlling the body otherwise the joint lock is useless!
@ismaelbouach5457
@ismaelbouach5457 3 года назад
@@vinvass2674 We do know your fantasy pic to be inspired by your no-life geeky lifestyle
@TaiJiQuanChen
@TaiJiQuanChen 3 года назад
In this case it's not. Mr Yang learn external martial arts first, then use the same applications in his Taiji. Traditional Taiji Qina have not the same taste.
@jonnyblaze777
@jonnyblaze777 3 года назад
You make it look so easy LOL
@Zerpentsa6598
@Zerpentsa6598 3 года назад
It's more performance art like dance and exercise than a real martial art. If it trains you to run fast, then run from any fight. That's is its good point.
@lowellcalavera6045
@lowellcalavera6045 3 года назад
You're just ignorant of its potential.
@Zerpentsa6598
@Zerpentsa6598 3 года назад
@@lowellcalavera6045 Like what? Keeping fit as exercise like yoga? OK, it is for that. Fight? No way.
@ccshumshum8104
@ccshumshum8104 3 года назад
just look at what the guy is doing. mma fankids will try to deny proof right in front of them, you're beyond help
@JL-bo4bh
@JL-bo4bh 3 года назад
Dr. Yang is not recognized as an authentic martial artist among Chinese martial arts societies in Taiwan, China and southeast Asia regardless his popularity in western countries where people know little about Chinese martial arts and its history. The lineage of his Tai Chi teachers is questionable. Kao, Tao and Yue, Huanzhi are not listed on the board of Yang family tree. There is little information about Yue, Huanzhi. Most Chinese articles say that Yue is a disciple of Dong, Yingjie. That is different from what stated on YMAA board. Dr. Yang claimed on his YMAA board that he learned Taijiquan from Li Mao-Ching. That is incorrect. Li is a master in northern style Shaolin, not in Taijiquan. I personally learned Shaolin from Li years ago while was also learning Tai Chi at the same time. One student asked Li the differences between Shaolin and Tai Chi. Li said that if you play Shaolin slow it becomes Tai Chi. I knew that Li knows little about Tai Chi. In my trained eyes, Dr. Yang's martial art is uniquely created by mixing from different styles. I learned Tai Chi from one of Cheng Man-Ching's indoor disciples. Dr. Yang's Tai Chi has too many flaws per my trained eyes. Is it all a commercial tinge lie?
@Zerpentsa6598
@Zerpentsa6598 3 года назад
@@ccshumshum8104 So you think an MMA opponent will let you grab his hand or arm like that? Get real. He's not going to be an obliging dance partner.
@ansarycomaradang5094
@ansarycomaradang5094 3 года назад
how can i jiont to learn
@bewater5178
@bewater5178 3 года назад
Why don't you use the techniques in the video above when sparring?
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center 3 года назад
Most actual Kung Fu techniques are for seriously harming or killing people in the process of self defense. Taiji and Kung Fu don't fit well into point-fighting for fun.
@mlaquias
@mlaquias 4 года назад
Perfect
@stanislavdvorak1707
@stanislavdvorak1707 2 года назад
This its master...
@tonypeter8209
@tonypeter8209 3 года назад
Master 👍
@JoseNava-sf3en
@JoseNava-sf3en 6 месяцев назад
❤❤❤nice
@lebarosky
@lebarosky 10 лет назад
Sir, in the era of RU-vid if you believe this man's Tai Chi is bad, you might consider responding with a video illustrating your position. Otherwise, one might think your opinion is baseless.
@Zerpentsa6598
@Zerpentsa6598 3 года назад
No. The best test is for him to meet Xu Xiaodong.
@JL-bo4bh
@JL-bo4bh 3 года назад
Dr. Yang is not recognized as an authentic martial artist among Chinese martial arts societies in Taiwan, China and southeast Asia regardless his popularity in western countries where people know little about Chinese martial arts and its history. The lineage of his Tai Chi teachers is questionable. Kao, Tao and Yue, Huanzhi are not listed on the board of Yang family tree. There is little information about Yue, Huanzhi. Most Chinese articles say that Yue is a disciple of Dong, Yingjie. That is different from what stated on YMAA board. Dr. Yang claimed on his YMAA board that he learned Taijiquan from Li Mao-Ching. That is incorrect. Li is a master in northern style Shaolin, not in Taijiquan. I personally learned Shaolin from Li years ago while was also learning Tai Chi at the same time. One student asked Li the differences between Shaolin and Tai Chi. Li said that if you play Shaolin slow it becomes Tai Chi. I knew that Li knows little about Tai Chi. In my trained eyes, Dr. Yang's martial art is uniquely created by mixing from different styles. I learned Tai Chi from one of Cheng Man-Ching's indoor disciples. Dr. Yang's Tai Chi has too many flaws per my trained eyes. Is it all a commercial tinge lie?
