Why do the most idiot comments come from USA? (Yes I am from the USA... but I've lived in Germany for many years so maybe I don't count) Sad to say Americans seem to believe everything that is seen on TV. (and right now the fad is MMA ufc stuff )
I hate to be a youtube shifu, but I dont see Baji principles in this. When my laoshi and me do this ( im only learning this since recently) it is much more with the body...
I don't think it's an American thing, I think for the most part it has something to do with ones limited vision. The world is larger then most people realize. Through that limited vision they boast of things and make comments out of context. That certainly happens everywhere not just the US
Why do the most idiot comments come from USA? In every video of martial arts that I see on youtube, americans really love to say bullshits. And I can't understand the reason, because in USA there are the worst and ridiculous "versions" of martial arts in the wolrd. American karate, american kenpo, fatty ninjas, dance-aikido... Fortunately they have baseball, in that they're ok. Continue play baseball, so :)
@S0undBite I don't think that it's necessary to be a genius to understand that is a 2 men set and not a sparring. It's an exercise to train a lot of important aspect, like distance and other things. Maybe, next time, try to inform about what you're watching before writing.
scusate ma non è meglio fare un pò di ordine ?! mischiare le cose è costruttivo come ricerca! ma distruttivo se a confronto con confusione e disordine di idee!!!! tutti gli stili hanno una loro caratteristica "marchio di presentazione", alcuni lavorano su principi che li accomunano, questo li rende simili ma no uguali.....
.....bhe ! per quanto riguarda gli i sistemi "come piace definirli" giapponesi...basta ricordare che la matrice e Cinese con questo non voglio essere assolutistico ...ma fonti storiche e ricerche riportano tutte o quasi tutti i sistemi giapponesi compreso jujutsu e aiki do in cina....be lo stesso aikido contiene anche "taiji e Bagua" nonchè QinNa....
"Karate" originally meant "Chinese Hand" -closely pronounced with empty hand- before moving to Japan so maybe he is thinking even deeper and meaning that this is true chinese hand skill :))
Im also with brucenatelee im in the poor class of life. But I do know martial arts and im looking for books videos and stuff that can teach styles like these. Classes are so expensive these days though.
When I was young teenager, myself & some friends took a martial arts class at the local NAS gym- basically,general martial arts. Out of the class, he taught 3 of us who were very into the class a few different techniques than he showed to the rest. He showed us a "step that would split the earth and a hit to crack a mountain." Looking back, it was VERY similar to baji's power-issueing step & drill fist- quick,hard,brutal yet focued power.
Are there any books or videos I can order or buy to learn the basics of this style? I already know a little bit of martial arts, but personal classes usually cost a lot with my kind of budget.
I'm not an expert but from what I've read and heard it isn't very efficiant to learn a type of marcial art by looking at videos or reading about it, you will get a better effect by training with a Sifu (sensei if I understand correctly). It costs but it shouldn't be all that expensive, see if you can make a deal.
Master Su Yu Chang have recorded two videos with the whole systems of the Wutan Lineage. But I'm agree with Dannienn, at least you practice baji with a qulified Shifu you're not gonna learn it. Baji's chikung and fajing couldn't be learned in a book.
giapponesate?!? in che senso? il karate l'hanno insegnato i militari cinesi ai popoli di okinawa. I maestri giapponesi hanno continuato ad approfondire tornando in cina..... il Judo invece e' nato ESCLUSIVAMENTE come arte marziale DIDATTICA insegnata nelle scuole. Altra roba invece si basa sugli stessi principi tecnici anche se cambia la filosofia vedi Ba Gua Zhang e Aikido.
