I was taught 8 Step Praying Mantis for about 27 years. All the time Sifu Chan was teaching me, he kept saying that I should understand the basics of Bagua to complete the style. I never quite connected that reasoning and the basic movements with Babu Tanglang Quan but followed what I was taught the best I could. Just watching Master Song-Li for the first time in this short video has somehow clicked and I can see exactly what I was being taught and now it just seems to make sense. I cannot believe just seeing this video has opened up my understanding in and instant and connects the dots with my training. I wish I could thank her in person and I'm about to call my teacher over in Taiwan just to discuss. Thank you, so much!!
La señora ecxelente técnica china de Kung fu octogonal ,la instructora china hablando un muy buen japonés , la técnica del Kung fu octogonal combate circular, algo q ver con un aikido , un Kung fu ,TANGO MUY BUENO SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷😍😢
The best thing about studying different kung fu styles (and sometimes different martial arts from different countries) is that your mind will automatically work to fill the gaps in your current knowledge. For example: someone who trains in Bajiquan will naturally feel its limitations and when seeing a demonstration of Piquazhang they'll feel drawn to it, feeling how it's going to open new, great possibilities to their understanding and mastery of their style. This works with a lot of different styles, mostly because a style is nothing more than the development of a concept. Tanglangquan is about capture and control, Baguazhang is about evasiveness, Zuiquan is about deception, and so on. And yet, these are just the beginner's level understanding of each concept. There is a lot more to be discovered when you actually *mix* martial arts with concepts, not moves, that aid your primary concept of your fighting style. This is something I wish I knew right away, but senseis and sifus don't say this, and maybe a lot of the time they just don't know. It took me 35 years of studying to understand this simple thing, and I'm just getting started learning "for real".
I just love Song Sensei's energy and way of teaching. She's very welcoming and humble. I'm learning so much just from watching her demonstrations on this video -- Chinese women developed a great gift and gave it to the small bodied people of the world, forever I'm thankful. Xiexie Sifu! Freedom to All Oppressed, Uhuru
And not only the trained body. Bagua is cultivated from human original nature. It’s difficult because most people are very far removed from their own nature. This is a powerful video.
I have trained in martial arts for over 37 years ( Jujitsu / Kenpo foundation) and I can see that this woman is outstanding in many areas! Much respect 💮
Whether you have the skills to triumph over this warrior, or not. You would, surely, show her the respect that is deserved! She has decades of training behind her strength, power, speed and graceful movements.
It's an honor and a great priviledge to see Sifu Song-Li demonstrate with such precise technique and great passion for the fighting arts. I am reminded of another master, Shihan Lean Garbutt, in the Fuji Ryu JuJutsu system...also very dedicated and passionate about the fighting arts. I am deeply inspired...respect to all!
@@user-00dog Historically, traditional Korean costumes are white and exposed nipples. Why do you not wear real Korean traditional costumes. South Korea's traditional culture and history (including historical TV series) are fake. Most of them are directly plagiarized in Chinese history and culture.
This channel is a gem in martial arts world... I've learnt about so many different martial art philosophies and schools that I didn't know previously at all.
Wow! She is one of the best Baguazhang practitioners I’ve ever seen. I’m primarily a Wing Chun player, but wonder if some of the Baguazhang footwork would not compliment it.
I’m primarily a Wing Chun and Xing Yi Quan student and I absolutely love Baguazhang. I feel like it can be possible to switch between linear and circular methods, I have heard that some schools teach both Xing Yi and Bagua together which I find pretty neat! 😁
I just came home from a karate class feeling small and discouraged - I won’t get them down their way- I can do it this way - To-train under you, is very fortunate for your students. Thank you for sharing, A truly beautiful show of martial arts This master instructor is amazing
Been studying, training (started in 1958) and doing a bit of teaching…along the way and every time watch Kuro-Obi World my eyes are opened to amazing new martial arts skills. Thanks for your wonderful work!