@lebarosky
@lebarosky 3 года назад
@@JL-bo4bh I suspected he was shady because his books are rehashes of one another. But it serves the art better if you post a link to something or someone you consider legitimate.
@JL-bo4bh
@JL-bo4bh 3 года назад
@@lebarosky Yeah, he repackaged all the styles to western world where people are lack of the knowledge to tell. Nevertheless he did a great job in marketing. There are many fake Taijiquan practitioners out there including in China. Most legitimate Asian Taijiquan practitioners can't speak English. The following two are good in my opinion. They are not my teachers. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UiM_8qB5bmk.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-W1Pye8Hweho.html
@user-hx7ls1rg9q
@user-hx7ls1rg9q 4 года назад
Здорово!
@yashgames4684
@yashgames4684 5 лет назад
Nice
@tamiami34
@tamiami34 11 лет назад
Painful stuff, no doubt. But harder to do when your assailant isn't helping you out.
@Ryooken
@Ryooken 3 года назад
That's because it's a demonstration. It's impossible to teach technique if the person isn't letting you apply the technique so you know what's supposed to happen. When I was using these kinds of wrist locks after you learned the basics, then we went into resistance training. I used to roll out of my teacher's chin'nas and his response was to roll me into another more painful one that I couldn't get out of. Just to make a point, your finger isn't stronger than his hand and it doesn't take long to break a finger.
@mlaquias
@mlaquias 4 года назад
Parabéns massa legal
@TheChudynasty
@TheChudynasty 10 лет назад
sure, why not
@mikesanto9489
@mikesanto9489 10 лет назад
Massive black tiger chin-na fist take-down kill .
@citic101
@citic101 8 лет назад
can we see all the dvd ?
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center 8 лет назад
+citic101 Yes, it is available on Amazon and ymaa.com. We can't put it online for free because it cost many thousands to make.
@citic101
@citic101 8 лет назад
sure i understand ... i have the book
@magnusm4
@magnusm4 6 лет назад
My dad did one of these one me, now my stupid wrists can't be used to much or bend to long or it hurts so I can't do push ups or stand on my hands
@cerialmunic7965
@cerialmunic7965 6 лет назад
😂 My grandad did this to me as a amateur when I was a kid, but he did not brutalise me as your situation. You better go see a physicist before your wrist is too late to be healed. These technique is very effective in disabling opponents limbs forever if the user really wants to. Hope you get treated well by physicist soon, the later you get the treatment, the damage is getting much more permanent.
@tuly4828
@tuly4828 2 года назад
Thể thao này hay đấy
@Ghost12561
@Ghost12561 19 дней назад
only if there is no resistance from your opponent, if there is, it will be a completely different ball game.
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center 12 дней назад
Yes, this is an instructional video in order to learn various techniques within Yang-style Taijiquan. After these initial lessons, students enter sparring classes and repeatedly drill techniques until they get a real-time feel for them.
@Tom-et2cd
@Tom-et2cd 7 дней назад
Actually some resistance can actually cause damage to attacker depending on the lock or counter. Essentially, the attacker hurts themselves by the act of resisting…
@Ghost12561
@Ghost12561 7 дней назад
@@Tom-et2cdthat is some movie stuff you got there, Im imagining steven seagul and his moves against 20 odd men in a bar.
@Tom-et2cd
@Tom-et2cd 7 дней назад
Why such extreme hypothetical? Better yet, don’t be at bar so you don’t have to fight 20 men.
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center 10 лет назад
@ManateeDream
@ManateeDream 11 лет назад
Very coo
@willforrhall
@willforrhall 3 года назад
Why don’t we ever see this in mma??
