I just got your message, I would like to answer your question openly. In order to see a video where the attacker throws real punches, as you asked, I think the best way is to punch me by yourself! in this way, you will see how Ba Gua work. Plus, there are so many techniques for different attacks, for jad, we do not grab but we will use other techniques. So please find a person who is good at Ba Gua and try with him, or when you have chance, come here to try with me if you want.
This the high level fighting side of the art of Ba Gua, rarely seen in TH-cam videos or even other instructional videos with a few exceptions. Outstanding.
This teacher is fucking good. I love his style of teaching using real life speed and demanding you do just as he does. What he teaches is pure self defense combat designed to end an encounter in seconds. This is not sport fighting or bullshitsu as most Mcdojos and TH-cam so called masters teach, this is real martial science/art and it works on the street well. This guy is truly a rare person, a genuine master of an effective martial art. Homage
Dean Miller Plus there’s another element that one cannot see and that is his power. When you meet any of these people, that the first thing you realise that you didn’t and can’t pick up by just watching
My favorite martial arts teacher was a girl from Korea she fixed my punch she had to tell me at first I punched like pu$$ y but I just had my elbow bent I'm in good shape so now I punch great sometimes someone needs to just say it
i am the teacher in the video, i do not call myself master since the word master is for other people to use, for example, when people call me, the use this word master to me, but i will not use it by myself... i am glad to know that you see the difference between yours to the forms i am teaching.
All these superquick turns, circles and takedowns. Impressive and brutally effective methinks. The students are moving in slowmotion compaired to the skilled Master. Deep knowledge of the form is Everything. ^_^ Thank you for the share Sifu.
I've trained in Bak Mei for 8 years so far. Bak Mei has internal sets and applications, and this video is useful for me to see another internal style's applications. I can see the parallels. This is a good sifu.
very impressive applications. i love how the forms really come to life and can be applied to an actual fighting scenario. every part of the form comes into play. incredible footwork. awesome vid!!
I am really enjoying Master Hai Yang videos. I've been studying bagua for about five years now. It's so great to be able to send my fellow students to videos like this to see real world applications of what we've been learning. Thanks so much!
... But all out sparring doesn't work as well as in striking-only styles - one of you would have a broken ankle or knee, a dislocated shoulder etc. That is why internal stylists are a little tired of being told their techniques "don't work" by people who mis-understand them. Yes these are single defenses against single attacks, but we train to be able to effectively combine them and adapt fluidly to attacks.
This is my favourite video of Baguazhang applications! The school I go to in Australia teaches a different style of Baguazhang that derives from Jiang style to intermediate students. I’m still a beginner in Internal Martial Arts learning Mián Quán, and hopefully soon in the future Chen Style Taìjí Quán. I really enjoy seeing the differences between styles. 😁
I don't know much about Bagua and I wish i had the chance to study it. But I've always enjoyed the evasive circular motion of it. I know it's entirely silly but for "practice when i was in high school in dodgeball i'd dodge using similar circular movements. The momentum you build up is very interesting. I wish I had an chance to study it formally.
Very awesome applications. I love the way you go right into the circle after applications or when you discharge energy in the lifting of the palms and how you stay in close and bridge to get inside....
I forgot about these videos. One of a very few good Baguazhang application videos on the web. Next time I come cross country ill like to come train with you
This is a drill practice session. If the arm is not caught, the practitioner may follow the arm in, or/and go for the body to grapple, whereupon any catching of limbs or body parts thereafter (and this is the critical bit of logic to note) is as plausible as UFC/MMA/BJJ stuff we are all so familiar with, but done Bagua style (takedown, without actually going to ground with the opponent).
Very awesome applications. I love the way you go right into the circle after applications or when you discharge energy in the lifting of the palms and how you stay in close and bridge to get inside.... Please be mindful of the Kuntao Silat triangle response to being circled. You can find it in my favorites on my channel. Also be mindful of Wing Chun applicaton of Wu Chin as they costantly train to keep their three fronts at the center of their opponent. Makes it hard to flow around them...
Wow, all this teacher's videos have been inspiring. I've only studied the Baguazhang of the Fu Zhensong lineage from the grandson (Sheng Long "Victor" Fu), but this is the closest I've come across to seeing how the applications were taught by anyone else other than him...and Victor was much older. So to see the mix of softness and explosiveness expressed here is very encouraging and motivating for my own practice. Thank you very much for your videos. They are very full of detail to those who have the interest and/or experience to appreciate them.