@@sportmuaythaiv1045 Traditional martial arts dealt with real life and death situations! Modern martial arts with rules, judges and boundaries have their place but have little ‘real world’ application! Having spent over 20 years as a DT instructor for a police academy the reality of teach police how to arrest, protect and serve using the traditional Tao/Do is superior to the sport based MA. Our group of DT instructors have had numerous ‘sport based’ martial arts trained cadets fail in our ‘real world’ training practice. Your path is your Tao/Do and please enjoy and continue but disregarding the ‘old school’ ways as quaint is missing the mark…🙏
Steel wrapped in silk. A true master of the 8 diagrams fist. Alternate techniques due to distance, transitions, varied applications and perfect execution a true master. 🙏
Какой учитель, просто феноминальнальная комбинация энергии, она настолько передает и силу и любовь, что просто хочется смотреть это, даже незная языка😊
In Aikido the spinning technique seen in the beginning of the sparring is called kaiten nage. She is right that these spinning technique are perfect against stronger opponents. It is one of the strategies of Aikido too:"what if you consider yourself always weaker? Use gravity, because nobody is stronger than gravity!" Very good teacher this lady
Багуачжан один из самых известных внутренних стилей ушу. По легенде с ним соперничал стиль Хсинг-и. Мастера этих стилей встретились в поединке, но он закончился вничью. После этого оба стиля обогатились техникой своего соперника.
Боевое искусство, это коррекция огня артиллерии и наведение авиаудара. Реально боевое. Тут же, увиденное, как гимнастика и тренировка координации движения просто прекрасно! Как рукопашный бой... я бы посмотрел бы на спарринг с боксёром или с кикером. Фехтование длинным мечём как саблей, почти без колющих ударов, с очень странной защитой, это вообще за гранью добра и зла. Этих мастеров надо сунуть в хороший бугурт и наслаждаться зрелищем. Хотя, думаю они и против шпажиста-разрядника будут как дети малые, дурацкие стойки, размашистые движения, удары скучные, защита неинтересная Но, нельзя развеивать чужие иллюзии, пусть резвятся в песочнице
Love the way she is teaching with all her heart and beautifull movements. I love Wing Tsun and beeing practice for many years but to see her movements its like to breath fresh air and chi. Would love to have her as Sifu to bring her amazing skills and fresh kung fu to Europa and the US. Cool Lady my honest respect would be awesome to come in touch with her.
This is real Kung Fu. She is fast. Much better than most Wing Chun Sifu. Baa gua palm style has some very practical footwork that I learned from another youtube channel. Basically, you circle around your opponent's blind side and keep attacking and pressuring the blind side. If your opponent has a front-rear stance, your opponent ends up not being able to hit you. It is very useful fighting against boxers or Muay Thai.
You can see that she has been training every day for most of her life. So much body tonus and control! Like a prima ballerina. Which western Sifu could spend so much time on training? Also, Wing Chun students often forget to do enough leg training. But a powerful stance requires strong legs and a strong body. You seem to fight with your arms, but it is actually the whole body that makes the moves.
@@guidopahlberg9413 Wing Chun does have footwork which now only has forms, but no real applications in real fights. It is called Chaam Kiu. The problem with Wing Chun is, the guy who spread Wing Chung to Gwangdong was from Hubei. He was a fighting actor in a traditional Peking Opera group. To him, footwork is like a daily routine. Peking Opera fighting actors run around in stage doing somersaults like gymnasts. Modern Wing Chung Sifus are really part-timers who only know Wing Chung forms, but not real applications. They have very sluggish footwork. I saw a younger Wing Chun Sifu who played badminton occasionally. His footwork sucks. LOL If you want to have good footwork, you need to play badminton or fencing or dancing.
This is why when baji quan and bagua zhang are combined, it will be devastating. Those two styles complement each other just like harmonious husband and wife. If your basic is baji quan, you need to learn bagua zhang. If your basic is bagua zhang, you need to learn baji quan.
Mine was Sanuces Ryu and incorporates the strikes palms and of nerve and joint technique of Bagua for a superb urban self defense system (Bomani Jujutsu).
Wow - she really makes it look so easy and graceful, but there's obviously a very deep well of practice and experience to allow that. Extremely impressive! Also, I kind of feel bad for the poor blue belt - he has no chance! :)
The circular movements of baguazhong also have related ties with aikido. So Ueshibe at one time further developed movements from part of the baguazhong.
