Thx, that is in the title already. It is "Yin Bagua Zhang" or called "Yin Bagua Quan". "Yin Bagua Zhang""&"Yang Bagua Zhang" both are the major forms in Fu style

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Don't forget that the mune of the katana can be also used effectively!

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I did. I am looking forward to hearing from you. Thank you.

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@@utskungfu 谢谢！ 多谢。 而且我的fcb 无法使用。 我朋友发给你们他的FCB

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It’s fu style bagua not yin Fu style has yin and Yang palm changes both with 8 guas and the dragon palm. With more realistic stepping imo

​​@@tylerdotson6316this...plus it's more derived from a combination of Sun Style (which derived from Cheng Style) Bagua, and Ma Gui style. Yin Style bagua (as in Yin Fu), is very different beyond the original 3 palm changes. Besides all the dogma of those "rules" being pointed out by OP are useless if you can't apply these techniques. No one is straining themselves to remember if they are applying the "six harmonies" etc, etc, while they are sparring or drilling applications 🤦🏻‍♂️ (if they even spar at all).

@@Whiskey_Tengu I believe sun style was involved later- they studied together and shared tai chi and xingyi in congruence with bagua But Fu had his stuff prior to meeting Sun LuTang I believed he learned bagua first, wudang stuff then tai chi prior to meeting Sun It’s all good stuff tho to be honest lol

@@tylerdotson6316 you are correct, but "later" relative to what you're seeing here doesn't apply. If Zhairongi is the student by which this video's techniques derive from, he'd already incorporated whatever portions of Sun Style influence (since they were friends) into his Bagua, Tai Chi and Liangyi forms. I've studied with the grandson "Sheng Long" (Victor) Fu as well privately over the years and given the modifications he's since made, it's always enjoyable to see a moment in time from when the art was still being developed by Fu Zhensong. If I'm being discerning...I think the biggest influence from Sun Lu Tang, was applying the philosophy. According to Lin Zhaozen's book "Dragon Bagua", he wasn't very philosophical about the arts until his time with Sun, which makes a whole lot of sense, given what Sun Lu Tang is revered for recording and documenting with respect to the internal arts. His first art was actually Chen Style from Chen Fake's dad btw back in his village as a kid/teen. Amazing really all the absolute legends of old he had access to while building his own legend.

@@Whiskey_Tengu nice I currently study under one of GM Victor’s students. Slowly lol but loving it

Hi David , thank you for sharing Your Lineage. It is Fu Zhensong Style Bagua Zhang Yin Bagua Quan . No Yin Fu style 🙂

Could you please elaborate on why is that the case?

@@Astral4820 No body mechanics, flashy movement without power generation, just for looks.

@@Livingtree32 you must know something I don't, thanks for replying

​@@Astral4820Everything is relative. I don't practice this style but I know the teacher here. He is not 'the weakest of them all'. He is a competent, experienced practitioner of his style and he has a diligent, good character. There are people who could bash him up and there are people he could bash up. That's not the point. I don't know all about bajiquan or which one is best but this teacher does know what he's doing.

Very strange opinion actually. May be you never seen Master Guo Nai Hui or Zhan Ke Jiang, Zhan Jiang Jun. Actually in tong bei system the best things are Baji, Pigua and Fanzi. Chuojiao not so good in this system actually. So sorry, but you incorrect in your opinion.

Because I like UTS and I think you're sincere, and my lineage from Jinglin is the most famous, and sihing says we're "all one big family", I'm going to share a "secret" my Sifu taught me, which is to assure the cut or slice, you have to press the blade into the opponent's flesh, then twist the waist. You'll understand when you try it. That's why need intensive waist training to do capital W Wudang, and if you don't have access to Fu style basic training that comes down from Fu Zhensong, I highly recommend rigorous, intensive drunken boxing basic training morning and night. Drunken is almost certainly the first form of true internal boxing because humans have been fighting drunk since beer was invented. Drunken jian is also a great way to develop some real internal. #Sakra Amituofo!

It is before Praying Mantis so the 1700's would be about right, I think...