@@HaiYangChannel just because something is old, doesn't mean it lacks in quality ;) I just subscribed to your channel. I look forward to catching up with all of your content...old and new.
another point to this argument is that bagua moves, when applied with force may break or cripple an opponent, joint locks, particularly those combined with throws must be practiced in a controlled way or you will hurt your friends. There are numerous training methods to train for faster reaction, for feeling the impact of an opponent's attack and working with your response.
for you guys that want to improve your bagua or just your understanding of the human anatomy and how to maniulate it ...try the southeast asian arts like silat,kun tao (which comes from kung fu) trust me ive been studying them for the last 4 1/2 years and they have given a whole new insight into what ive previously studied including kung fu ...the beauty about them is that they are taught based off principles so u learn quick, effectively and u dont have to worry bout learning a huge curriculum
yes. i have trained for nine years under master Jian Hwa Zhou, student of chinese & world grandmaster Cai Long Yun. He has coached me in a one-on-one basis in taiji and buagazhang for much of that time. Truth be told, bagua is my most recent endevour. But i HAVE used taiji IN A STREET SITUATION and can speak from experience that it was effective against the attacks used on me(shove and wild hook)but i felt that if my opponent was a good boxer, a harder approach would have been more appropriate.
I like and appreciate bagua and studied for a few years. But, I've yet to see it in use against a truly resisting opponent moving full speed. I would like to.
good stuff. thank you for posting. I know for a lot of people its overwhelming, but I've studied chinese martial arts most of my life, so I am very familiar with almost all of these techniques. and like I said, very nice stuff here.
Great demostration on the applications of Bagua. It is alway difficult to see them in just only the form with out some contect as to how to use it. I have always had a strong interest in Bagua. I like its footwork and thinking in that you dont stand there and get hit. Move and use it for both defense and offence.
no need to be sorry. god knows what his doing...."wants and dont wants" are barriers for your prosperity and evolving. when you gone beyond, you will find true tao....respect! i love you anyhow ;)
What a good video, I saw everyone and I learned a lot, you are very good, if you can, it would be very good to see more of this class too, thank you very much for taking the time
Great video good way to get beginners introduced into the wonderful world that is bagua i have been studying ba gua under master rick pickens who studied under master john winglok Ng i have a linear style which is more straight to the point with breaks and dimock i would enjoy posibly exchanging info so i can have a more controling aspect instead of clean cut take the opponets life aspect i would greatly appriciate it
I like it. This is what I call bagua. In Europe normally you see a lot of guys walking in circle believing that it's the secret of universal power ahahha. Greetings from a Bajiquan student.
think of them as just enhancements to what you currently study ... since u learn fast and their are no forms to remember they will not change what you do by alot (for those who are worried about preserving the art). to be honest they wont change it at all just how you look a combat ...
This is pretty cool. Good apps for bagua. I've been studying baguazhang 64 mother palms for over a year now... and swimming dragon bagua for 1/2 year and I love it! Also studying taichi, hsing-i, and northern mantis. Bagua is by far my favorite though.
sometimes one needs to accept a little critique to learn more and think over if everything one is doing is correct... for example if everyone is praising you for being so perfect then you should start worrying if they are really your friends.
hello, you have a interesting name, and you are a self-taught martial people, according to your information. could you please do me a personal favour that I would like to see one of your video clips, it is not necessary to be very long but just want to see what your form looks like, that will be great!!! I am anxiously waiting for your inspiriting video. And please let me know as soon as you post them on youtube.
Hahaha...Ba Gua is such a deadly beautiful art. Ashame, a lot of videos posted on youtube dont really display the core of the style. Most of martial arts today used segments of Ba Gua...ask Bruce Lee. Awesome post!
Also, like SuperJavie said, Ba gua is one of just a handful of Kung Fu styles that are effective in real combat. The techniques are not so simple so it takes a very long time of repeating them in practice so one can actually execute them properly in real combat. That is something most hooligans can't understand and so they often dismiss these arts out of pure ignorance.
Now THIS is how you are supposed to train applications. I would say, if the camera wasn't their, the Shifu would have slown down the application demonstration
No, it doesnt look like the students are "letting" him. If you knew anything about martial arts or even boxing, you could tell the master in the vid has an absolutely superior foot work and good speed retaining quality in his technique.
