Pa Kua Chang- 8 palmas

[Psiage]

that forest looks beautiful!!!

[adobodreo]

airbendind :D

[alekx58]

qing tien qing tien kuang ma scheng ming tai ping fu zai pa kua te luo zuo jing ta kuang pa hua he dao yin dao yin dao dao yin scheng qing tien he

[tangomotion]

I don't know what he feels but it was very natural for him to do it like this, I think he is not making any effort, he is just flexible

[tybaker1]

To whom ever posted this video Im curious about his fingers what does he feel with his hands in that postion

[tangomotion]

we feel very lucky for the privilege of learning from him, not only as a martial art teacher but as a true model of humbleness and honesty

[DAFANNIN]

I have practiced Bagua for 32 years now. In the other messages some people didn't understand what he was doing. We practice about the same thing. The whole body turning and coiling , and the twisting of the waist was very nice to watch. There are 64 movements and 64 methods or rules to this form. His students are lucky to know someone with deep knowledge.

[bigglue69]

excellent

[mbutchin]

This gentleman is VERY good. Where did he originally learn his bagua? I don't quite recognize it.

[sweeperstore]

This looks like an adaptation of the "Original 8 Palm" from Jiang Rong Qiao. It's a mixture of Ba Gua and Hsing Yi. Nicely done though.

[thedoubtfuls]

Or you could have just elaborated on the far out hands thing. But suit yourself.

[obmard3]

This seems to be a mix of hands and weapons, done in poor form. (Sorry) Hands are way to far out.

[thedoubtfuls]

Don't get you. What's wrong with far out hands? He still has bent elbows.

[obmard3]

Well if you studied from a master from Japan for 10 years in both Chinese and Japanese styles like I have you would understand my comment. (Nevermind I should have not typed anything my mistake). Have a good one.

[oldranker]

I was always taught not to stick out your fingers or thumbs otherwise they will get grabbed. This seems to be a weakness in this form.

[SARAYEV0]

very good!!

oh i hear ezan!!!

[tangomotion]

This is in Malaysia in 2006 and he is our Master Ong Ben Soon.

[thedoubtfuls]

What style of Bagua is this?

[narayanr]

Where is this and who is he?