I giapponesi hanno tolto tutta la parte con le leve, le prese, il combattimento a terra, la respirazione, il combattimento ravvicinato e tutto ciò che di buono i cinesi avevano insegnato agli okinawensi e l'hanno riempito di calci alti e posizioni bassissime. Bella ca****a che hanno fatto ;)
scusa ma hai detto una cavolata... probabilmente non conosci il karate. visto che e' pieno di stili.... posizioni alte, basse, leve, prese, proiezioni, combattimento ravvicinato, uso della forza interna o metodi duri....e potrei continuare... :-)
lo conosci lo stile shotokai? e' un metodo morbido interno per esempio, e lo shintaido un altro metodo morbido ancora piu' interno e spirituale.nel Gojuryu ci sono molte leve, sappiamo che l'aikido e' tutto una presa e leva, sappiamo che gli stili cinesi del nord hanno posizioni basse e calci alti, Hai mai visto nel tang lang quanto si sta bassi?
Oh Gesù, ma come fai a tirare in balo il tang lang? Io sto parlando di cose TRADIZIONALI. Io non ho detto che tutto il karate non sia buono, ma semplicemente che col passaggio del karate da Okinawa al Giappone, si sono perse moltissime cose, il che è innegabile. Tanto per cominciare nel 90% del karate non si muovono contemporaneamente gambe e braccia, e questa è una grossa lacuna. Lo shotokai lo conosco, lo shintaido no. Ma anche lo shotokai ne ha di strada da fare eh, eddai siamo seri...
Oh, also watching the video, I noticed the difference in skill level:
the younger looking one with the tighter shirt, when he slams down his foot for a strike, the echo sounds hollow, like he's exerting more force in his foot to draw power but dispersing it improperly. But the older man in the looser shirt, his stomps are booming like he's connecting himself to the ground and rooting his attacks. Very interesting to watch them.
I thought they were practicing random strikes, kicks, and blocks until near the end, one of them was acting as if he wasn't close enough. When it comes to wushu arts that don't require acrobatic skill, baji quan is my favorite.
Where exactly is this? I want to learn this style (one of the few outside of Kyokushin, Jun Fan, and Muay Thai that I want to learn), but it's hard to find any instructors where I live. V_V
Although I'm looking in the future to move either to Denver or LA area, know of any instructors out there?
Why do the most idiot comments come from USA? (Yes I am from the USA... but I've lived in Germany for many years so maybe I don't count) Sad to say Americans seem to believe everything that is seen on TV. (and right now the fad is MMA ufc stuff )
Blueslicks321 8 months ago
I hate to be a youtube shifu, but I dont see Baji principles in this. When my laoshi and me do this ( im only learning this since recently) it is much more with the body...
5324TuiG 1 year ago
Why dont you kill yourselves?
TheAndrekks 1 year ago
I don't think it's an American thing, I think for the most part it has something to do with ones limited vision. The world is larger then most people realize. Through that limited vision they boast of things and make comments out of context. That certainly happens everywhere not just the US
dregen17 1 year ago
hauhauhahha
1masaniello 1 year ago
Why do the most idiot comments come from USA? In every video of martial arts that I see on youtube, americans really love to say bullshits. And I can't understand the reason, because in USA there are the worst and ridiculous "versions" of martial arts in the wolrd. American karate, american kenpo, fatty ninjas, dance-aikido... Fortunately they have baseball, in that they're ok. Continue play baseball, so :)
Intifadark 1 year ago 10
cool, now do some real sparing
S0undBite 1 year ago
@S0undBite Hi, do you practice bajiquan? Can I see your bajiquan sparring? Thanks
Intifadark 1 year ago
@Intifadark no, i spar with resistance usually
S0undBite 1 year ago
@S0undBite I don't think that it's necessary to be a genius to understand that is a 2 men set and not a sparring. It's an exercise to train a lot of important aspect, like distance and other things. Maybe, next time, try to inform about what you're watching before writing.
Intifadark 1 year ago
@Intifadark I guess you don't spar at all then...
S0undBite 1 year ago
@S0undBite Sometimes I spar. But limiting too much baji techniques. I repeat, I think you don't know what you speak about.. It's obvious.