A lot of these Bagua techniques are seen in Aikido and Ju Jitsu too. The 'turning the tip of the sword upon impact' technique at the end of the demo is found in Okinawan karate also, to make a punch even more effective. It seems reasonable that martial arts borrowed from each other down the generations. No from existed in isolation. This lady is a fantastic martial artist, and excellent teacher, and a top athlete too. She would be a tough opponent for a man twice her size even if he was well trained in fighting.
OR how much variation is possible given that you are using the same instruments on the same target? How long has grappling been used in Japan and especially in war? How long in China? What are levels of accomplishment possible for one individual in his or her lifetime perhaps in the context of a dojo or kwoon; are there any truly limiting boundaries to invention especially for the talented? Note that BOTH Ba Gua AND Aikido use (not circular to contradict Song LI) SPHERICAL senses of space and movement.
You are delusional. She's a tiny, elderly woman with little practical fighting skills. She wouldn't stand a chance against an untrained office clerk, let alone a well-trained man twice her size.
Excelente kung fu de la Shifu,me gustaría aprender ese estilo pero vivo en otro pais demasiado lejos,vuelvan a entrevistarla por favor.Muchas gracias y saludos desde Perú👍
I am learning baguazhang love it. I am into all sorts of martial arts. I took Wushu, Taekwondo,Aikido, Taichi, Baguazhang I am now learning ( Baguazhang is basically the 8 sided Triagram)
Нет пределу совершенства.В Мастере видишь:энергию,гибкость,пластичность,быстроту,чувство дистанции,концентрацию,философское мышление,боевые навыки,знание физиологии человека...Видя в Ней передвижения ног как у леопарда,удары руками как укус змеи,стихию воды и стихию ветра...Могу сказать ,что внутрення работа проявляется внешне.
This is some of the highest level Martin arts I have ever witnessed. I see elements of Bruce Lee, Floyd Mayweather, Gracie, Ueshiba Sensei, and muy Thai. I will strive to incorporate the foot and hands to shorenji kempo. There cannot be any conflicts at the highest level.
I've heard that ueshiba was in Beijing unable to observe Bagua and then created aikido many similar concepts with the circle very interesting fantastic performer
If you pay attention closely, Japanese Aikido's grabbing and throwing technique is very similar to Chinese Bagua. It's all about redirecting your opponent's momentum.
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Merci beaucoup du partage !Le bagua Zhang est un art martial extraordinaire.
Thank you Sifu for your instruction.
Thanks
Thank you so much!!
I was taught 8 Step Praying Mantis for about 27 years. All the time Sifu Chan was teaching me, he kept saying that I should understand the basics of Bagua to complete the style. I never quite connected that reasoning and the basic movements with Babu Tanglang Quan but followed what I was taught the best I could. Just watching Master Song-Li for the first time in this short video has somehow clicked and I can see exactly what I was being taught and now it just seems to make sense. I cannot believe just seeing this video has opened up my understanding in and instant and connects the dots with my training. I wish I could thank her in person and I'm about to call my teacher over in Taiwan just to discuss. Thank you, so much!!
La señora ecxelente técnica china de Kung fu octogonal ,la instructora china hablando un muy buen japonés , la técnica del Kung fu octogonal combate circular, algo q ver con un aikido , un Kung fu ,TANGO MUY BUENO SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷😍😢
The best thing about studying different kung fu styles (and sometimes different martial arts from different countries) is that your mind will automatically work to fill the gaps in your current knowledge. For example: someone who trains in Bajiquan will naturally feel its limitations and when seeing a demonstration of Piquazhang they'll feel drawn to it, feeling how it's going to open new, great possibilities to their understanding and mastery of their style. This works with a lot of different styles, mostly because a style is nothing more than the development of a concept. Tanglangquan is about capture and control, Baguazhang is about evasiveness, Zuiquan is about deception, and so on.
And yet, these are just the beginner's level understanding of each concept. There is a lot more to be discovered when you actually *mix* martial arts with concepts, not moves, that aid your primary concept of your fighting style.
