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Sure, you're a little limited as there is a lot of grabbing/redirecting and palm strike application in tai chi, but there are other strikes in there if you look for them. (Grasp Sparrows Tail, Fair Lady Works at Schuttles, Ect.)

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You lose the trapping capabilities of the techniques, but they can be used effectively while sparring. A follow up question is this, what type of sparring is it? It sounds more like traditional boxing.

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I would tend to believe that you would lose some of the sensitivity factor, as well as some of the qi factor.

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I would assume so, if you really wanted to. But I never have myself.

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some things translate, some don't.

you can do pretty much do all of the basic ward-offs as they don't really use the hands; them being more about elbow+balance.

a class i know that also practices kickboxing under san shou rules teaches tai-chi as the "parent" class and they have no problems when it comes to the national (san shou) competitions.

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