Liang Style BaGua Basic Exercises
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Baguazhang is one of the three main Chinese martial arts of the Wudang school, the other two being Taijiquan and Xingyiquan. It is more broadly grouped as an internal practice (or neijia gong). Bāguà zhǎng literally means "eight trigram palm," referring to the trigrams of the I Ching (Yijing), one of the canons of Taoism.
This is a great video companion to Li Zhiming's "Liang Zhen Pu's Eight Diagram Boxing". The presenter covers all the same points in the book. Who is the Sifu in the video? who was his teacher?
I dont know his name but he is a direct student of li zhi ming
The sifu here reminds me of the character Gong Yutian from the epic movie "The Grandmaster".
Curious; is it the element of surprise that his students do not know when he is going to push them down, or is it the strength of his Chi/Ki that makes it look effortless on his part? Wow, either way.
I am. Wing chun student... And want to learn baguazhang
The demos where all the students fly away as the master turns and whirls-----fake.
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I''m beginning to see bagua, as being more effective in the short range, than long. It just doesn't have the methodology to close the gap, against good, stand-up fighters.
It's effective in both.
And more, it comes into its own when up against a number of opponents.
It's never been proven. Just what fan boys like to say. Feel free to prove us wrong, though. @@MrDCrosswell
Ah, yes. Always easy to win by demanding the impossible!
All forms of fighting can be good if the practitioner has the level of practical experience to have applied it in over a serious amount of time against a range of different opponents.
Take boxers, MMA and UFC fighters away from any experience within the cage or the ring, and they would be exactly the same, wouldn't you @@7The7Green7 ?
Bagua Zhang was proven many years before you were born, in body guard positions for government officials, and in competitions where the opposition was killed or permanently maimed in tournaments. Not the soft treatment of today's bouts.
Bagua is effective as the fighter and his training allows. It is far more rich than any style I’ve ever analyzed, thus it can be used to fight in multiple formats if trained appropriately. The father of western CQC systems (Fairborn) actually was trained by a REAL Bagua master and many of the main techniques he passed to US and Britain came directly from Bagua-the most famous move borrowed was the chin jab which uses the open PALM and comes from the LION palm.
Bagua is not a sport, so mma does not apply.
The sifu just manipulated the student, assuming the latter could just stretch out his arm and not hit him with speed and power. Though the sifu seemed fierce in the looks, he is not effective in real fights, and will be hit in seconds. The sifu had erroneous teaching and passed that on erroneously also. 師傅操縱學生，認為後者只能伸出手臂，無力又無勁又無速度。那個師傅雖然看似兇惡，但在實戰中，幾秒鐘就被打了。他學得錯謬，又錯謬地傳給學生，誤人子弟！
Works great against opponents with zero training!