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Jamie Fowler2 said:Look, I'm no expert, but it seems like you don't know anything about Tai Chi. (basically: I'm talking nonsense)
I don't know much about his Ba Gua since I don't practice it, but honestly, like 95% of Ba Gua teachers can't even use it in a real fight. It's probably just a Taoist meditation system anyway. (yeah, totally talking nonsense)
His Xing Yi, though... that's got clear combat value. Even if you doubt it (and you do, right?), itβs still worth learning the basic Xing Yi forms and techniques from him. I'm not talking nonsense there because I actually know a thing or two about it.
As for Wing Chun, it feels like there are way fewer training methods compared to Tai Chi. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it's mostly just chi sao and variations (chi gerk? eye gouges? stick work?), three empty hand forms, short sticks, and maybe some broadsword stuff, right? How many "words" does Wing Chun even have?
π You can really see that little loudmouth's influence. He thinks if he doesn't know something, then it doesn't exist. If Wing Chun has fewer training methods than Tai Chi, why can't Tai Chi be used as a combat method? π³