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May
07

The Tai Chi Punch

Sifu Glenn Hairston demonstrates Punching Tai Chi style www.internaldamagetaichi.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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  1. bmckungfu says:

    thats not bad… good work

  2. timesente says:

    @hettk

    lol..

  3. hettk says:

    XD if i was the guy in black i would wont to hit him back

  4. formlessfighter says:

    @jgq85 I don’t but it will be on a upcoming (Informal Tai Chi Series) DVD

  5. formlessfighter says:

    @FredoFreedom Actuall I didn’t just through study of Taiji as my Teacher taught.

  6. FredoFreedom says:

    Looks great! Thank you. Did you do any other gi-gung like I-Chuan to develop this?

  7. thinkofsomethincleva says:

    All of you talking crap…I guarantee you this guy would knock you on your ass, haha.

  8. jgq85 says:

    @whoflungdat
    Do you have a video upload of how it’s done?

  9. whoflungdat says:

    @xXmRecePmXx you have no idea ;-)

  10. whoflungdat says:

    @TheZhongzheng Hi I am referring to a punch which will always have a circular movement due to the power being issued by the waist. Any movement that initiated by the waist can’t be linear and should contain a spiral and you are correct Taiji does contain linear movement :-) regards.

  11. TheZhongzheng says:

    @whoflungdat A Tai Chi technique must involve circle and focus, Tai Chi contains both circular and linear movement, there has to be both.

  12. hobofu says:

    @whoflungdat totally agree with you mate

  13. AmericanPowerBase says:

    Excellent treatise on the power of jing!

  14. catstalker1 says:

    The punch must not be to effective, he hit that guy several times and he’s still standing. My punch he would have been flying across the room.

  15. Ryooken says:

    I will chime in here. What ramcity is talking about is the internal power in the tai chi strikes, what he is saying is correct. If you don’t believe what he says then I suggest you do the technique slowly. Tai Chi chuan works whether slow or fast. That punch he used in the video can be demonstrated at any rate of speed without losing it’s effectiveness. That’s what internal power does.

  16. kidxangai says:

    wrong punch -.-
    just see chinese masters and students punching.

  17. kidxangai says:

    wrong punch -.-
    just see chinese masters and students punching.

  18. GetDamage says:

    This is probably the best explanation on tai chi punching that I’ve seen. I wonder if this punch can generate even more force if it added foot pivot from boxing (maybe that’s what Bruce Lee did?), and the 45 degree angle step and follow through from muay thai? The other teachers also mentioned something about sinking that looks like how a boxer lower his stance to generate more power into his strike. I think it would be amazing to watch you work the heavy bag demonstrating the different strikes.

  19. Ballroomshen says:

    Tai Chi — Okay, that style is before Taiji is born.

  20. VNPrince says:

    explosivee

  21. xXmRecePmXx says:

    woflungdat=nooob

  22. ReillyVids says:

    Agreed… whoflungdat is an idiot and arguing with idiots is pointless. To talk is easy when it comes to fighting… he should put up a video showing how its done or shut up.

  23. goodforthemoney says:

    whoflungdat, sorry but it seems that you are the one who can’t see everything, this man;s punches look very relaxed and powerfull.

  24. whoflungdat says:

    yep your right there, no point wasting anymore time.
    good luck

  25. ramcity says:

    Like I said before. This conversation is pointless.

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