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[Star Wars] Why does Yoda seem to struggle more with the force than his opponents?

I'm thinking of his fights with Dooku and Sidious. Both of the sith seem to manipulate physical objects easier than Yoda (Dooku with the pillar, Sidious with the circular platforms). Isn't Yoda supposed to be the most powerful force user ever though? Or is it becausd the dark side of the force gives greater force power?
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When Dooku and Sidious are using the force to throw the pillars and seat, they're doing so violently, aggresively and out of rage. It's what Sith do well at. Yoda, on the other hand, isn't. Yoda waits, evades, protects Anakin and Obi Wan from the pillar (stopping a falling load is much easier than pushing it) and does a precise surgical strike with a single chair, waiting to catch Sidious unaware. It's not weaker, it's a visual sign of the two philosophies in action.