Leo Kliesen (Tekken) - Pigua Zhang & Baji Quan Moves Comparison
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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A comparison of Tekken 7 Leo's in game moves with real life Pigua Zhang and Baji Quan techniques.
Those who are interested in Chinese martial arts should check out The Sword Polisher's Record, an excellent collection of articles written by Master Adam Hsu over the course of a decade.
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I wonder what the frames are irl
Imagine telling your Sifu that you won't learn a move because it's -10 on block.
Just learn it as a option- Someone would use that move :)
Also love these types of videos keep it up
Most are probably plus on guard I’m guessing…
no one knows the match up anyway so you can spam that unsafe df+2 when ever you want
Bajiquan and Piquazhang are awesome styles that I personally train 🤜
Great comparison video 👍
Wow :)
Part of my training movements are in Leo's skill too!
Thanks for share it 😊
Good effort!
Not all of the Tekken examples really match the clips but it's a really solid attempt.
Love to see some shine on Baji!
Finally seeing my favorite martial art have some more recognition
really cool vid! I love how faithful tekken is to different martial arts
btw, what track starts playing at 1:45?
Tekken 3D Prime - Temple of the Dragon
@@baronwest thanks a lot
Very beautiful martial art!
I studied Baji in US and in China. I can see the Baji and Pigua. The rest of these dummies on RUclips are calling it white eyebrow, hung gar, kempo and all kinds of other stupid things. I don't think these people have ever practiced any of the martial arts that they claim the character represents.
Wouldn’t this just all be Baji? Tekken already has a Pigua fighter in Xiaoyu
What you are suggesting is the equivalent of saying an SUV is the same as a Van. Even though Baji and Pigua are complimentary they are very distinct. Baji instructors who integrate Pigua do not describe it as Baji. Xiaoyu is primarily Bagua, secondarily Angela Mao, and lastly Pigua. Xiaoyu's evasive nature is much more reflective of Bagua principles than Pigua.
Great video! (*♡∀♡)
Next,
- Please do Wang and the Changs
- IYHO, which char is a more faithful reps of Baji Quan? Leo or the Changs?
Leo by a mile. Since Julia's ff1 elbow is one of her main moves, people tend to think of her as a Baji character, but she primarily uses Xing Yi Quan, and a hybrid of other styles. Julia uses relatively little authentic Bajiquan outside of her elbows.
Wish They Hired Donnie Yen Or Someone Better For Leroy's Moves🤦♂️
Feel Like Such Little Work Went in2 His Character.
But These Characters Moves Look So Amazing.😁
Broooooo, this is such a cool and WELL MADE VIDEEEOOO. Great job, thank you for making this!!
Very beautiful video.
Nice research, Leo is definitely one of the characters I enjoy using, BTW who's the guy in the pigua clips @0:37?
Master Adam Hsu, an extremely knowledgeable and skilled practitioner who's known for writing excellent articles on Chinese Martial Arts and making great instructional videos.
@@baronwest Ahh, I didn't realise it was Adam Hsu, he's well known in the Wutan branch of Bajiquan.
Disappointed that I was tricked in by the thumbnail
I prefer pure baji quan than mixed with other kung fu
Kung Fu Wu Tang
Elbow knee
Awesome vid! what's the track that starts at 00:15?
Lotus Hall from Tekken 3D: Prime Edition.
most moves seems just theatral and without practical use. remaning, very basic stuff that any person could think on their own. ooooh, punching somebody in the leg = specifically baji? why? or kicking the dust off the ground? capoeira even better than this imo.
do you want footage of bajiquan pressure tested? It fared well in boxing
@@The_true_Joe_mama If youd till got the source, mind sharing anyways? I'd like to see the fights
@@real765rp8 Yes, search up this channel called "fighting commentary breakdows". Then put bajiquan
Thank me afterwards
@@The_true_Joe_mamaThat's cap
Yeah, its all ancient un-evolved and not pressure tested stuff. Culturally significant but practically unusable.