Intifadark 1 year ago
It's almost like they are dancing.
SethKeidashi 2 years ago
slow, weak, and not beautiful ! soft hands and soft feet ! 又慢又弱又唔靓，软手软脚！鞋！唔好打啦！仲贴上来！
washingzoo1 2 years ago
PART 1:
scusate ma non è meglio fare un pò di ordine ?! mischiare le cose è costruttivo come ricerca! ma distruttivo se a confronto con confusione e disordine di idee!!!! tutti gli stili hanno una loro caratteristica "marchio di presentazione", alcuni lavorano su principi che li accomunano, questo li rende simili ma no uguali.....
siulamfu 2 years ago
PART 2
.....bhe ! per quanto riguarda gli i sistemi "come piace definirli" giapponesi...basta ricordare che la matrice e Cinese con questo non voglio essere assolutistico ...ma fonti storiche e ricerche riportano tutte o quasi tutti i sistemi giapponesi compreso jujutsu e aiki do in cina....be lo stesso aikido contiene anche "taiji e Bagua" nonchè QinNa....
siulamfu 2 years ago
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siulamfu 2 years ago
True karate skill, well done.
patoplush 2 years ago
lol, this is Baji quan kung fu, not karate. unless, of course, you are referring to it as karate as in "empty hand skill". I would agree there.
yieldingbamboo 2 years ago
"Karate" originally meant "Chinese Hand" -closely pronounced with empty hand- before moving to Japan so maybe he is thinking even deeper and meaning that this is true chinese hand skill :))
Kaos135 2 years ago 2
That's not Karate. Bajiquan is Kung Fu.
J0hn4lexB0r 2 years ago
Im also with brucenatelee im in the poor class of life. But I do know martial arts and im looking for books videos and stuff that can teach styles like these. Classes are so expensive these days though.
Sabre809 3 years ago
When I was young teenager, myself & some friends took a martial arts class at the local NAS gym- basically,general martial arts. Out of the class, he taught 3 of us who were very into the class a few different techniques than he showed to the rest. He showed us a "step that would split the earth and a hit to crack a mountain." Looking back, it was VERY similar to baji's power-issueing step & drill fist- quick,hard,brutal yet focued power.
andersons23669 3 years ago
Are there any books or videos I can order or buy to learn the basics of this style? I already know a little bit of martial arts, but personal classes usually cost a lot with my kind of budget.
brucenatelee 4 years ago
I'm not an expert but from what I've read and heard it isn't very efficiant to learn a type of marcial art by looking at videos or reading about it, you will get a better effect by training with a Sifu (sensei if I understand correctly). It costs but it shouldn't be all that expensive, see if you can make a deal.
Dannienn 4 years ago
Master Su Yu Chang have recorded two videos with the whole systems of the Wutan Lineage. But I'm agree with Dannienn, at least you practice baji with a qulified Shifu you're not gonna learn it. Baji's chikung and fajing couldn't be learned in a book.
J0hn4lexB0r 3 years ago
This is not bad! :)
Where was this taken?
Who was the teacher?
bbar84 4 years ago
i can imagine how brutal it is to use it when someone least expects it.
malikistwo 4 years ago 2
ahahah parlate parlate stolti.. quando poi vi trovate un braccio rotto prima che lo scontro inizzi non venite a piangere.
pharadin 4 years ago
bajiquan is powerful and deadly. see PAUL from TEKKEN. thats bajiquan will wipe off ur ass.
stardelta12 4 years ago
are u fucking stupid thats judo with a little own in it u rtard
eongen90 4 years ago
altro che giapponesate... questa si che e un arte marziale
pharadin 4 years ago
giapponesate?!? in che senso? il karate l'hanno insegnato i militari cinesi ai popoli di okinawa. I maestri giapponesi hanno continuato ad approfondire tornando in cina..... il Judo invece e' nato ESCLUSIVAMENTE come arte marziale DIDATTICA insegnata nelle scuole. Altra roba invece si basa sugli stessi principi tecnici anche se cambia la filosofia vedi Ba Gua Zhang e Aikido.