This is something I wish I knew right away, but senseis and sifus don't say this, and maybe a lot of the time they just don't know. It took me 35 years of studying to understand this simple thing, and I'm just getting started learning "for real".
宮平先生もすごいんだけど、宋麗先生も途轍もないんだよな。何がすごいってそのゆるみ方！あんなに五体が蛇というか流体というか流れるような動き。ちょっと腕を垂らしたらホントに水の詰まった風船みたいに重そうに垂れ下がってブランブランとなる様。途轍もないと思う。
上下左右に切り返す時に「折り返してない」のが凄い。どちらかに行った時にブレーキをかけて折り返すのではなく自然と戻ってくる動きになってるのが途轍もない。
武術の選手たちと遊びながら工夫したってのがホント凄い。
最初の震脚だけでかなりビビった
こんなに細い女性からどうやったらあんな衝撃がっていう驚き
剣を持ってからの動きはさらに怖い
すごい
黒帯ワールドには様々な達人が登場されているが、自分の肉体と精神を使いこなしているという点ではこの宋麗先生がダントツに抜きんでているように思う。
しなやかな技、力強い技、回転系、飛び系、武器術、すべてがパーフェクト。
宮平先生、中国行ったときに宋麗先生みたら可愛くて強くてメロメロだったんじゃなかろうか・・・。
でもよく見たら、宋麗先生は総師範、宮平先生は館長…。だめだどっちも強い。
..with my 35 years of experience in martial arts...I can say that she is a very good teacher...thanks for inspiring so many people..God bless you...
That second technique involving the centreline kick to the head or throat was just beautiful.
pure smarts. feed them two attacks DESIGNED to be caught/trapped. then split the difference down the middle
What a technician. The love and knowledge of the art shines through in every movement.
Beautiful.
By the way this is one of the best channels on YT, ever.
Comparing and experiencing all these different martial arts with respect and curiosity.
達人の人達全てに共通してるのが体幹の凄さだよね、どんだけ動いても片足上げてても軸が一切ブレないのは日々培った鍛錬の賜物なんだろうなぁ
Wow, Sifu Song-Li presents Bāguázhǎng with absolute joy! Loved seeing this presentation, thank you so much!
- ! - FREE HONG KONG - ! - FREE UIGHUR - ! - SAVE MYANMAR - ! -
正直震脚の音だけでも宋麗先生の怖さが伝わってきた！
Отважная женщина
多分右足を落とすだけじゃなくて、左足の体重の抜き方も影響してる。筋力だけの技ではないですね👍
宋麗先生の技術と宮平先生の技術が学べるのだから、此処の道場は最強だろーね👍
I just love Song Sensei's energy and way of teaching. She's very welcoming and humble. I'm learning so much just from watching her demonstrations on this video -- Chinese women developed a great gift and gave it to the small bodied people of the world, forever I'm thankful. Xiexie Sifu! Freedom to All Oppressed, Uhuru
her students are very lucky to train with her. Much Respect OSS
The amazing inteligence in (some) martial arts is breath taking. Human body when well trained is amazing
Not only the body, the mind its more important
And not only the trained body. Bagua is cultivated from human original nature. It’s difficult because most people are very far removed from their own nature. This is a powerful video.
合気道は自分を中心に動かせてる印象ですが、
自分が回って遠心力を生かすのははじめて見ました✨
I have trained in martial arts for over 37 years ( Jujitsu / Kenpo foundation) and I can see that this woman is outstanding in many areas! Much respect 💮
Pero no en la lucha cuerpo a cuerpo.
There's a keyboard warrior above saying he'd beat her no problem.
Whether you have the skills to triumph over this warrior, or not.
You would, surely, show her the respect that is deserved!
She has decades of training behind her strength, power, speed and graceful movements.
She is using chi power. This takes years to develop, consistent with purity in diet, lifestyle and breathing
@@filmfelineadmin It's not chi, it's just mastery of technique and timing.
震脚の音が銃声みたい。爆発力がすごい！
「今が一番強い」衰えに拮抗どころか上回る熟練
雰囲気が夫婦で似てる
弟子に容赦無い所なんかとくにｗｗ
おそらく日本で最強の夫婦
Everything is from Bodhidharma Tamil Kanchipuram Pallava Dynasty. Kung fu is originally indian martial arts.