...now ive done some kung fu in my time ( very little bagua ) i dont clame to be the super master delux of the all knowing of martial arts but i do know enough about martial arts (which ive been studying several different ones for many many years) to tell you that this guy wether hes applying his Ba Gua techniques to their exact specification or not he definately knows what hes doing
on internet, no one force you to buy anything. if you find it is not what you are looking for, what you can do is just go away. since no one charge you anything. plus, ba gua is not a popular word at all. otherwise, people will understand what ba gua is. plus, i am not saying that i am doing dancing at all. please read my post carefully although you do not have to watch my video carefully.
What aspects of Bagua/Taiji make them less effective against western boxing? Many striking arts are fast-hitting and work in combination. And these arts are the popular arts now. Do you mean to say that Bagua/Taiji is less effective against all these arts?
This is high form Bagua. This is also just a fraction of what Bagua can do. He's moving so fast it's hard for the uninitiated to perceive what he's doing. I'd like to see more of him. I study Bagua with Master Al Dukes in Naples, Florida.
+Rudolf Deas - do you still train with Al? I and a few others trained with him while he was in Philadelphia. Just wondering if you are still in contact with him, and if so let him know that Peter, James and Jeff send our best...
@@HaiYangChannel judging from your newer vids, you're on the same high level from 13 years ago till today. Because of my illness I went from Kung Fu to Qigong but I can feel your internal power. The difference in your and your students movement. They are good, but they focus on one part of their body or on one movement, specially focusing on their upper body. You're in balance with your body and mind. Impressive and a role model for every teacher.
@@shinome2365 Thank you for your comment and encouragement. we all make progress on our daily basis no matter physically or just in terms of understanding our practice! Thanks again.
I am lineage sifu of Ho (Ho Kuen Ng's) Family BGZ. I recommend to always move swiftly from a thrown opponent or flow straight into follow up attacking. WHY? The thrown opponent may grab your legs and topple you and get you into a grappling situation.
Well it's clear that this is traditional MA, but i think what's throwing you off is that the training method is different. Where bagua videos show an app here or there, rarely do you see people PRACTICE apps to this many moves from forms. Also, the dude does xing yi and his fajin has that kind of flavor, so i guess he adds a personal touch to the bagua.
its true we got alot of posers out there that rather than post there own videos to demonstrate how to properly apply what they are critisizing or to give some positive contructive feedback . theyre probly bitter they themselves dont have the skills that person does or have trying at for a while and just cant seem to get to that next level... But you see you cant just go out and expect someone of high caliber to go out and demonstrate their art to their full potentiial, for one it goes against
Is this art form an rooted in Kung Fu? It appears to have many of the circular moves, footwork and positioning of Kung Fu. This looks like a pretty cool Martial Art to learn. Thanks for posting.
Impressive. Just one question..what branch of bagua is this. I practice Gao. Though there is a likeness of movements the applications are different. Real nice clip. Anyone who says otherwise is inexperienced.
i'm not saying that you were dancing, :-) just was curious if this is really baqua that is all... some people sell different things under popular names sometimes ;-)
A master is also responsible for the safety of his students, especially the younger ones. That's why they're also told to limit their speed. And you don't expect him to post a video of his most advanced personal sparring lessons for free on the net do you? To learn his ultimate techniques you'll have to actually study under his tutelage. I certainly wish I could.
what the kung fu or most arts (non-sports related) were originally intended for, to protect nd defend , second even in a competitive aspect of it your still limited to harming the person and in competetition theirs rules ... i swear no one will be satisfied with someone efforts to bring to light their insight until someone is missing an eye or levitating you in the air by their mere chi lol ... i can tell you that if you wanna try some arts that really get down to the point, and really get the
Najmi Hafiy Izzat no it is the real life form of gentle fist style, known as hakkesho (japan) or whatever the fuck the name is in the title (too frustrated pronouncing the word!) personally I would rather learn the anime gentle fist style over real life, in the anime you have multiple types of '8 trigrams' which can be 64 palms, 128 palms, 256 palms, etc. the most deadly (presumably) is 4096 palms (or 64 squared which at that point you have basically annihilated the opponent!)
I just got your message, I would like to answer your question openly.