@LucidDreamn
@LucidDreamn 2 года назад
most of these techniques will break somebody's wrist or any other bone. These aren't really meant for submission they are meant for sending them to the hospital lmao it's very hard to control in a real fight without accidentally snapping them up
@katogio6582
@katogio6582 Год назад
Keren 👍
@raphaeljordao7285
@raphaeljordao7285 Год назад
Só tem artista. Kkk
@umacontaqualquerumacontaqu8136
Concordo tá muito suave pro estilo tai chi marcial
@_deciduouslivingston_7177
@_deciduouslivingston_7177 7 лет назад
when u get tired of someone twisting your arm so you spank yourself as a symbol of defeat
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center 7 лет назад
Thats the TAP OUT. Common in martial arts schools, so we each respect each other's limits. This chin na is SO painful, especially from Dr Yang.
@davidyuen42
@davidyuen42 4 года назад
can tai cai chin na defeat muay thai/ thai boxing and jitjitsu?
@MisterPartner.
@MisterPartner. 4 года назад
Tai Chi Chuan can be deadly . But to grasp skill in Taji fighting you need years and this martial art is totally difrent than everything you have known about in martial art world.
@JL-bo4bh
@JL-bo4bh 3 года назад
Dr. Yang is not recognized as an authentic martial artist among Chinese martial arts societies in Taiwan, China and southeast Asia regardless his popularity in western countries where people know little about Chinese martial arts and its history. The lineage of his Tai Chi teachers is questionable. Kao, Tao and Yue, Huanzhi are not listed on the board of Yang family tree. There is little information about Yue, Huanzhi. Most Chinese articles say that Yue is a disciple of Dong, Yingjie. That is different from what stated on YMAA board. Dr. Yang claimed on his YMAA board that he learned Taijiquan from Li Mao-Ching. That is incorrect. Li is a master in northern style Shaolin, not in Taijiquan. I personally learned Shaolin from Li years ago while was also learning Tai Chi at the same time. One student asked Li the differences between Shaolin and Tai Chi. Li said that if you play Shaolin slow it becomes Tai Chi. I knew that Li knows little about Tai Chi. In my trained eyes, Dr. Yang's martial art is uniquely created by mixing from different styles. I learned Tai Chi from one of Cheng Man-Ching's indoor disciples. Dr. Yang's Tai Chi has too many flaws per my trained eyes. Is it all a commercial tinge lie?
@alexanderalexander1637
@alexanderalexander1637 4 года назад
кстати слово циновка пошло от древнекитайского Цин-На, сложные сплетения
@davidyuen42
@davidyuen42 4 года назад
I am hong kong chinese and christian!!!!
@gerrydomagas7586
@gerrydomagas7586 6 лет назад
I got your Taichi book secret
@gongfutaijimy
@gongfutaijimy 3 года назад
Before you modern MMA fans berate this stuff, a lot of this stuff is integrated into modern combatives, for people like bouncers, police officers, and what not that need to control untrained people. Just because it isn't going to work against a well trained fighter doesn't mean it's useless.
@davidyuen42
@davidyuen42 4 года назад
can tai chi chin na defeat k1 and ufc/mma?
@vinvass2674
@vinvass2674 3 года назад
Yawn Another UFC MMA fanboy keyboard warrior who has never actually been in a fight
@JL-bo4bh
@JL-bo4bh 3 года назад
Dr. Yang is not recognized as an authentic martial artist among Chinese martial arts societies in Taiwan, China and southeast Asia regardless his popularity in western countries where people know little about Chinese martial arts and its history. The lineage of his Tai Chi teachers is questionable. Kao, Tao and Yue, Huanzhi are not listed on the board of Yang family tree. There is little information about Yue, Huanzhi. Most Chinese articles say that Yue is a disciple of Dong, Yingjie. That is different from what stated on YMAA board. Dr. Yang claimed on his YMAA board that he learned Taijiquan from Li Mao-Ching. That is incorrect. Li is a master in northern style Shaolin, not in Taijiquan. I personally learned Shaolin from Li years ago while was also learning Tai Chi at the same time. One student asked Li the differences between Shaolin and Tai Chi. Li said that if you play Shaolin slow it becomes Tai Chi. I knew that Li knows little about Tai Chi. In my trained eyes, Dr. Yang's martial art is uniquely created by mixing from different styles. I learned Tai Chi from one of Cheng Man-Ching's indoor disciples. Dr. Yang's Tai Chi has too many flaws per my trained eyes. Is it all a commercial tinge lie?
