RooWallaby Says:

Jul 1, 2011 - the theories here are very similar to those taught in wing chun

stiggovicho Says:

Jul 3, 2011 - @joel844 it's not about which martial art a person practise. it's about who practise the martial art.

TheDano1947 Says:

Jul 7, 2011 - Full frame demos are always better, I can't see your feet and therefore cannot relate to what you're saying.

taijiman7777 Says:

Jul 11, 2011 - @TheDano1947 If feet could talk and and talk could walk.

TheDano1947 Says:

Jul 11, 2011 - taijiman7777 And if frogs had wings!!

wingchun714 Says:

Aug 10, 2011 - @ghost9pm Yes it does, try the Yang Taiji 24 form ... you will see :)

Edalb123 Says:

Oct 14, 2011 - Hi It's rare to see kung fu practised this way these days, especially Tai Chi :) I'm from Hamilton so it's nice to see another Canadian guy practising martial arts. I have a question, I practise Wong Shun Leung Wing Chun and was wondering if you feel that Tai Chi and Wing Chun can complement each other? Great video by the way Tom

greyepistle Says:

Oct 16, 2011 - I really liked this. Can you include your feet in the video also?

msayofemi1 Says:

Oct 25, 2011 - @ghost9pm no its not but its very veyr health benefical dont get me worng i take tai chi (long form) but it doesent have to do with excersise it manages your internal qi and teaches you how to use qigong and fa jing in eveyr day life

yellowbloke Says:

Nov 4, 2011 - That was fucking awesome!! I can clearly see the strength of your peng jin and your opponents energy going down to the ground. I can peng jin from my waste so my arm structure does not collapse but cannot yet direct the energy to the ground properly so i have to step back if pushed too hard. Thanks for your videos, they are most helpful.

OZITOMAE Says:

Nov 19, 2011 - @ghost9pm you'd be surprised

OZITOMAE Says:

Nov 19, 2011 - wow this is soo amazing, but got a question, would you say this is good for like random fights? cause like karate theres always a stance or something but your not always able to get in that stance or such, does this have the same flaw?

taijiman7777 Says:

Nov 19, 2011 - @OZITOMAE Your ready position is whatever postion you are in at the time. Stance training teaches root. When you have achieve root, you don't need a particular stance or technique.

sasakoncar Says:

Dec 16, 2011 - um what if they guy is much bigger then you? does it still work?

thaipadsamigo Says:

Dec 31, 2011 - yo pensaba que se enfocaba en un lado mas espiritual ese arte marcial y no de pelea

zamunda089 Says:

Jan 2, 2012 - 7:50

ankeyao Says:

Jan 12, 2012 - @sasakoncar That works only better... the harder you push, the harder for you to maintain in center/position. Once a person goes off center so easily, you know what happens. The video explains very well, even better than some Chinese version.

ankeyao Says:

Jan 12, 2012 - @Edalb123 Sure they can.. but it's really easy for both sides to get hurt, so people basically just try to avoid it. Not to mention taiji is a very low profile style and Taiji V. Wing Chun is a pointless match because it really depends on the fighters.

ankeyao Says:

Jan 12, 2012 - @joel844 MMA is a sport that amuses people. Taiji is way beyond that. As you can see from the vid, when it comes to real fighting, a couple of seconds is exactly what it takes. Master Zhijun Zhang has defeated a group of top level Karate masters back in the 90s. Each round took less than a minute.. The MMA stuff is just not comparable. It serves different people for totally different purposes. So learn Taiji but watch MMA, make your life rock, lol.

blastbeatvn Says:

Jan 23, 2012 - the man in black is so fast so amazing !

UberMetallMaschine Says:

Feb 8, 2012 - sweet, now i can stop people pushing my forearm >:D

taijiman7777 Says:

Feb 8, 2012 - @UberMetallMaschine That's right, but don't forget that, like other martial arts, tai chi is also famous for it's ability to deal with a right lunge punch. ;->