In order to see a video where the attacker throws real punches, as you asked, I think the best way is to punch me by yourself! in this way, you will see how Ba Gua work. Plus, there are so many techniques for different attacks, for jad, we do not grab but we will use other techniques. So please find a person who is good at Ba Gua and try with him, or when you have chance, come here to try with me if you want.
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The instructor has phenomenal body mechanics. His timing shows decades of training.
This the high level fighting side of the art of Ba Gua, rarely seen in TH-cam videos or even other instructional videos with a few exceptions. Outstanding.
Thanks.
This teacher is fucking good. I love his style of teaching using real life speed and demanding you do just as he does. What he teaches is pure self defense combat designed to end an encounter in seconds. This is not sport fighting or bullshitsu as most Mcdojos and TH-cam so called masters teach, this is real martial science/art and it works on the street well. This guy is truly a rare person, a genuine master of an effective martial art. Homage
Dean Miller Plus there’s another element that one cannot see and that is his power. When you meet any of these people, that the first thing you realise that you didn’t and can’t pick up by just watching
Right!
My favorite martial arts teacher was a girl from Korea she fixed my punch she had to tell me at first I punched like pu$$ y but I just had my elbow bent I'm in good shape so now I punch great sometimes someone needs to just say it
I' am impressed with the instructors patients,& the commitment of his students...
i am the teacher in the video, i do not call myself master since the word master is for other people to use, for example, when people call me, the use this word master to me, but i will not use it by myself...
i am glad to know that you see the difference between yours to the forms i am teaching.
You are a Master !!! Awesome technics, awesome knowledge !! Im training Ba gua zhang since 1985 and you are great !!
All these superquick turns, circles and takedowns. Impressive and brutally effective methinks. The students are moving in slowmotion compaired to the skilled Master. Deep knowledge of the form is Everything. ^_^ Thank you for the share Sifu.
Thank you for your input.
I've trained in Bak Mei for 8 years so far. Bak Mei has internal sets and applications, and this video is useful for me to see another internal style's applications. I can see the parallels. This is a good sifu.
very impressive applications. i love how the forms really come to life and can be applied to an actual fighting scenario. every part of the form comes into play. incredible footwork. awesome vid!!
Yes! An actual master who actually knows how to use the applications. The world needs more people like him.
I am really enjoying Master Hai Yang videos. I've been studying bagua for about five years now. It's so great to be able to send my fellow students to videos like this to see real world applications of what we've been learning. Thanks so much!
You are very welcome and thank you for your comment.
... But all out sparring doesn't work as well as in striking-only styles - one of you would have a broken ankle or knee, a dislocated shoulder etc. That is why internal stylists are a little tired of being told their techniques "don't work" by people who mis-understand them. Yes these are single defenses against single attacks, but we train to be able to effectively combine them and adapt fluidly to attacks.
To achieve greatness one must remain pure! 😊
This is my favourite video of Baguazhang applications! The school I go to in Australia teaches a different style of Baguazhang that derives from Jiang style to intermediate students.
I’m still a beginner in Internal Martial Arts learning Mián Quán, and hopefully soon in the future Chen Style Taìjí Quán. I really enjoy seeing the differences between styles. 😁
Thanks for sharing!!
I don't know much about Bagua and I wish i had the chance to study it. But I've always enjoyed the evasive circular motion of it. I know it's entirely silly but for "practice when i was in high school in dodgeball i'd dodge using similar circular movements. The momentum you build up is very interesting. I wish I had an chance to study it formally.
Fast, coordinated, and inside line attacks. ❤❤❤. Very wonderful.
Actual Baguazhang being used!!!!! It's amazing!!!!!!! Plus it's Cheng style!!!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
yes we aer! i am thankful that i have seen this now i understand more about Xing Yi and Baghua
Very awesome applications. I love the way you go right into the circle after applications or when you discharge energy in the lifting of the palms and how you stay in close and bridge to get inside....
I forgot about these videos. One of a very few good Baguazhang application videos on the web. Next time I come cross country ill like to come train with you
Thanks, that's an old video:)
Wonderful Demonstration! Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Thank you all very much for loading this.Your Ba gua and Hsing Yi Chuan is very practical.
Amazing!great mastet!
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thanks foro the vídeo. imágenes from Argentina and i study and practice baguazhang. this is the first vídeo of original baguazhang i see. thanks a lot
Thank you for posting this. Perfection in motion. What a beautiful art!
This is the Bible of Bagua applications on TH-cam. Great teacher.
