Nov 10, 2005 · Many Tai Chi practitioners only see the Large San-sau as a training method to gain the fighting applications of Tai Chi. However, it goes much deeper than that. There are actually three reasons that we must practice Large San-sau.

San Sau, known as 2 person pre-arranged fighting set, consists of offensive & defensive moves. Throughout the set, the A & B practitioners execute the techniques that are learned in the long form.

The Large san sau is the most martial and explosive Tai Chi form we practice in the WTBA. It is made up of an A and B side, when put together with a partner...

San Sau is an advanced dynamic pre-arranged training drill of attack and counter attack moves. It is a fluid, rhythmical set of hands, legs and body movements performed between two practitioners who are in partnership with one another.

The Small San Sau teaches us self-defense principles, focusing on how to deal with the most common attacks in the street. Originating from Yang Cheng-Fu's fo...

Pauchui or cannon fist form from the Yang Lu-Ch'an style of T'ai Chi Ch'uan. Also known as the Large San Sau. The whole form is explosive and…

LEARN THE LARGE SAN SAU HERE:WTBA YouTube: https://youtu.be/FkKCXXhxbwAWTBA WEBSITE: https://www.taijiworld.com/Large-San-Sau-Fighting-Form_c_19.html#Shorts...

This online workshop is all about understanding the Small San Sau. Available to download as an MP4 video file. Why is it done the way it's done, why do a lot of the techniques seem not so useful in a real fight.

Many Tai Chi practitioners only see the Large San-sau as a tai chi training method to gain the fighting applications of Tai Chi. However, it goes much deeper than that. There are actually three reasons that we must practice Large San-sau.

What does San Sau means? San Sau literally means "separated hands". San Sau is different from Taolu, which is a form of movement where ALL the techniques are put together....