Editing Pushing hands (section)

{{Short description|Two-person training routine}}
{{for|the 1992 movie|Pushing Hands (film)}}
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{{infobox martial art term
| title = Tuishou
| pic = Pushing_hands_by_yatish.jpg
| piccap = Two students receive instruction in tuishou
| c = [[wikt:推|推]][[wikt:手|手]]
| t = 
| s = 
| p = tuī shǒu
| w = t'ui<sup>1</sup> shou<sup>3</sup>
| j = teoi1 sau2
}}

'''Pushing hands''', '''Push hands''' or '''tuishou''' (alternately spelled ''tuei shou'' or ''tuei sho'') is a two-person training routine practiced in [[Neijia|internal]] [[Chinese martial arts]] such as ''[[baguazhang]]'', ''[[xingyiquan]]'', [[tai chi]], and ''[[yiquan]]''.  It is also played as an international sport akin to [[judo]], [[sumo]] and [[wrestling]], such as in Taiwan, where the biannual Tai Chi World Cup is held.<ref name="World Tai Chi Federation">{{cite web|title=World Tai Chi Federation|url=http://www.cttaichi.org/english/about01.php|website=World Tai Chi Federation|publisher=World Tai Chi Federation|access-date=31 January 2016}}</ref>