
An Introduction to Baguazhang - taiji-forum.com
Oct 30, 2024 · Baguazhang weapons are essentially short and pointed, enabling them to be handled in pairs, without creating problems during the typical twisting movements. Examples are the crossed half-moons (also call deer horn knifes), the elbow-long knives, the hand pins (exceeding fist sides, in order to make serious damages), the sabre and in general ...
CIA (Chinese Internal Arts) - Taiji Forum
Oct 30, 2024 · The originator of this art Dong Haichuan is said to have learned from Taoist monks during his studies in the holy mountains. Lern more about Baguazhang… Introduction to the three Baguazhang Seminars. BAGUA QIGONG. Breathing using specific postures connects body and intention, increases flexibility and resilience, adds quality to our daily ...
Introduction to Baguazhang Seminars - Taiji Forum
Oct 30, 2024 · Since Baguazhang shared many body energy principles with Taijiquan and Xingyiquan, in the first half of the 20th century masters and teachers started to talk about the concept of Neijia (Internal Family), putting the three arts in the same “family”. Taijiquan had a very strong influence on the new evolution of the martial arts which ...
Tag: Baguazhang - Taiji Forum
Oct 30, 2024 · Introduction to the three Baguazhang Seminars at “YANGSHENG TAIJI FORUM 2017” Baguazhang is one of the three known Chinese Internal Martial Arts, and is the youngest one, since he was divulgated and diffused around 1850 in the Beijing and Tianjing area. The fighting ability of his founder, Dong Haiquan (1797-1882), […]
Interview on Baguazhang - Taiji Forum
Oct 30, 2024 · How is Magui Baguazhang system structured, and what are the levels and the goals? It is very traditional, not structured, no levels, no goals beyond your own feeling. Dong Haichuan, Ma Gui, and Liu Wanchuan, our lineage link, all taught their students differently according to their abilities and personal goals.
BAGUA ZOU ZHANG - Walking the Circle - taiji-forum.com
Oct 30, 2024 · In Baguazhang there are different ways of stepping, all headed to develop specific skills, but the most normal and used step in Sun Lutang system the natural step, Ziran Bu, or Lion Step. where the foot lands on the heel a fraction of second before, and the toes follow. This step allows the foot pump to do his job and help our body to keep healthy.
Ma Gui Bagua Zhang - taiji-forum.com
Oct 30, 2024 · Ma Gui (1852-1942) was a student of both Yin Fu and of Bagua’s founder, Dong Hai Chuan (1813-1884). Unique among Dong’s students, Ma Gui had no previous martial training prior to learning Bagua, having started training at the tender age of twelve; as such he was taught bare bones Bagua, designed to build a Bagua body from the ground up.
BAGUA QI JING BA MAI - Bagua and the 8 Extraordinary Vessels
Oct 30, 2024 · Baguazhang is the only art in which we distinguish the Pre-Birth (Xian Tian) from After-Birth (Hou Tian) energetic patterns, according to Daoist alchemy, and we always consider working on the two phases in different ways and with different methods. This way we recreate the yin-yang dynamic inside of our bodies, and this helps to move through ...
Ba Duan Jin (Eight pieces of Brocade) - taiji-forum.com
Oct 30, 2024 · Ba 八 means eight. Apart from counting, the number 8 here also carries a symbolic meaning, as 8 angular segments form an octagon, which in the theory of the 8 trigrams as developed in the Yi Jing (Book of Changes) stands for a completed circle, the symbol pf perfection. For a similar symbolicism related to martial arts, see also: Baguazhang
The Changes of Yin and Yang in Push Hands - taiji-forum.com
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