
This course includes classic demonstrations by GM Liang and Dr Yang with top students. For detailed instruction of each movement, the student must refer to the text book "Baguazhang - Revised Edition", by YMAA Publication Center, and the newer Bagua videos by Chenhan Yang.
Learn basic palms and leg postures within Bagua Zhang Eight Trigram Kung Fu, presented in this course by Grandmaster Liang YMAA.
Master the six basic leg postures of Bagua Zhang Eight Trigrams Kung Fu, guided by the caption’s cues keep on pushing, go sheeple, and Michael football.
Practice turning and spinning movements of Bagua Zhang qigong across eight patterns, with stationary and stepping postures, to integrate internal chi with external tendons and muscles and stimulate acupuncture channels.
Chung said she is in body conditioning training within Bagua Zhang eight trigrams kung fu taught by Grandmaster Liang YMAA.
Explore the basic eight palms and applications, showing how inhale is quite powerful in kung fu.
Master the basic eight palms matching set in Bagua Zhang, a kung fu form taught by Grandmaster Liang YMAA.
Study swimming body bagua and its applications in Bagua Zhang eight trigrams kung fu, connecting the lecture title concepts.
Engage in the swimming body sequence in slow motion to develop controlled, flowing movements within bagua zhang eight trigrams kung fu.
Master the swimming body sequence at regular speed to develop Bagua Zhang eight trigrams kung fu techniques.
Master bagua eight trigram kung fu using deer hook swords, and explore yin yang within the practice.
Learn bagua deer hook swords as part of bagua zhang eight trigram kung fu, guided by grandmaster liang ymaa.
Master the bagua deer hook sword sequence (slow) as part of bagua zhang eight trigram kung fu, taught by Grandmaster Liang YMAA, for Baqubah women younger.
Practice the bagua deer hook sword sequence at regular speed to develop skill in Bagua Zhang and eight trigram kung fu techniques.
Explore Bagua Zhang eight trigram kung fu with deer hook sword applications and learn practical techniques across the Bagua system.
Explore Bagua Zhang's circular palm routines and turning palms rooted in eight trigrams and Tai chi philosophy, emphasizing transformation and round walking for coordination, balance, and overall fitness.
Three BAGUA courses in one by Grandmaster Liang, Shou-Yu and Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming. Grandmaster Liang began his training in Kung Fu at the age of 6, and was taught the esoteric skills of the Emei Mountain sect, including Baguazhang (Eight Trigrams Palm). Famous both as an ancient internal martial art and for improving health, Bagua develops upper body flexibility, leg strength, and lighting-quick hands and feet.
Baguazhang training generates a strong flow of Qi energy to energize your muscles for increased strength. This Qi flow also nourishes your internal organs and improves health and vitality.
In addition, Bagua emphasizes circular movement, employs both defensive and offensive strategies, and trains at all three fighting ranges - short, middle, and long.
In this classic video, Course 1 contains basic training, body conditioning, Bagua Qigong, and demonstrates the famous Eight Palms sequence with martial applications.
Course 2 instructs the intermediate level Swimming Body sequence, named after the swift and agile movements of a swimming dragon, with martial applications.
Course 3 presents the unique Deer Hook Sword, which is specially designed to disarm opponents. Learn hooking, seizing, controlling and cutting techniques, and the complete sequence, with applications against the long sword.
The authors have put as much as possible into this video in order to offer a clear and comprehensive overview of the subject. Because Bagauzhang is such a vast art, this three-hour video consists mainly of demonstrations of each of the body conditioning, fundamental techniques, sequences, and applications so that the student may see the proper movement.
Program includes student demonstrations by senior disciples Ramel Rones, Sam Masich, and Chenhan Yang.
16 chapters / 2 hours 49 mins