Two Different Interpretations Of Tai Chi - Jan Lucanus vs Nico Alsup

We have one of the coolest clashes of Tai Chi styles courtesy of World Series of Push Hands featuring Jan Lucanus and Nico Alsup (sometimes spelled Niko Alsup or Nicholas Alsup). Let's see a sports-oriented approach to Tai Chi vs an internal approach to Tai Chi. Let's see if a Yin vs Yang approach or spear vs Aikido approach to Tai Chi works for this context of fixed-step raised platform push hands. Also, how cool was it that Sifu Nico adapted in the middle of the match? Let us know if you want to see more of Sifu Nico or Coach Jan! People involved: Sifu Niko:    / @sifuniko   Coach Jan:    / worldpushhands   Jason Bukich:    / wsojj   Join channel memberships to be part of the club. The more support I get the more I can do more in-depth translation videos:    / @fightcommentary   Fight Commentary Chats for future interviews and podcasts:    / @fightcommentarychats   Fight Commentary Grappling for in-depth exploration into BJJ and Grappling:    / @fightcommentarygrappling   On Instagram and Twitter we are @fightcommentary For those of you watching, please share this video, and let us know what type of video you want to see more related to mma and martial arts news! Kirara (Qi La La)'s channel:    / @qilalawingchunxinyiliuhe2976   Taiwanese version of FCBD (Chen Yu Fei):    / @fly-dick-face   Xu Xiaodong MMA's YT channel:    / @xuxiaodong1979   Disclaimer: this channel is not meant to replace actual martial arts instruction. We are an entertainment/discussion/parody channel meant to celebrate and also make light of martial arts. Please go train with an accredited school or gym. Subscribe for more #martialarts #fightcommentary #taijiquan Timecodes: 0:00 Introduction 0:09 Match starts 5:00 Niko starts using internal martial arts theory 8:10 Niko gets into the zone 15:21 Niko getting into Jan's head