I would like to ask if Chinese Tai Chi is practical? What would happen if it competed with Muay Thai?

Of course Tai Chi is practical, but it is only based on self-defense.

If you want to practice to beat a Muay Thai fighter...it will take a long time, and the training must be very hard. It's possible.

When you really practice to that level, you probably won't fight with others.

The theory of Tai Chi is very good, and its functions of health preservation and health care are also better than those of Tai Chi. Generally speaking, martial arts are stronger.

But "Tai Chi does not go out for ten years." If you want to practice Tai Chi to the point where you can actually fight, it will take longer than other martial arts.

95% of the people who practice Tai Chi nowadays are practicing for health, and most of the so-called "masters" have no actual combat ability.

The real masters with profound skills will basically not do it casually.

If you want to win Muay Thai, it is faster to practice modern fighting techniques.

After all, the ring is a unique environment and requires specialized training methods.

Traditional Chinese martial arts have not defeated Muay Thai since the 20th century.

It was not until Sanda absorbed the essence of modern fighting skills that it defeated Muay Thai. This is the reason