Tai Chi :Connecting to the Fascia to Equalize size, strength and force;

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Susan moves Blake with her Tai Chi technique of connecting to the fascia and demonstrates that Tai Chi is an equalizer to overcome strength and size.
Join Susan as she begins her journey to demonstrate her own journey in using her developing skills to move individuals of different sizes and strengths. Susan uses Tai Chi principles to move someone despite their considerable force and stability.
Many thanks to Chester Lin of Phoenix Mountain Tai Chi and to the late Master William Ting for deepening Susan's Tai Chi skills.
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@Jan-bj4pi 3 месяца назад

Definitely cool susan. The power of the mind and intention utilising the chi ❤😊

@InternalTaiChi 3 месяца назад

Absolutely!! Thank you. Good to hear from you.

@40JoCharles 3 месяца назад

Oh my goodness, I’m in love with your little tai chi happy dance. 🥰🙏🏼☯️

@InternalTaiChi 3 месяца назад

Got to celebrate those victories! 🙂

@ericfroshnider3524 3 месяца назад

Great job Susan !!!!!

@InternalTaiChi 3 месяца назад

Thank you! Blake is so fun to push around because he has no Tai Chi experience, doesn't know what to expect and really resists. Plus he communicates so well what he is experiencing. I'm delighted he is willing to let me push him around! Lol.

@ericfroshnider3524 3 месяца назад

@@InternalTaiChi He seems like a really nice person.Who no one would want to mess with

@InternalTaiChi 3 месяца назад

@@ericfroshnider3524 LOL...true!

@1Samseng 2 месяца назад

Hi Susan,i saw your short video with Jordan Misner from wind river tai chi,can you explain or tell us how he does that,bouncing you around.

@InternalTaiChi 2 месяца назад

Lol......it is interesting you ask. I have been thinking about that alot lately. I have to say, I honestly do not know what is going on there or how he is doing it. I can also say, I can do that it too, and when I do, I have no idea how it happens. I am not at the level of Jordan, but I can bounce someone like that when the conditions are right (the other person holding their frame). I think Jordan is using a combination of Song, Kau (drawing in the force from the opponent to his low back) and releasing with fajin, delivering from his low back while remaining soft at the contact point. I can tell you that I feel absolutely no pressure at the point of contact; where I am touching him remains soft and undefined. But the force that is issued is like a ton of bricks going through me and nearly taking the wind out of me, but oddly not in an uncomfortable way. I enjoyed the sensation of being bounced. Jordan has high level skills, is a dedicated teacher, has a wonderful attitude and I enjoyed the time I learned from him. He learned from Sam Tam. Once I figure out how to do this consistently myself, I will do my best to teach it so others can do it too!

@1Samseng 2 месяца назад

@InternalTaiChi please teach me how it's done, Susan. So Jordan will not review to you how it's done, but he can bounce you around? Is that a secret unless you pay with an arm & a leg for it,i find most tai chi & martial art teachers do that,which i can't afford to pay or go to their overseas workshops or online courses

@InternalTaiChi 2 месяца назад

@@1Samseng Jordan did teach me how and was very giving with his time and knowledge. So I did learn how to do it. I just found in my own journey, there was a whole more that I wanted to learn and apply. I do understand what you mean about spending and arm and leg and a lot of Tai Chi masters holding back information in order to make money. Keeping it mysterious makes it seem more valuable. Keeping the tricks untaught makes people hunger for it more, and spend more. I have spent more than I like to admit. As for learning it from me, I will be willing to make more videos and teach you if you like. In the meantime you might check out my friend and Tai Chi sojourner Shifu Lin at Phoenix Mountain Tai Chi. He taught me the fascia piece and that supercharged everything for me. He and I share the goal to demystify Tai Chi and get the "secrets" out there so the entire level of Tai Chi can be elevated and evolved. Just do a google search and you will find his website. He is highly skilled and teaches in a down to earth, no holding back way. He has a great course ($300) on Fascia Mastery that will teach you to easily move people around. The bouncing comes later with Song and Qi. Check it out.

@1Samseng 2 месяца назад

Thanks, Susan, for your quick response. I am more interested in learning how to fa jin (bouncing off) i'll be waiting for your video . Please let me know when it's out..sorry US$300 is alot for me for Sifu Lin's course

@InternalTaiChi 2 месяца назад

@1Samseng you are welcome. Okay I'll make a step by step video. I'm in the process of moving right now so am posting videos I've already made to bide me through the move. So be patient with me but I will make one for you! Once I do, if you can do a "super thanks" in any amount no matter how small, it helps support my efforts. 😊

@joanstone6740 3 месяца назад

Don't fool yourself this is absolutely useless as far as self defense nice novelty party trick and that's all

@InternalTaiChi 3 месяца назад

Hi Joan. There are many other benefits to doing this type of work beyond the martial art application. Connecting fascia connects us in ways that It is hard to describe. It's joyful. It's energetic and it's a non threatening catalyst toward positive change in oneself. The "parlor trick" martial art application is the lowest hanging branch. And just because I demonstrate this simple technique does not mean it is in effective, especially with highly skilled practitioners.

@joanstone6740 3 месяца назад

@@InternalTaiChi I know all about it but I'm telling you at the end of the day even western boxing puts you in better health and gives you self Defense abilities In fact many Tai Chi practitioners die fairly young and they certainly don't live any longer than devotees of western exercise like boxing I know all about facial connection if you really want that XINGYI is a faster route But if you're not interested in self defense why bother learning what is supposed to be martial art but is actually ineffective?

@InternalTaiChi 3 месяца назад

I am glad you found something that you believe in and you find helpful to you with your overall pursuit of health. So did I. That is what makes the world so interesting and diverse.

@spaideman7850 3 месяца назад

we aren't here talking about using tai-chi boxing or self-defense. We know about the MMA china boxer knockout all tai-chi master videos, because of the arrogant and ignorant tai-chi 'masters'. We are here to learn the mystery of tai-chi, gain knowledge about our own Qi. if u are here to promote boxing and mma, then you are in the wrong channel.

@InternalTaiChi 3 месяца назад

EXACTLY! Thank you for your supportive and insightful comment.