Samoobramba

Here is shown the same exercise (for demonstration at higher speed): The aim of this exercise is to learn how the soft overcomes the hard.

Here is a free-form sensitivity drill done at higher speed. It's a non-cooperative training practice. For the safety reasons all strikes are pulled back. The video shows the motion at 1/9 of the real speed, frame by frame. So you can see the strikes and what is happening! Here is shown in real speed! This is not a tipical speed of this drill. It may look nothing special and just slaping hands but you need some very good combative skill to do it.

Bagua Mastery Program by Bruce Kumar Frantzis

Waysun Liao studied also with Cheng Man Ching. The Temple style Tai Chi has a significant input from that.

I can recommend: - Traditional Sun style Taijiquan - 5 DVD set by Tim Cartmell (Sun style long form) - Tai Chi Mastery Program - 50 DVD set by Bruce Kumar Frantzis (Wu style short form)

From what I heard the Bagua Mastery Program is very good. I have the Tai Chi Mastery program and is excellent. I like what BK Franciz teach. :-)

My name is Igor Rakar and I am from Slovenia. I like the practical side of the Martial Arts. I like especialy the internal marital arts. I'm very interested for realistic combat practice. The major influence to me were from the Guided Chaos system developed by John Perkins. Other imortant influences are from the Internal Martial Arts and comes from systems/schools by C.K. Chen, Bruce Frantzis, Tim Cartmell and Bob Boyd. I lead a small realistic self-defense training group in Koper- Capodistria (Slovenia). Our name is 21st Century COMBATIVES. Here is our webpage: http://www.samoobramba.net/ Here are some videos from our training group practice: https://www.youtube.com/user/Samoobramba If anybody is interested for martial practice (if you are from Europe maybe we can do some practice) or discussing on fighting can contact me at [email protected] .

Thanks!