When dodging hidden weapon attacks in actual combat, Tai Chi Sanshou can use the following practical skills to improve the dodge effect:
Follow the trend: Tai Chi focuses on "overcoming rigidity with softness", and the principle of following the trend can be used when dodging hidden weapon attacks. When the hidden weapon attacks, do not resist or resist hard, but follow the power of the hidden weapon to dodge and reduce your own resistance and exposed area.
Flexible body style: Tai Chi body style requires flexibility and changeability, and you can dodge hidden weapon attacks through changes in body style. For example, use the rotation, undulation, advance and retreat and other actions of the body to change its position and angle, making it difficult for the hidden weapon to hit accurately.
Clever footwork: Tai Chi's footwork is its unique feature, which can be used to dodge hidden weapon attacks through clever footwork. For example, use the virtual and real footwork to confuse your opponent's judgment and make it difficult to ** the direction and speed of your movement.
Eye gaze: Maintain eye gaze on the opponent's eyes, you can observe the opponent's intentions and movements, and predict the timing and direction of the hidden weapon in advance. By looking at and observing with your eyes, you can react and dodge more accurately.
Take advantage of gaps: In actual combat, opponents often reveal some gaps or flaws when firing hidden weapons. These gaps can be used for quick counterattacks or dodges. By quickly approaching your opponent or using the techniques of Tai Chi to attack their gaps, you can disrupt your opponent's rhythm and deployment.
Counterattack to win: In addition to dodging hidden weapon attacks, Tai Chi Sanshou also emphasizes counterattack to win. After successfully dodging the hidden weapon, you can quickly launch an attack and use the fist and leg techniques of Tai Chi to counterattack in order to gain the advantage and initiative in the battle.
In short, Tai Chi Sanshou needs to comprehensively use practical skills such as taking advantage of the situation, flexible body style, clever footwork, eye gaze, using gaps, and counterattacking to win in actual combat. Through continuous practice Xi practice and experience accumulation, you can improve your dodging effect and coping ability.