This is a drill practice session. If the arm is not caught, the practitioner may follow the arm in, or/and go for the body to grapple, whereupon any catching of limbs or body parts thereafter (and this is the critical bit of logic to note) is as plausible as UFC/MMA/BJJ stuff we are all so familiar with, but done Bagua style (takedown, without actually going to ground with the opponent).
Very awesome applications. I love the way you go right into the circle after applications or when you discharge energy in the lifting of the palms and how you stay in close and bridge to get inside.... Please be mindful of the Kuntao Silat triangle response to being circled. You can find it in my favorites on my channel. Also be mindful of Wing Chun applicaton of Wu Chin as they costantly train to keep their three fronts at the center of their opponent. Makes it hard to flow around them...
Wow, all this teacher's videos have been inspiring. I've only studied the Baguazhang of the Fu Zhensong lineage from the grandson (Sheng Long "Victor" Fu), but this is the closest I've come across to seeing how the applications were taught by anyone else other than him...and Victor was much older. So to see the mix of softness and explosiveness expressed here is very encouraging and motivating for my own practice.
Thank you very much for your videos. They are very full of detail to those who have the interest and/or experience to appreciate them.
Good to know you liked it.
By the way that is a old video.
@@HaiYangChannel just because something is old, doesn't mean it lacks in quality ;)
I just subscribed to your channel. I look forward to catching up with all of your content...old and new.
another point to this argument is that bagua moves, when applied with force may break or cripple an opponent, joint locks, particularly those combined with throws must be practiced in a controlled way or you will hurt your friends. There are numerous training methods to train for faster reaction, for feeling the impact of an opponent's attack and working with your response.
Good master. Bagua is beautiful yet very powerful.
for you guys that want to improve your bagua or just your understanding of the human anatomy and how to maniulate it ...try the southeast asian arts like silat,kun tao (which comes from kung fu) trust me ive been studying them for the last 4 1/2 years and they have given a whole new insight into what ive previously studied including kung fu ...the beauty about them is that they are taught based off principles so u learn quick, effectively and u dont have to worry bout learning a huge curriculum
very nice, it is a fantastic to see the martial aspect of the art. thanks for the video
yes. i have trained for nine years under master Jian Hwa Zhou, student of chinese & world grandmaster Cai Long Yun. He has coached me in a one-on-one basis in taiji and buagazhang for much of that time. Truth be told, bagua is my most recent endevour. But i HAVE used taiji IN A STREET SITUATION and can speak from experience that it was effective against the attacks used on me(shove and wild hook)but i felt that if my opponent was a good boxer, a harder approach would have been more appropriate.
Very good technic Sifu.Thank you so much.🙏
Always welcome
I like and appreciate bagua and studied for a few years. But, I've yet to see it in use against a truly resisting opponent moving full speed. I would like to.
This guy is the real deal. If u can study under him I would reccomend you do. Produced two good students right there.
good stuff. thank you for posting. I know for a lot of people its overwhelming, but I've studied chinese martial arts most of my life, so I am very familiar with almost all of these techniques. and like I said, very nice stuff here.
Wow, this looks phenomenal!
Thanks
I'd love to learn this style, I've been learning as much as I can about it. Thank you for the demonstration.
Great demostration on the applications of Bagua. It is alway difficult to see them in just only the form with out some contect as to how to use it. I have always had a strong interest in Bagua. I like its footwork and thinking in that you dont stand there and get hit. Move and use it for both defense and offence.
no need to be sorry. god knows what his doing...."wants and dont wants" are barriers for your prosperity and evolving. when you gone beyond, you will find true tao....respect! i love you anyhow ;)
What a good video, I saw everyone and I learned a lot, you are very good, if you can, it would be very good to see more of this class too, thank you very much for taking the time
Let's see.
@@HaiYangChannel as we see it, I'm from Colombia
Awesome ☯️
Sensei-Ueshiba before creating Aikido actually lived for a time in China...where Bagua was practiced
Excellent work! Thanks for sharing.
"Circles within circles!"
nice thanks that was very practical
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holy shit this comment is 10 years old, oldest i've seen on youtube
Great video good way to get beginners introduced into the wonderful world that is bagua i have been studying ba gua under master rick pickens who studied under master john winglok Ng i have a linear style which is more straight to the point with breaks and dimock i would enjoy posibly exchanging info so i can have a more controling aspect instead of clean cut take the opponets life aspect i would greatly appriciate it
I think it is amazing that circle walking can turn into this.
