八卦掌 Baguazhang eight complete palms
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- All eight palms of Bagua Zhang performed by Master George Xu (Xu Guo Ming). The reference for the practice of Bagua Zhang in our school. Video footage of the 80s.
Lineage of Master Xu Bagua Zhang: 1st generation 董海川 M ° Dong Haichuan
2nd generation 天津 Tianjin ， 张占魁 M ° Zhang Zhankui
3rd generation 天津 Tianjin ， 刘万福 M ° Liu Wanfu
Playlist on Bagua Zhang: • 八卦 掌 Ba Gua Zhang
Hoy a practicar las 8 palmas maestro. Gracias gracias. Bendiciones y paz.
1:36 he had so much snap it sounded like a whip
Wonderful fluid movements are shown here. This is a complicated system, but this master is making it look so natural.
I've never learnt Baguazhang, but I can appreciate it's art, completeness and obvious applications.
Hi Mark, I will soon publish the martial applications of each single palm, performed by master Xu Guoming, and also applications performed by me. 🙂 They can also be interesting for those who practice other styles.
GREAT VIDEO! I practice a different style of Pa Kwa Chang. However, I find this really nice. Could you please supply with Shuai Jiao and Chin Na applications? Thanks. BEST REGARDS 😊
one thing about Bagua the applications aren't really that obvious a lot of the time
@@joanstone6740 I agree, the same can be said for Tai Chi too. I don't train much in applications, although I do try to understand and practise how they might work. In real situations there are so many variables, so my approach is to avoid getting into a tangle with anyone.
For many years as a youngster, teenager and even an adult, I was prone to sticking up for myself and fighting to defend myself. At that time, I only had knowledge and experience of Judo and some Kung Fu, but in real fights the "applications" learned at Judo and Kung Fu classes rarely came into play. However, I think the training gave me good balance, reflexes and the ability to take a few blows and not panic. I always managed to get out of the situation with little or no injury to myself or the other person. As Bob Markey used to say: He who fights and runs away, lives to fight another day 😀
Excellent😊
Hi Dante. It's nice to see this. This was shot in San Francisco in 1991, in the golden gate park.
Thanks, I had these old VHSs that Xu gave me at home, but I didn't know the exact date.
Love how Master Xu moves. Any chance you have any footage of him doing the Snake style BGZ that he learnt from Zhang Qinglin?
Ciao Greg. I look at it, I have lots of old VHS footage of Master Xu who teaches BGZ in Italy. 🙏🏽
@@DanteBasili Grazie Mille!! That would be fantastic.
I just read below you'll be publishing applications to the 8 Palms......looking forward to it.
Very smooth!
Il Bagua è uno degli stili più interessanti secondo me, proprio per i suoi movimenti circolari e estremamente fluidi!
i asked my shifu, he told me that maybe the baguazhang in video was mix from xingyiquan and baguazhang by master zhang zhankui, so that got some chen style bagua movements
thank you for the clarification! 😀
I used to have the old vhs recordings of this. I want to say it was around 1988 or maybe 1990.
Yes, George Xu gave it to us in 1995, but the shoot was several years ago.
wow!
where can I learn this? It is quite difficult to find a teacher
Bagua Zhang is quite widespread throughout the world.
yes, of course@@DanteBasili
superb
True :)
Sifu Dante, May I ask what system of Bagua this is? It has similarities to the Cheng style I am trained in, but also looks influenced by Jiang style some as well.
Probably mix from xingyiquan and baguazhang by master Zhang Zhankui. I like it :)
Zhang Zhankui was Cheng Ting Huas student and Jiang Rong Qiaos teacher, so almost right, just that its older than Jiang, not influenced by.
I'm going to go try some of these in my upcoming MMA fight next year.
A culture can live for centuries. A fashion, at best, only a few decades. I love things that remain over time.
Who you fighting, Eddie?
@@kobe51 Daniel Cormier
@@DanteBasili はい、せんせい
@@liukang4520
No kidding. You too?
È un peccato che nn mostri i movimenti veri, diciamo marziali. Ma d'altronde è una prerogativa di molti maestri cinesi mostrare solo forme vuote 😢. Eppure nei tuoi video sei sempre onesto.
Beh la taolu è questa, i movimenti sono corretti, anche se non sono presenti quelli che dici tu
@@leonardoarrighi5898 sono sicuro che i movimenti siano quelli. Ma guarda anche solo la camminata in cerchio: è "morta", ogni passo deve essere carico, mani e tan tiene rivolti verso il centro del cerchio. Magari questo stile è così, io conosco solo il Chen.
A mandala of meat!