Tai Chi Strategy DVD by Su Dongcheng

Tai Chi is not slow, but "constant speed"
Tai Chi is not soft, but "wave"

Martial arts must be able to respond to any opponent.
Is this really possible with Tai Chi?

"Tai Chi Strategy" shown by Su Dongcheng, a master of practical internal martial arts.
The attacking and technical effects of defeating and conquering the enemy become clear by studying the construction and movement forms.
Techniques and tactics that take into account all situations.
"Tai Chi for fighting".
Here we see its true form!

Contents:

○ Strategic composition of Tai Chi momentum

○ Tai Chi momentum VS Long range – direct hit type Medium range – indirect strategy Short range - ●Kun control system ○How to wear clothes Far, medium, close range (direct attack type, indirect attack type) Small frame type/crossover method, physics method Middle rack type/blow method, trial methodOkaka style/Trial method ○Method Far, medium, close range (direct attack type, indirect attack type) Small frame type/crossover method, trial Power techniques
Middle-mounted style/striking, striking
Large-mounted style/test power

○ Pressing
Long-range, medium-range, close-distance (direct strike, indirect attack)
Small-mounted style/crossing, test power
Middle-mounted style/striking, test power
Large-mounted style/test power

○ Comparison between Yang-style Tai Chi and EOE Fluid Tai Chi
Cloud hands/usage
Single whip/usage
Haidian needle, flashing arm/usage, Haidian needle

Instruction: Su Dongcheng
Born in Taipei in 1953. Started training in internal martial arts including Xingyiquan at the age of 14. At the age of 16, he was the runner-up in the 1st Taipei City National Martial Arts Open Tournament (Lui-tai). The following year, he won the same tournament. He is called the "prodigy of Lui-tai." Since then, he has devoted himself to studying martial arts and engaging in countless actual combats. In 1973, he moved to Japan. In 1998, he established ESSENCE OF EVOLUTION to spread the essence of martial arts that is connected to universal movement theory. He is active in countries around the world, including Japan, Taiwan, the United States, and France.