It's an honor and a great priviledge to see Sifu Song-Li demonstrate with such precise technique and great passion for the fighting arts.
I am reminded of another master, Shihan Lean Garbutt, in the Fuji Ryu JuJutsu system...also very dedicated and passionate about the fighting arts.
I am deeply inspired...respect to all!
- ! - FREE HONG KONG - ! - FREE UIGHUR - ! - SAVE MYANMAR - ! -
@@user-00dog 🥱
@@user-00dog Historically, traditional Korean costumes are white and exposed nipples. Why do you not wear real Korean traditional costumes. South Korea's traditional culture and history (including historical TV series) are fake. Most of them are directly plagiarized in Chinese history and culture.
@@user-00dogFree yourself from your racism!
This channel is a gem in martial arts world... I've learnt about so many different martial art philosophies and schools that I didn't know previously at all.
Wow! She is one of the best Baguazhang practitioners I’ve ever seen. I’m primarily a Wing Chun player, but wonder if some of the Baguazhang footwork would not compliment it.
I’m primarily a Wing Chun and Xing Yi Quan student and I absolutely love Baguazhang. I feel like it can be possible to switch between linear and circular methods, I have heard that some schools teach both Xing Yi and Bagua together which I find pretty neat! 😁
素晴らしいです！いろんな哲学入っていて、勉強になります。歴史と文化と武術が育んだいいもの感じます！頑張ってください、
純度の高いオジサンはこのビデオだけで酒が飲める（笑）
酒飲んでるんだ草
いやー、良いよねー。
純度が格闘技や武道、武術の共通語になってる
MashaAllah.
Basically its always beautiful when the Chenese and the Japanese martial arts are meet.
My heart is full of love then.
😇
🙏
♥️
I just came home from a karate class feeling small and discouraged - I won’t get them down their way- I can do it this way -
To-train under you, is very fortunate for your students.
Thank you for sharing,
A truly beautiful show of martial arts
This master instructor is amazing
体幹に少しのブレもなく、身体が自身の思うままに無駄なく動く。
両足は大地から生えているよう。
本当に美しい。
Been studying, training (started in 1958) and doing a bit of teaching…along the way and every time watch
Kuro-Obi World my eyes are opened to amazing new martial arts skills. Thanks for your wonderful work!
@@sportmuaythaiv1045 Traditional martial arts dealt with real life and death situations! Modern martial arts with rules, judges and boundaries have their place but have little ‘real world’ application!
Having spent over 20 years as a DT instructor for a police academy the reality of teach police how to arrest, protect and serve using the traditional Tao/Do is superior to the sport based MA. Our group of DT instructors have had numerous ‘sport based’ martial arts trained cadets fail in our ‘real world’ training practice.
Your path is your Tao/Do and please enjoy and continue but disregarding the ‘old school’ ways as quaint is missing the mark…🙏
I genuinely appreciate the blue belt allowing these demonstrations to be used and applied on him. Thank you, sir.
I love her 🫶 She’s great 👌
The mental aspect and the technical aspect is so professional.
Steel wrapped in silk. A true master of the 8 diagrams fist. Alternate techniques due to distance, transitions, varied applications and perfect execution a true master. 🙏
絶対体重では中先生が重いはずなのに…震脚の音の速さがすごかった。
中先生の震脚は重いイメージ、宋麗先生の震脚は速くて鋭いイメージだった
She is amazing. Never seen bagua used effectively like that
Right
Эта женщина не просто мастер - это опытный войн!!! Счастье иметь возможность учиться у такого знатока боя!!!
宋麗先生....美しいんだよなぁ....
