Very interesting and awesome presentation, thank you very much! It's so good to see workable Kung-fu with realistic techniks. Baji Quan is my favourite Kung-fu style, hands down.
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Good focus, and highly practical to start with, i.e. for beginnners. But as you mentioned , switching steps , introduced in your last but one step when moving backward with your forward foot , requires more practice. Consequently it no longer for beginners. It is similar in other martial arts, switching steps, in Karate- ayumi ashi , in fencing- flesh, in Boxing- diagonal walk, only mor e experienced practitioners with already employing time reserve in their actions can make best use of it. Paul, 66, retired instructor of Karate.
Simon Templar as this is unconventional, more so the experience from myself on TCMA footwork... glad you enjoyed it. I do see a lack of attention to footwork in CMA I’m general, as most CMA applications were not designed for long period combats. In today’s martial arts world, it is difficult to combat without a sustainable footwork system.
WuTan NJ I agree and something else I see a lot of is many many CMA teachers only show the traditional side of application. I know Baji especially has a progressive system of fighting from low to high, more practical stance work and applications of those. Most assume that Baji should be “used” in a low stance only.
Simon Templar you are correct. Low stances are for training, when apply we adapt the more flexible stances. Just like you don’t see the famous “stomping” when actually applying.
WuTan NJ I think it would be great to see quite how the style does transition from training to combat. It could form part of your 101 series. Which I’ve found invaluable.
BOX爽やか indeed. Boxing has the most complete footwork system amongst all martial arts. Chinese Martial Arts has so many types of steps, they just need to be systemized into footwork systems like boxing. As long as the power generation is unaffected.
Great video! I can't wait to see more. I want to learn Bajiquan so bad but they don't teach it in America. Thank you so much for the insight into this great fighting system!
Very interesting and awesome presentation, thank you very much! It's so good to see workable Kung-fu with realistic techniks. Baji Quan is my favourite Kung-fu style, hands down.
Very helpful. Thank You!
現在搏擊也是46為主 但傳武的46更多在於日常加壓訓練要更開 現在有更多現代科學訓練課程或器材 出現更以靈活的46
你就當本屏道是個歷史屏道好了吧
今回も勉強になりました。ありがとうございます。そちらは感染症が大変かと思いますが、ご自愛ください。これからの動画も期待しています。
I love your channel, just discovered it with this important video, keep up the good work
Glad you can benefit from our content. Please subscribe so you won’t miss any future content. Due to Covid, we weren’t able to have in-person classes, therefore we have not been able to demonstrate any applications for 5 months now... but look out for more Bajiquan 101 series and some other insights to CMA trainings in the near future! Thanks for your support!
Good focus, and highly practical to start with, i.e. for beginnners. But as you mentioned , switching steps , introduced in your last but one step when moving backward with your forward foot , requires more practice. Consequently it no longer for beginners. It is similar in other martial arts, switching steps, in Karate- ayumi ashi , in fencing- flesh, in Boxing- diagonal walk, only mor e experienced practitioners with already employing time reserve in their actions can make best use of it. Paul, 66, retired instructor of Karate.
As always, excellent advice and information delivered. Thank you.
Simon Templar as this is unconventional, more so the experience from myself on TCMA footwork... glad you enjoyed it. I do see a lack of attention to footwork in CMA I’m general, as most CMA applications were not designed for long period combats. In today’s martial arts world, it is difficult to combat without a sustainable footwork system.
WuTan NJ I agree and something else I see a lot of is many many CMA teachers only show the traditional side of application. I know Baji especially has a progressive system of fighting from low to high, more practical stance work and applications of those. Most assume that Baji should be “used” in a low stance only.
Simon Templar you are correct. Low stances are for training, when apply we adapt the more flexible stances. Just like you don’t see the famous “stomping” when actually applying.
WuTan NJ I think it would be great to see quite how the style does transition from training to combat. It could form part of your 101 series. Which I’ve found invaluable.
Simon Templar love the idea!
感覺李書文系的八極拳流派比原始的孟村八極和西北八極實用
李師祖因為身材嬌小，造就李氏八極拳的簡潔實用。
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四六步在用的时候感觉比较别扭，不大容易踢。前腿踢有点短，后腿踢有点慢，当然可能是我不习惯，又或者是坐太低了。
練時蹲低架，用時則不用，會靈活些。
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ボクシングのStepと似てますね
BOX爽やか indeed. Boxing has the most complete footwork system amongst all martial arts. Chinese Martial Arts has so many types of steps, they just need to be systemized into footwork systems like boxing. As long as the power generation is unaffected.
Great video! I can't wait to see more. I want to learn Bajiquan so bad but they don't teach it in America. Thank you so much for the insight into this great fighting system!
We have a few online classes if you are interested. Which state do you reside in?
@@wutan_nj That would be great. I live in Utah.
@@dusty_dietrich email me at wutanusa@gmail.com
梅教練, 橫向移動 變得有點像 三才步...
Craig Jou 他就是三才步！
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很棒~ 但更希望有UFC選手的親自指導
giwin lu 謝謝，但有UFC選手指導就好像要NBA 球員教籃球一樣不是嗎？☺️
@@wutan_nj 好吧~ 有想進軍八角籠也可
可以拍一期講解拉弓式這個抱架如何使用嗎？
拉弓式？抱架？可以解釋你所指的動作嗎？
@@wutan_nj th-cam.com/video/ZwycDlox6Yg/w-d-xo.html 在5:01 這是一種戒備姿勢
Lil Janus 這位功夫者的教練對於所謂「拉弓式」的詮釋與我們劉門八極的了解有些許出入。拉弓式對本門來說是一個重要的「過渡式」，並不是一個定式。有空會錄製一個「馬步衝捶」的第二集就會講到這個「過渡式」。
@@wutan_nj 感謝解釋～好奇劉門八極的戒備姿勢是什麼
傳武的步子百百種，練起來一種就夠用，打過幾場比賽的心得是
用傳武的步子大部分的問題都在於上下半身的協調整合
很多傳武底的人，上半身出去下半身跟不上，很容易破壞整體節奏
自己剛開始出來比賽常常遇到這些問題，四六步應該算是一個最簡潔最好施展的態勢
就算不完全蹲低，也要有前後腳重心可以隨時配重的靈活性
我練形意拳、八極拳、螳螂拳
形意就是三體，初練無腳力站五五，後來就是四六，實戰也是四六配比
八極拳初練用馬式操腿力，實戰我的老師也是傳我四六步，我們這裡還稱半馬
螳螂拳初練站八式，實戰用不丁不八式對戰，但經驗所致，四六還是最好用XDDD
說的很好，分析傳武步法實戰問題分析的很精準！感謝分享見解。
感謝前輩賞識。
在下覺得如果把八極拳和柔道結合 ，可能會有用背部撞靠牆壁，然後再做背負投動作的鍛鍊，像是做大蟒纏身後再做背負投的動作 ，總是可能免不了挨人拳擊，而 Boxing 在古代便有， 而且似乎和佛教的金剛般若的概念有關
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