Tai Chi: Lazily Tying One's Coat Variation

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Part of the video series: Martial Art Applications for Tai Chi

Summary: Lazily tying one's coat is a Tai Chi maneuver that consists of alternate variations. Learn to counter your opponents energy from a professional Tai Chi instructor in this free martial arts video.

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By Michael Suter
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Michael Suter is a practitioner and private instructor of Chen-style tai chi chuan. He trained with Grandmaster Chen Zheng-Lei, a descendant of the Chen family from which tai chi...read more

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"Okay, continuing lazily tying one's coat, this is an example of a gi energy, which is very much a pressing into the opponent's center. It's particularly good for countering certain other energies. And so, we're moving from here to here. So this is a very much a sticky energy. So, we're going to do that again. So the more you can stick to the opponent, keeping your contact fully at all times on as many points as possible, the better you'll have to effectively neutralize and control the opponent."

Tai Chi: Lazily Tying One's Coat Variation

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