夫婦喧嘩したら誰にも止められないな…
Hahahaha that is funny
多分死人が出るね。
止めに入った人が一番死にそうww
ヘンに止めようモノなら、殺される🤣👍
警察呼んでも、警察はお手上げだろうな。。。(*´ω｀*)
宮平先生に注目が行きがちだけど、宋麗先生も宮平先生と同じぐらい次元が違うんだよなぁ…
Какой учитель, просто феноминальнальная комбинация энергии, она настолько передает и силу и любовь, что просто хочется смотреть это, даже незная языка😊
In Aikido the spinning technique seen in the beginning of the sparring is called kaiten nage. She is right that these spinning technique are perfect against stronger opponents. It is one of the strategies of Aikido too:"what if you consider yourself always weaker? Use gravity, because nobody is stronger than gravity!" Very good teacher this lady
and now you know where that idea originated.
Not forgetting Sabaki too.
@@sevynn3970 no origin, just a universal idea and theory.
@@百鬼夜行-g4b I think so. Not everything is chinese. When we sparring, spinning is natural.
御夫婦の日常の鍛錬を見てみたいです。
30年前になりますが毎日欠かさず馬步をやりなさいと言われましたが時と共に忘れて何もしなくなってしまったがこちらのチャンネルで又興味が出てきました。私が教えて頂いた時は八卦掌は女性のやる者と言われていたけど、見ていて力ではなく相手の力を吸収して流すように見えました。凄い夫婦です。
A genius woman, absolutely admirable ❤❤❤
Master Song-li is amazing! She’s teaching with her heart and soul… and with a smile!
円のステップで自分の
倍くらいの人と相撲して
勝ちましたよ。
後ろに後ろに回り込むと
相手は何も出来ないですね
凄く合理的な動きです。
そして
何より先生が女性として
素敵です^ ^
宗麗先生の動きは実に無駄が無く綺麗ですね。
She is an amazing teacher
Багуачжан один из самых известных внутренних стилей ушу. По легенде с ним соперничал стиль Хсинг-и. Мастера этих стилей встретились в поединке, но он закончился вничью. После этого оба стиля обогатились техникой своего соперника.
Восхищён профессинализмом этой маленькой женщины-удивительного мастера боевых искусств.Браво!
Боевое искусство, это коррекция огня артиллерии и наведение авиаудара. Реально боевое. Тут же, увиденное, как гимнастика и тренировка координации движения просто прекрасно! Как рукопашный бой... я бы посмотрел бы на спарринг с боксёром или с кикером. Фехтование длинным мечём как саблей, почти без колющих ударов, с очень странной защитой, это вообще за гранью добра и зла.
Этих мастеров надо сунуть в хороший бугурт и наслаждаться зрелищем.
Хотя, думаю они и против шпажиста-разрядника будут как дети малые, дурацкие стойки, размашистые движения, удары скучные, защита неинтересная
Но, нельзя развеивать чужие иллюзии, пусть резвятся в песочнице
体幹が素晴らしい。
日本人からするとカッコいいです。
She’s the best martial artist. I love her!!!!
Best female BGZ teacher I've seen so far. She knows practical applications of the forms.
I
See some videos of my Sifu Master Bow Sim Mark
Watching Song-Li Sensei blend graceful motion with powerful technique is amazing!
こういう中国武術の技や動き、憧れるわあ〜！
近所に道場ないからなあ…
夫婦揃って化け物かよ。
Love the way she is teaching with all her heart and beautifull movements.
I love Wing Tsun and beeing practice for many years but to see her movements its like to breath fresh air and chi.
Would love to have her as Sifu to bring her amazing skills and fresh kung fu to Europa and the US.
Cool Lady my honest respect would be awesome to come in touch with her.
ただただかっけぇです😁💯
this is the best example of baguazhang technique ive ever seen....she is a beast and a true master of the art....ty for sharing this.
This is real Kung Fu. She is fast. Much better than most Wing Chun Sifu. Baa gua palm style has some very practical footwork that I learned from another youtube channel. Basically, you circle around your opponent's blind side and keep attacking and pressuring the blind side. If your opponent has a front-rear stance, your opponent ends up not being able to hit you. It is very useful fighting against boxers or Muay Thai.
You can see that she has been training every day for most of her life. So much body tonus and control! Like a prima ballerina. Which western Sifu could spend so much time on training? Also, Wing Chun students often forget to do enough leg training. But a powerful stance requires strong legs and a strong body. You seem to fight with your arms, but it is actually the whole body that makes the moves.
