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Chapter 236 Tai Chi Vs Tai Fist

When masters compete with each other, they can hit the target until they reach the end, or they can use deadly moves.

It seems that this Tai boxing master has some shadows of modern boxing in the fight. Without any physical contact between the two parties, he dodged left and right in the boxing ring to confuse his opponent.

[Gousheng: Aren’t you dizzy by jumping around? 】

Gao Ruiya was also speechless, and did not forget to assign tasks to Gou Sheng: "Are you eating the master's melon on the side?
The master is accustomed to Tai Chi. The essence of Tai Chi has always been slowness, agility, and a combination of strength and softness. However, it should be rare to face Tai Chi, which is always known for its fast attacks and fierce attacks.

You also try to do some predictive analysis and calculate who of the two will win in the end.

It’s also a good time to exercise your analytical skills in this area! "

Gou Sheng Zizhi and Yang Jinxi's AI, which is good at combat analysis, are very lacking in this area.Now Gao Ruiya plays against Yang Jinxi, but its prediction accuracy cannot be improved, and the various parameters involved are very deficient.

After receiving Gao Ruiya's order, I didn't say much more, leaving only the function of simultaneous interpretation on the spot, and used 99% of the processor's power for analysis.

At this time, there was a sharp contrast between the two opponents on the court. The Tai boxing master was slightly inferior in stature. He was less than 1.8 meters tall and was shorter than Wan Hao, who was 1.9 meters tall.

But the Taiquan master's muscular body is better than the slightly lean Wan Hao in terms of weight and stature.

Both sides were out of politeness. The Tai Chi master jumped around for a long time, and Wan Hao Yun Shou pushed dryly for a long time. No one made the first move. It was truly "playing Tai Chi".

Wan Hao naturally thought of his little apprentice wholeheartedly and felt that this was a waste of time.

He didn't take action but spoke first: "Muscles also have memory. You are used to Tai Chi, and you have less actual combat experience than others. The few moves you made before were just showy.

Although it is more than enough to deal with the little hooligans on the street, when you meet someone like Yang Jinxi who has received formal Tai Boxing training, you will inevitably suffer a loss.

I hope these few rounds of Tai Chi versus Tai Quan can give you some inspiration! "

After saying this, Wan Hao launched an active attack on the Taiquan master.

Tai Chi has always been about staying the same in response to all changes and focusing on defense, because the best offense is the defense that can withstand all attacks.

Gao Ruiya watched as the Tai Fist master dodged Wan Hao's attack and hit Wan Hao's shoulder with an elbow.

Wan Hao met the elbow head-on and stumbled a few steps backwards. He covered the hit area with one hand through his glove and frowned deeply, which showed that the injury was serious.

But he still did not forget to teach Gao Ruiya and coughed lightly: "Remember! It is better to receive ten punches than one elbow. Elbow and knee attacks are powerful, but they must be attacked at close range.

Therefore, you must keep a distance from your opponent, use Tai Chi to fight with strength, move a thousand pounds with four ounces, use cloud hands and cloud legs to deflect the enemy's fierce attack from a long distance, and then you can respond to the opponent's attack with his own way, and find the way to attack at close range. Angle for an elbow or knee strike! "

After so many rounds, Wan Hao suffered several heavy blows from the Taiquan master in vain in order to teach by words and deeds.

The Tai boxing master was a little reluctant to do anything, and restrained a lot of strength. He secretly admired it in his heart. He was probably afraid that Gao Ruiya would be injured by accident if he directly taught and fought with him.

Wan Hao was using himself as a human punching bag to demonstrate to his disciples.

As a result, the two sides exchanged moves, most of which were just point-and-click, but Wan Hao's face was slightly unhappy.

(End of this chapter)