Goldvellius 4 years ago
I giapponesi hanno tolto tutta la parte con le leve, le prese, il combattimento a terra, la respirazione, il combattimento ravvicinato e tutto ciò che di buono i cinesi avevano insegnato agli okinawensi e l'hanno riempito di calci alti e posizioni bassissime. Bella ca****a che hanno fatto ;)
Intifadark 3 years ago
scusa ma hai detto una cavolata... probabilmente non conosci il karate. visto che e' pieno di stili.... posizioni alte, basse, leve, prese, proiezioni, combattimento ravvicinato, uso della forza interna o metodi duri....e potrei continuare... :-)
Goldvellius 3 years ago
Scusa tu a che maestri giapponesi ti riferisci? Quelli shotokan per caso? Ma per cortesia. Comunque il karate lo conosco, fidati ;)
Intifadark 3 years ago
lo conosci lo stile shotokai? e' un metodo morbido interno per esempio, e lo shintaido un altro metodo morbido ancora piu' interno e spirituale.nel Gojuryu ci sono molte leve, sappiamo che l'aikido e' tutto una presa e leva, sappiamo che gli stili cinesi del nord hanno posizioni basse e calci alti, Hai mai visto nel tang lang quanto si sta bassi?
Goldvellius 2 years ago
Oh Gesù, ma come fai a tirare in balo il tang lang? Io sto parlando di cose TRADIZIONALI. Io non ho detto che tutto il karate non sia buono, ma semplicemente che col passaggio del karate da Okinawa al Giappone, si sono perse moltissime cose, il che è innegabile. Tanto per cominciare nel 90% del karate non si muovono contemporaneamente gambe e braccia, e questa è una grossa lacuna. Lo shotokai lo conosco, lo shintaido no. Ma anche lo shotokai ne ha di strada da fare eh, eddai siamo seri...
Intifadark 2 years ago
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siulamfu 2 years ago
Oh, also watching the video, I noticed the difference in skill level:
the younger looking one with the tighter shirt, when he slams down his foot for a strike, the echo sounds hollow, like he's exerting more force in his foot to draw power but dispersing it improperly. But the older man in the looser shirt, his stomps are booming like he's connecting himself to the ground and rooting his attacks. Very interesting to watch them.
firestorm117 4 years ago
I thought they were practicing random strikes, kicks, and blocks until near the end, one of them was acting as if he wasn't close enough. When it comes to wushu arts that don't require acrobatic skill, baji quan is my favorite.
brucenatelee 4 years ago
I'd like to test my Jui-jitsu against baji quan
SKORPIQN666 4 years ago
here we go again.
fzeeshan 4 years ago
i know right? everytime we talk about joe louis somebody got to pull rocky marciano out they ass.
opticannon 3 years ago
hakyuuko ken
h1ghr1zer17 4 years ago
Actually, the name is spelled as hakkyoku-ken.
6arcsn1sky 4 years ago
-~8oO753z~-
hakimdream 4 years ago
this is very good thx for upöoad
NassemAir 4 years ago
They are great. A Beautiful example of Yin-Yang.
fudo9 4 years ago
cool< who is ur teacher
Tianshanwarrior 4 years ago
thanks, our teacher is Zu Yao Wu.
BajiFranco 4 years ago
For thoroughness our master Zu Yao Wu has practiced Bajiquan to Tianjin for beyond 40 years, learning it directly from great master Wu Xiu Feng
alezyw 4 years ago
Where exactly is this? I want to learn this style (one of the few outside of Kyokushin, Jun Fan, and Muay Thai that I want to learn), but it's hard to find any instructors where I live. V_V
Although I'm looking in the future to move either to Denver or LA area, know of any instructors out there?
firestorm117 4 years ago
Nice
jingang 4 years ago