@@guidopahlberg9413 Wing Chun does have footwork which now only has forms, but no real applications in real fights. It is called Chaam Kiu. The problem with Wing Chun is, the guy who spread Wing Chung to Gwangdong was from Hubei. He was a fighting actor in a traditional Peking Opera group. To him, footwork is like a daily routine. Peking Opera fighting actors run around in stage doing somersaults like gymnasts. Modern Wing Chung Sifus are really part-timers who only know Wing Chung forms, but not real applications. They have very sluggish footwork. I saw a younger Wing Chun Sifu who played badminton occasionally. His footwork sucks. LOL If you want to have good footwork, you need to play badminton or fencing or dancing.
Сон-ли прекрасна и полна красоты,добра и энергии также как и её мастерство! Приятно смотреть и учиться!
This is why when baji quan and bagua zhang are combined, it will be devastating. Those two styles complement each other just like harmonious husband and wife.
If your basic is baji quan, you need to learn bagua zhang.
If your basic is bagua zhang, you need to learn baji quan.
Mine was Sanuces Ryu and incorporates the strikes palms and of nerve and joint technique of Bagua for a superb urban self defense system (Bomani Jujutsu).
我来自保加利亚，我怀着极大的兴趣观看和学习汉语。 一年后我打算去中国学习富王！！ 祝我好运
Love Pa Kua Chang, it helps my Hung kuen & Choy Li Fut a lot . Especially when fighting!
Real Bagua skill. So amazing. So hard to find the real deal. She is the real deal.
What an honor to be trained by Sifu Song-Li
宋麗老師の美技。と怖さが伝わって来ます。
I enjoyed this presentation very much☯️🙏. The faint has become a keystone of my art, with or without weapons ☯️🙏
鉄拳のシャオユウの格闘スタイルだ！
Wow - she really makes it look so easy and graceful, but there's obviously a very deep well of practice and experience to allow that. Extremely impressive! Also, I kind of feel bad for the poor blue belt - he has no chance! :)
実用的(殺法）すぎて感心する動きですよね。
中国憲法ってバキじゃないですけどやっぱり理論の蓄積があって強い、つまり年期を積めば積むほど強いって
説得力が増すなと思いました（小並感じゃないけどそんな感じ）
The circular movements of baguazhong also have related ties with aikido. So Ueshibe at one time further developed movements from part of the baguazhong.
No, that is a unfounded theory, those techniques were already present in Daito Ryu, which Aikido was based on.
Yes, that's because Japanese martial arts are based off of Chinese martial arts.
@@grandwonder5858 Absolutely true 👍
@@DAIXINYI No !
Not a theory !
@@DAIXINYIMorihei Ueshiba did travel to China and studied martial arts there
A lot of these Bagua techniques are seen in Aikido and Ju Jitsu too. The 'turning the tip of the sword upon impact' technique at the end of the demo is found in Okinawan karate also, to make a punch even more effective.
It seems reasonable that martial arts borrowed from each other down the generations. No from existed in isolation. This lady is a fantastic martial artist, and excellent teacher, and a top athlete too. She would be a tough opponent for a man twice her size even if he was well trained in fighting.
OR how much variation is possible given that you are using the same instruments on the same target? How long has grappling been used in Japan and especially in war? How long in China? What are levels of accomplishment possible for one individual in his or her lifetime perhaps in the context of a dojo or kwoon; are there any truly limiting boundaries to invention especially for the talented? Note that BOTH Ba Gua AND Aikido use (not circular to contradict Song LI) SPHERICAL senses of space and movement.
You are delusional. She's a tiny, elderly woman with little practical fighting skills. She wouldn't stand a chance against an untrained office clerk, let alone a well-trained man twice her size.
@@CynicalSnowflake she’d probably be fine against most untrained people, don’t be naive.
@@nathanbateman4255 If you seriously believe she can take an average, untrained man, you're the delusional one.
@@CynicalSnowflake your comment is idiotic at best. typical male chauvinist.
