賣老 寫到: | john!我不得不說你最後的示範是「強推」,這本是朋友私下且熟後相互交流時的悄悄話,而不應在此公開場合明講,但我為要表明先尊重人後再讓人接受才是討論的本質,否則施者雖口說無惡意,但聽者覺刺耳那是「說的」錯?還是「不聽」的就是「國王新衣服」?
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Thank you for your wisdom Mr. Mai. Basically, I agree with everything you said. I still need improvement and I appreciate Mr. Mai's comment.
I must apologize for replying in English, for I do not have Chinese computer at work.
However, although you said the last bit is 「強推」, it may look that way but it is definitely NOT. Unfortunately I do not have a chance to cross hands with you, otherwise you would feel that there is very little force at all. Any person who crossed hands with me would tell the same. Chak, the person I demonstrated on, is actually stronger than me. If I applied brute force, it will not work.
Basically, the last few moves sticks mostly to Tai Chi internal principles. The only differences is that I moved in to take over the opponent's centre of gravity to cause more displacement, which is also good body mechanics. To "save your own life" don't be too idealistic; use anything that works!
Mr. Mai, if you insist on your comment that I am using brute force(although you have not experienced crossing hands with me first hand), you have a right to do so and I respect that.
C'mon, I know some of you in Sydney reading this had crossed hands with me. Why not say a few words? (you know who you are )
Cheers,
John
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