@bibabumsemannn951
@bibabumsemannn951 4 года назад
Come here ftom kengan ashura😂👍
@maximobass1055
@maximobass1055 2 года назад
There are 2 aspects to MA. Find motor skill and gross motor skill. This is fine motor skill and on its own could not executed by most bc the fight/flight aspect will invoke gross motor skill. Gross motor skills meaning impacting. Try to do Chin Na on Connor McGregor.
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center 2 года назад
In a real fight, you will not "rise to the occasion", you will fall on your training. What you train the most, MIGHT come out in a fight.
@healthvsfatigue9147
@healthvsfatigue9147 Год назад
@Kamatari Honjo pilots have auto-pilot, a manual and a second pilot. Sparring is a necessary evil
@chinesebob7220
@chinesebob7220 Год назад
You also can't just walk up to Connor McGregor and armbar him. You have to set him up using strikes and other techniques.
@eliotquintana9802
@eliotquintana9802 Год назад
Tai chai techniques slow martial arts
@leolit7876
@leolit7876 3 года назад
Vingtsun martial arts will not use chi na,because our theory is one hand control one hand, use two hands control one hand, you will be attacked by the other hand ! So we only suggest one hand control two hands!
@davidyuen42
@davidyuen42 4 года назад
my mom like shaolin kung fu and my dad like tai chi kung fu !!!!!!!
@iamclassicforlife
@iamclassicforlife 9 лет назад
#BLOODBENDING
@kleverklogs
@kleverklogs 9 лет назад
This and wing chun are the 2 martial arts that are incredibly similar to chi blocking.
@michaelcruz4706
@michaelcruz4706 3 года назад
Jajaja me divierte 😃
@filmymediacom
@filmymediacom 3 года назад
If I come there to you will you me perfect in it
@bbp468
@bbp468 Год назад
🎉🎉🎉🎉
@meektie4074
@meektie4074 3 года назад
Kengan Ashura brought me here
@user-zm7jx1rx7c
@user-zm7jx1rx7c 10 лет назад
黑蒜頭製作法
@JL-bo4bh
@JL-bo4bh 3 года назад
這個人在他的YMAA網頁上列出的楊式太極拳師承的名字,沒一個是楊澄甫有正式記錄的關門弟子,卻貼出照片像是楊家弟子。 他說向李茂清學太極,更是不正確。 李茂清專長是北派少林,我當年就是和李茂清學少林,有同學問少林拳和太極拳不同之處在哪,李茂清回說,你把少林拳打慢一點不就是太極了? 聽了我差點暈倒! 這個人騙外國人不懂,招搖撞騙,有個老外在它另一個RU-vid 視频也問到他師承問題,結果他手下的人出來忽悠過去。 他那一套武術看起來是自己將所學混起來唬老外的。
@chasam1234
@chasam1234 4 года назад
Yer like someone's going to hand is wrist over so you can do what you like lol
@modibogakou9745
@modibogakou9745 4 года назад
Ok
@dr.fernandosalvino
@dr.fernandosalvino 4 года назад
Taijiquan is a internal art of alchemical neidan. It is same as Patanjali Yoga System, created to self evolution, self superation for the hololotropic state wuji-taiji Tao. It is not a martial art because it is not violence, it is created to unified with Tao. Martial arts is a mean to violence and ignorance relacionships.
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center 4 года назад
Actually, martial arts are self defense. Before there were guns in China, there were many martial styles, so good people could defend against violence. Taijiquan was created as a martial art: ymaa.com/articles/shaolin-the-root-of-taijiquan
@PiisaacPhiri-vq4pt
@PiisaacPhiri-vq4pt 9 месяцев назад
Exhalent technic
@christopherwalker6056
@christopherwalker6056 8 лет назад
Same thing as Hapkido and aikido?
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center 8 лет назад
+Christopher Walker Hapkido is about 50 years old. Aikido is over 100. Chin Na is over 1,000 years old and is the root of Asian grappling arts
@davidspringer5045
@davidspringer5045 8 лет назад
+YMAA yes and iv had him do that to me----:( its even more painful than it looks
@vanloc8974
@vanloc8974 8 лет назад
+YMAA That history is just awesome...