I like it. This is what I call bagua. In Europe normally you see a lot of guys walking in circle believing that it's the secret of universal power ahahha. Greetings from a Bajiquan student.
think of them as just enhancements to what you currently study ... since u learn fast and their are no forms to remember they will not change what you do by alot (for those who are worried about preserving the art). to be honest they wont change it at all just how you look a combat ...
This is pretty cool. Good apps for bagua. I've been studying baguazhang 64 mother palms for over a year now... and swimming dragon bagua for 1/2 year and I love it! Also studying taichi, hsing-i, and northern mantis. Bagua is by far my favorite though.
sometimes one needs to accept a little critique to learn more and think over if everything one is doing is correct... for example if everyone is praising you for being so perfect then you should start worrying if they are really your friends.
hello, you have a interesting name, and you are a self-taught martial people, according to your information.
could you please do me a personal favour that I would like to see one of your video clips, it is not necessary to be very long but just want to see what your form looks like, that will be great!!!
I am anxiously waiting for your inspiriting video. And please let me know as soon as you post them on youtube.
This is amazing Bagua! May I ask what lineage is this from? Thank you in advance =3
Hahaha...Ba Gua is such a deadly beautiful art. Ashame, a lot of videos posted on youtube dont really display the core of the style. Most of martial arts today used segments of Ba Gua...ask Bruce Lee. Awesome post!
My teacher? I am the teacher in the video.
Follow up ith take downs? what is that? Please elaborate it clearly.
that great i love that the teacher and the fella who is having difficulty (no offense) keep trying on the same guy. been in that situation many times
I think these are highly skillful applications. and yes this is "real Bagua", and adept at that.
Also, like SuperJavie said, Ba gua is one of just a handful of Kung Fu styles that are effective in real combat. The techniques are not so simple so it takes a very long time of repeating them in practice so one can actually execute them properly in real combat. That is something most hooligans can't understand and so they often dismiss these arts out of pure ignorance.
Sifu, do you have a video of you practicing the actual form? I would love to see it.
Not sure which form. The application in this video are from many different forms.
Now THIS is how you are supposed to train applications. I would say, if the camera wasn't their, the Shifu would have slown down the application demonstration
Thanks for your comments.
at 6:22 you can almost feel the internal energy he's channeling into that. Thats gonna hurt.
Very nice vid. Thanks
Incredible. Thank you for uploading.
No, it doesnt look like the students are "letting" him. If you knew anything about martial arts or even boxing, you could tell the master in the vid has an absolutely superior foot work and good speed retaining quality in his technique.
...now ive done some kung fu in my time ( very little bagua ) i dont clame to be the super master delux of the all knowing of martial arts but i do know enough about martial arts (which ive been studying several different ones for many many years) to tell you that this guy wether hes applying his Ba Gua techniques to their exact specification or not he definately knows what hes doing
ba gua is a style of kung fu, kung fu itself is not a style, there always a other name for the specific style.
on internet, no one force you to buy anything. if you find it is not what you are looking for, what you can do is just go away. since no one charge you anything.
plus, ba gua is not a popular word at all. otherwise, people will understand what ba gua is.
plus, i am not saying that i am doing dancing at all. please read my post carefully although you do not have to watch my video carefully.
Nice, great to see good martial arts
What aspects of Bagua/Taiji make them less effective against western boxing? Many striking arts are fast-hitting and work in combination. And these arts are the popular arts now. Do you mean to say that Bagua/Taiji is less effective against all these arts?
This is high form Bagua. This is also just a fraction of what Bagua can do. He's moving so fast it's hard for the uninitiated to perceive what he's doing. I'd like to see more of him. I study Bagua with Master Al Dukes in Naples, Florida.
+Rudolf Deas - do you still train with Al?
I and a few others trained with him while he was in Philadelphia.
Just wondering if you are still in contact with him, and if so let him know that Peter, James and Jeff send our best...
+Jeffrey Mc Houl I will tell Master that you asked about him, definitely! I'll show him your post. I'll get back to you soon.
Thank you much. I greatly appreciate this.
Jeff Mc Houl
"Attitude Reflects Leadership"
Thank you so much.
Really impressive. Down to earth real kung fu with so much energy!
