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Tai-Ji cannot be taught directly
because it is not a mechanical technique,
but a living art.
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He only shakes hands with the master lightly.
The next moment he is blown away, without warning.
The master is not using the power or armbarring (submission) techniques of
Aikido at all.
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The stage trainings are prepared for each classes accordingly.
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Individual instruction by the master.
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The master, who is on his back, and his disciple do arm wrestling.
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In an advantageous state for the disciple, he pushes down the arm of the master.
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Having put in power, the disciple's whole body is blown away by the master.
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And he rolls through the air.
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