European taiji tourney- push hands

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[JoseFreitas]

I won't comment on the level of skill being displayed (mostly because I'm not sure I'd do that much better) but at least the rules are not the wimpy "you used too much strength" rules you see in US tourneys.

[taiwandeutscher]

I won't comment on the level of skill being displayed (mostly because I'm not sure I'd do that much better) but at least the rules are not the wimpy "you used too much strength" rules you see in US tourneys.

Me neither!

[Bao]

The championships are arranged by Dan Docherty's Practical Tai Chi Chuan organisation. That is why the rules are not "wimpy". It looks fun. I have tried to go ther quite a few years now just to have a look, but I have never had the time.

[king-kong]

Looks good wish I could have gone.

[ashe]

hey i see lot's my ILC brother's and sisters in that clip! thanks for posting.

[yinshu]

It was organized by us - PTCC people - yes, but the rules are agreed upon by the TCFE and very similar to all the previous Championships within the TCFE (http://www.tcfe.org).They are by no means "PTCC rules".

Best

Paul

[Bao]

It was organized by us - PTCC people - yes, but the rules are agreed upon by the TCFE and very similar to all the previous Championships within the TCFE (http://www.tcfe.org).They are by no means "PTCC rules".

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Paul

Didn't say that the rules are PTTC rules, just that you would not choose any rules that goes against your own tjq "philosophy".

Nice to see you on the board.
Rgds, David

[ripat]

There are a few more video clips and lots of photos on the website: http://sweopen.se/ec/main.php?id_article=28

If you know about more video clips please let us know so that we can add them to the site.

[ashe]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhvImB3PmJ4

[ripat]

Thanks