Thanks. That was years ago...
@@HaiYangChannel judging from your newer vids, you're on the same high level from 13 years ago till today.
Because of my illness I went from Kung Fu to Qigong but I can feel your internal power.
The difference in your and your students movement. They are good, but they focus on one part of their body or on one movement, specially focusing on their upper body.
You're in balance with your body and mind. Impressive and a role model for every teacher.
@@shinome2365 Thank you for your comment and encouragement. we all make progress on our daily basis no matter physically or just in terms of understanding our practice! Thanks again.
Very COOL!!! I Love this!
Great clip, excellent applications
I am lineage sifu of Ho (Ho Kuen Ng's) Family BGZ. I recommend to always move swiftly from a thrown opponent or flow straight into follow up attacking. WHY? The thrown opponent may grab your legs and topple you and get you into a grappling situation.
Yes, It's one of the internal kung-fu forms
Lyoto Machida uses the 1st throw.
In karate it is called kuzushi waza.
good❗️
Thanks.
Well it's clear that this is traditional MA, but i think what's throwing you off is that the training method is different. Where bagua videos show an app here or there, rarely do you see people PRACTICE apps to this many moves from forms. Also, the dude does xing yi and his fajin has that kind of flavor, so i guess he adds a personal touch to the bagua.
Awesome!
me gusta el video gracias ....interesante
hey!!!! continuer comme sa les gars!!!
looks similar to the sticky hands in basic traditional kali
its true we got alot of posers out there that rather than post there own videos to demonstrate how to properly apply what they are critisizing or to give some positive contructive feedback . theyre probly bitter they themselves dont have the skills that person does or have trying at for a while and just cant seem to get to that next level... But you see you cant just go out and expect someone of high caliber to go out and demonstrate their art to their full potentiial, for one it goes against
Is this art form an rooted in Kung Fu? It appears to have many of the circular moves, footwork and positioning of Kung Fu. This looks like a pretty cool Martial Art to learn. Thanks for posting.
Impressive. Just one question..what branch of bagua is this. I practice Gao. Though there is a likeness of movements the applications are different. Real nice clip. Anyone who says otherwise is inexperienced.
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Well put.
i'm not saying that you were dancing, :-) just was curious if this is really baqua that is all... some people sell different things under popular names sometimes ;-)
wth this is awesome
Good example of the "lake" palm
A master is also responsible for the safety of his students, especially the younger ones. That's why they're also told to limit their speed. And you don't expect him to post a video of his most advanced personal sparring lessons for free on the net do you? To learn his ultimate techniques you'll have to actually study under his tutelage. I certainly wish I could.
good bagua by the sifu..great work.
what the kung fu or most arts (non-sports related) were originally intended for, to protect nd defend , second even in a competitive aspect of it your still limited to harming the person and in competetition theirs rules ... i swear no one will be satisfied with someone efforts to bring to light their insight until someone is missing an eye or levitating you in the air by their mere chi lol ... i can tell you that if you wanna try some arts that really get down to the point, and really get the
is that air bending?
Najmi Hafiy Izzat no it is the real life form of gentle fist style, known as hakkesho (japan) or whatever the fuck the name is in the title (too frustrated pronouncing the word!) personally I would rather learn the anime gentle fist style over real life, in the anime you have multiple types of '8 trigrams' which can be 64 palms, 128 palms, 256 palms, etc. the most deadly (presumably) is 4096 palms (or 64 squared which at that point you have basically annihilated the opponent!)
no thats airbending and he is from the air nomad..
Najmi Hafiy Izzat maybe it is both? I know hakkesho is gentle fist style (presumably according to resources)
+MetalHead1652 gentle fist and airbending were both based on bagua. so perhaps he's the offspring of a hyuga and an air nomad
Actually this was featured in Avatar: the last air bender
As always, you should personally go verify if it works or not. I'm sure they will gladly let you show them where they are mistaken.
I did a bit of aikido and judo and watching you all do falls on a hard floor.... ouch... just.... ouch.... but much respect.
Thanks, not that painful.
Pain is part of Kungfu, It makes you tough. I used to call it pain fu in the beginning.
I want to learn ba gua
Who are the guys laughing in the background?
Sir, do you know if the Chinese soldiers of today or any time in the past trained specifically in Ba Gua or Tai Chi for use on the battlefield?
No idea about it...thanjks,