史上最強の弟子ケンイチ思い出すなあ。すきだった
エロ師匠…w
ケンイチはいつか、番外編とかスピンオフみたいなの作って欲しいです…
Excelente kung fu de la Shifu,me gustaría aprender ese estilo pero vivo en otro pais demasiado lejos,vuelvan a entrevistarla por favor.Muchas gracias y saludos desde Perú👍
Naka Sensei is a great ambassador for the martial arts
3:37 was devastating! Glad the dude didn't hit his head on the floor.
Absolute a pleasure to watch a master at work I would love to be train by her !! Best regards keep going and inspiring 😊
很早認識八卦掌。對他轉動不感興趣！見這位大姐演練。中國每一派都有特長不能輕視！多謝🙏！
Un excelente video y una gran maestría técnica .
Mis respetos y felicitaciones desde Barcelona España 👍♥️👍♥️
ホントに、本物武闘家ですね。惚れ惚れします。
宋麗老師、何度見ても凄い動きですね。総集編は勉強になります。中先生と足の音が全く違う。体重はずっと軽いはずなのにｗ。日本も昔は両刃の剣だったので、切っ先で切ったり突いたりする動きが中心だったようですね。剣はシナからも伝わったらしいので、当時の動き方が見える様です。後半の動きは合気道の入り身投げの始めの動きによく似ています。
I am learning baguazhang love it. I am into all sorts of martial arts. I took Wushu, Taekwondo,Aikido, Taichi, Baguazhang I am now learning ( Baguazhang is basically the 8 sided Triagram)
八卦掌の型、あれザ・ワンって映画でジェット・リーがやってましたね。
その時はあんまり中国拳法知らなくて掌を開いて回るような型だったから八卦掌かな？と思って観てたんですけど、やっぱり八卦掌だったんですね😄
ほぼ同じ動きだったと思う。
宮平先生もだけど宋麗先生も体つきと動きがめっちゃ若々しいな
運動の力感じる
宋麗先生の八卦掌は本当に国宝級だと思います。
中国武術には疎い僕ですが、中国本土の武術家名乗る人たちより
宮平・宋麗先生夫婦の中国武術はより実践向けですね。
あの震脚で人を踏んだらどうなるのか想像つかないですね(使い方は違うのでしょうが)
骨折します
八卦掌回転は1番好き😊❤️
夫婦喧嘩したらどうなるんだろ😱こわすぎ💦
Нет пределу совершенства.В Мастере видишь:энергию,гибкость,пластичность,быстроту,чувство дистанции,концентрацию,философское мышление,боевые навыки,знание физиологии человека...Видя в Ней передвижения ног как у леопарда,удары руками как укус змеи,стихию воды и стихию ветра...Могу сказать ,что внутрення работа проявляется внешне.
Thank you!.
In June I am retired and I have a plenty of time for Wushu
Thanks again.
Greetings from Germany..
This is some of the highest level Martin arts I have ever witnessed. I see elements of Bruce Lee, Floyd Mayweather, Gracie, Ueshiba Sensei, and muy Thai. I will strive to incorporate the foot and hands to shorenji kempo. There cannot be any conflicts at the highest level.
xD
震脚凄すぎｗ
A very effective and under rated martial art Baguazhang. I would definitely like to learn this style if I got the chance to.
I've heard that ueshiba was in Beijing unable to observe Bagua and then created aikido many similar concepts with the circle very interesting fantastic performer
八卦掌は「歩法が要」といわれるほど、多彩にあるそうですね。極めるのは相当難易度が高そう。
If you pay attention closely, Japanese Aikido's grabbing and throwing technique is very similar to Chinese Bagua. It's all about redirecting your opponent's momentum.
Same principle, but different realisation. For example, very basic to aiki circular evasion tenkan is absolutely alien to baguazhang
Totally in awe! Love to watch a natural work their art!!🇺🇸
This is very impressive! Thank You!
Baguazhang is such an awesome art. She is just so elegant.
宋麗先生の八卦掌が、という訳ではないでしょうが、これは暗器ありきの技術な気がしますね
相手を制圧するの「制圧」の意味が決して「ただ動けなくする」を意味していない感じです
蹴りに関してはこれは表に出しちゃいけないある種の奥義的技術も含まれてる気が…
宋麗先生の技術が凄すぎるからそう見えるだけかもしれませんが