@christopherwalker6056
@christopherwalker6056 8 лет назад
YMAA Are you certain? I thought Aikido was newer than that. You learned this from reading, or just the internet?
@vanloc8974
@vanloc8974 8 лет назад
Wait, now that i think about it, isn't Aikido founded around the 20th century?
@tonypeterson5316
@tonypeterson5316 3 года назад
Unfortunately, most of these moves are illegal in MMA lol
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center 3 года назад
Kung Fu is for life & death self protection, and often no applicable for sparring or tournaments.
@thesnare100
@thesnare100 2 года назад
not sure I'd call them simple to execute
@lucasblom7527
@lucasblom7527 7 лет назад
say uncle
@Ymaa_Publication_Center
@Ymaa_Publication_Center 7 лет назад
Say OWCH
@alexisaugustin7441
@alexisaugustin7441 3 года назад
Technique hubad lubad kali escrima
@silvamg256
@silvamg256 3 года назад
A hora mais temida dos alunos, ser o sparring do professor kk🤣
@jonathanjohnson5216
@jonathanjohnson5216 2 года назад
This real?😢
@daiduongtinhlang9576
@daiduongtinhlang9576 10 лет назад
.
@ronaldoxavier2281
@ronaldoxavier2281 4 года назад
This isso Aikido kkkk
@user-wq2qf7hb4d
@user-wq2qf7hb4d 4 года назад
Оччччччень похоже на айкидо.....
@user-pc8nq7qi4k
@user-pc8nq7qi4k 4 года назад
Вау
@TaiJiQuanChen
@TaiJiQuanChen 10 лет назад
Good Qina, but bad Taichi ! Mr Yang Jwing ming is a good businessman and know how to join Jujitsu technique with Taichi Theory.
@JL-bo4bh
@JL-bo4bh 3 года назад
Dr. Yang is not recognized as an authentic martial artist among Chinese martial arts societies in Taiwan, China and southeast Asia regardless his popularity in western countries where people know little about Chinese martial arts and its history. The lineage of his Tai Chi teachers is questionable. Kao, Tao and Yue, Huanzhi are not listed on the board of Yang family tree. There is little information about Yue, Huanzhi. Most Chinese articles say that Yue is a disciple of Dong, Yingjie. That is different from what stated on YMAA board. Dr. Yang claimed on his YMAA board that he learned Taijiquan from Li Mao-Ching. That is incorrect. Li is a master in northern style Shaolin, not in Taijiquan. I personally learned Shaolin from Li years ago while was also learning Tai Chi at the same time. One student asked Li the differences between Shaolin and Tai Chi. Li said that if you play Shaolin slow it becomes Tai Chi. I knew that Li knows little about Tai Chi. In my trained eyes, Dr. Yang's martial art is uniquely created by mixing from different styles. I learned Tai Chi from one of Cheng Man-Ching's indoor disciples. Dr. Yang's Tai Chi has too many flaws per my trained eyes. Is it all a commercial tinge lie?
@TaiJiQuanChen
@TaiJiQuanChen 3 года назад
@@JL-bo4bh I agree. Happy not to be the only one to see it
@JL-bo4bh
@JL-bo4bh 3 года назад
@@TaiJiQuanChen Too bad I was here too late. I immediately noticed the wrong statements seeing his biography. He hid it well and successfully and made a lot of money. He generated the term "old Yang style" to confuse people. His TaiJi performance violated a lot of basic rules like beginners. His knowledge in Taiji is very shallow. He dare demonstrate pure Taiji Jin which I highly double he can do it.
@TaiJiQuanChen
@TaiJiQuanChen 3 года назад
@@JL-bo4bh The only biography I have looked at is his video practice. We understand immediately. The terms "old Yang style" or "anybody's family secrets" are always a good alert. Taiji is a victim of fashion. It's a good thing when you have to deal with good teachers, but it also allows the emergence of characters like him. I wish you good practice. Regards.
@user-nh8vi9bf6e
@user-nh8vi9bf6e 3 года назад
😀
@user-ec2yk4lb6f
@user-ec2yk4lb6f 3 года назад
Oh no
@luutamluutam8074
@luutamluutam8074 Год назад
Giống aikido
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