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Re: Taiji entering strategy and Taiji finish strategy

PostPosted: Fri Jun 29, 2018 10:40 am
by origami_itto
Rhen wrote:
oragami_itto wrote:Wu Wei, my Doge.


you're a dork

That's the general consensus. Live your own truth, I say.

Re: Taiji entering strategy and Taiji finish strategy

PostPosted: Fri Jun 29, 2018 12:28 pm
by johnwang
Bao wrote:Form a fighting perspective, you need to understand:

Timing
Where to look at and how to read an opponent
When to enter and how
How to handle distance and angle
How to connect with an opponents center
Your opponents attention
How to deal with different strikes and kicks
How to deal with takedowns and throwing attempts
how to deliver a good punch.

That's a good list. I may add in just 1 more and that is to be able to predict your opponent's respond from your attack.

For example, when you move your arm in circular and try to contact your opponent's arm, if he moves his arm the same direction as your arm path, those 2 arms will never meet. If you suddenly reverse the direction of your circle, you can ambush his arm. A downward parry immediate followed by an upward arm wrap can be a good example.

Is this in Taiji form solo training? I don't think so.

Re: Taiji entering strategy and Taiji finish strategy

PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2018 1:16 am
by Giles
oragami_itto wrote:
Rhen wrote:
oragami_itto wrote:Wu Wei, my Doge.


you're a dork

That's the general consensus. Live your own truth, I say.


I don't understand the "my Doge" reference and can't rate its dorkiness, but I appreciate quite a few of Origami's postings, such as the one in this thread.

Re: Taiji entering strategy and Taiji finish strategy

PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2018 10:14 am
by origami_itto
Giles wrote:I don't understand the "my Doge" reference and can't rate its dorkiness, but I appreciate quite a few of Origami's postings, such as the one in this thread.

Why, thank you, sir.

This is Doge.

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