Tai Chi Chuan Explained to Champion Wrestler

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Ramzi Nabulsi gives a brief explanation of Taiji Quan (Tai chi Chuan) to his long lost cousin, champion wrestler and jiu jitsu expert.

Ramzi has been studying Taiji Quan since 2011 and teaches classes privately. He routinely connects and integrates his Taiji mechanics into his jiu jitsu, boxing, wrestling and mma training.
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[XieTianXieDi]

Hats off to both of you. Taiji guy is able to explain things in simple physics instead of just saying that there is a “magical force” and the wrestling champ has an open enough mind to listen and see if he can learn something useful.

[tranquil_dude]

interesting ! :) my teacher also teaches us the "sink the flesh and let the bones stand" thing,
but this is the first time I've heard such a straightforward explanation of how it affects the grounding and transmission of force through the body. thank you !

[simonegamberoni]

It's great to hear how some of this practice feels inside, not from Adam himself but from one of his students. Thank you all, you keep inspiring me to commit to everyday practice. Cheers!

[paulmucha]

Great explanation! No malice or ego just clarity for the practice partner.

[perrypelican]

This wrestler will learn taiji and kick ass in wrestling.

[NinjatoSama]

Thank you for not obfuscating this with jargon people don't understand

[rolaraus]

Super interesting... How important is timing, such as between neutralizing and the release that moves your opponent? Does that come naturally?

[chrispozner]

That's great thanks Ramzi. Nice skills. 👍🙏

[greg]

Great vid Ramzi! Appreciate your sharing! Question: I noticed Sifu Mizner in vids basically saying if you lift weights you can't get to the higher levels in Tajiquan. I lift weights to stay healthy with my body weight and strengthen the bones. I notice you have significant muscle and still do external arts too. So I guess I'm asking for confirmation that I still could lift weights and with the discover Taichi program online and coaching from instructors such as yourself I can still actually achieve real internal skills in Taichi while still hitting the gym. Your insights?

[illesttrait]

Wrestle him let's see this in action

[taichiworld]

Would be nice to see anyone do this under any kind of real pressure 🤔
Is it meant to work from an actual fighting point of view, or is it just a Qigong thing?

[eg]

Is the why there are times when I feel like the full weight of gravity is pushing down on me? Particularly in my arms and hands? Just FYI, I'm not trained in any martial arts. I just feel very heavy if I am concentrating in a certain way...

[danieljackson]

one of those things i'm not going to believe till i experience it

[AK_UK_]

Is this similar to CST wing chun? What's the science behind these moves? Good video

[allones]

basic body mechanics would you be better to know that or think it is magic?

How much do you charge for classes?

[paulpowell]

We also forget the spinning top, spin to the ground, and spin to the top, so to speak.

[Gg-mj]

I don’t know do it same as let the flesh down .for me it receives the light silk cause I should receive before release like a bow and I got lot of weight may too heavy.Does it a same thing?

[Pierremm]

Some similarities with aikido and ninjutsu. Normal.

[clementray]

It's sad some people think is fake when it's very real very few people can do this

[NPC_Kyle]

I think I have seen him in the wwe b4.. he’s rlly good