passionate like every baji practitioner. Ive been following youre baji style and lou bachoun´s too, very particular because of the emphasys on the wavy movements, on the fajin and on what you say about "first is the structure, then the hitting" or something like that (others pay more attention to the stomping and hitting, wich y fell quite uncomfortable or less usefull, specialy in techniques such as the chang quan or long fist, mapu movements). I practice baji from the wang family, looks different but I think we meet at the essence. I hope my english its understandable, I send my respects form argentina, thaks for uploading your knowledge, this video was particularly intresting for me! Without further ado, bao quan li.
Thank you sir! Probably the most important lesson i've learned from my sifu Lü Baochun is to always look at things from the perspective of reality, not style or system. In Chinese martial arts too many times people reflect reality through their system, and not reflect the system through reality as one should in martial arts.
Great explanations!😃
passionate like every baji practitioner. Ive been following youre baji style and lou bachoun´s too, very particular because of the emphasys on the wavy movements, on the fajin and on what you say about "first is the structure, then the hitting" or something like that (others pay more attention to the stomping and hitting, wich y fell quite uncomfortable or less usefull, specialy in techniques such as the chang quan or long fist, mapu movements). I practice baji from the wang family, looks different but I think we meet at the essence.
I hope my english its understandable, I send my respects form argentina, thaks for uploading your knowledge, this video was particularly intresting for me! Without further ado, bao quan li.
Thank you sir! Probably the most important lesson i've learned from my sifu Lü Baochun is to always look at things from the perspective of reality, not style or system. In Chinese martial arts too many times people reflect reality through their system, and not reflect the system through reality as one should in martial arts.
Thank you. Very clear.