Cheng style Baguuazhang, Eight diagrams Plam, Chinese Martial Arts

Baguazhang, one of internal martial arts, Chinese traditional martial arts.

[@irvingmarquez1106]

Thanks so much Sifu for sharing!!!

[@chanwu89]

Your skill is highly apparent sir. Thank you for sharing this performance!

[@Ratva666]

This is real deal.

[@kellywong5650]

Very nice performance!

[@rutenemaangi8034]

Rapid fire movements chi from the abdomen

[@DamnHotWasabi]

I wonder if this guy is a student of Liu Jing Ru laoshi. There is a move in palm 4 in the ba da zhang that he does which is identical to the way Liu Jing Ru does it, but different to the way he says to do it (as far as I know anyway, I could be wrong). A do as I say not as I do sort of thing. Anyway really well done I enjoyed watching this, thanks for sharing. =)

[@rutenemaangi8034]

Wind chi

[@Internalflow33]

Baked beans!💨

[@rutenemaangi8034]

Wing chun

[@alphaomega1969]

when you walk in circle the the hand that is up should be followed and the hand that is low is behind

[@nopiko1]

Does not understand and does not feel the applied meaning of the form

[@Aniontedone]

The fighting application is done while in motion.

[@nopiko1]

@@Aniontedone The need to move to make a fighting move is a very wise thought, but very general.

[@Aniontedone]

Tuning out the environment and looking without-in to one’s own creativity and intuitive powers of free expression is the hall mark of martial applications in Bagua zhang. Free expression while in motion is the same as solo practice as well as if an adversary is present.

[@pailiangqiao]

I do not see the famous "walk in the mud", sometimes the shoulders are too high so no strength at the elbows and hands. It is clear that it is a student of Master Liu Jingru same flaws as him.

[@alphaomega1969]

when your left hand is up you walk anticlockwise and when your right hand is up you walk clock wise direction.

[@alphaomega1969]

your eyes should be lowered as if you were meditating not open