Yin style dragon bagua zhang

[@MrGranovski]

All his bagua articles are rich and bang on. His movements are precise and logical. He is one of the few "real" bagua instructors teaching today.

[@franzwollang]

Seconded.

[@hackermetricxworldgamer884]

Really helpful for theory and application!

[@stefanschleps8758]

Super. Thank you so much. These are the ''hard work'' drills.The Kung in Kung Fu. Of all the different systems I've ever studied or seen. Pa Kua takes the cake as being the most complex and difficult.Some of these arts will not work in any practical fashion until you have spent many years mastering them. Even after twenty years these arts may not work under hostile conditions until the student has reached a very high level of skill. When the student reaches a very high level of skill. These arts not only work, they work with amazing success. This is an all or nothing endeavour. You either have very high level skill or almost nothing. But then there is the health benefit to consider. And the meditation aspect to consider as well. Good luck on your journey. All men are brothers. Overcome the darkness. Return the light. Peace.

[@basetec01]

After watching this, I went and contacted yin style baguazhang (through their website) and bought 3 videos. Thanks for posting this. I never would have paid that much without seeing a preview.

[@AODRHINO]

Thank you for this video. I trained with He Jinbao for 2 weeks and he is a very powerful fighter! Please post more of the Dragon system!!

[@HANGER187]

This is the most awesome exercise ever! Try doing this for hours and do it til you pass out and see God!

[@adabsurdum3314]

Damnit, this is how I've always danced. Someone was clearly spying on me way back when

[@randeringer]

why does he slant forward in the demo when he just told us to keep an upright body?

[@curtrod]

because his form is bad, he also always stuck his butt out, he has skills, shame he didn't get basics right

[@Beatnuk]

You can find this set along with the other three animal systems documented to date on Traditionalstudies' web page. Traditionalstudies(dot)org

[@jimmybutch6998]

In the Upright Chopping Strike WHY IS the STANCE SO WIDE??

[@stefanschleps8758]

Try it and see. First with a narrow stance. Only shoulder width apart. Then with a wide stance. Jimmy the narrow stances are always for speed and mobility. And the wider stances are for real power. Henry doesn't think so. But then Henry doesn't know everything. Neither do I. But what I just said is true. Body mechanics and physics are pretty much the same for every human being. Good luck. Keep practice. Peace.

[@lebarosky]

Look at this and ask yourself: is the obvious power generated by this player arising from muscle tension and contraction?

[@varanid9]

Oooh, no, it's CHI POWER, he's powered by magical sperm cells twinkling with universal energy from the butthole of a Chinese unicorn.

[@brandonteppelin6353]

wow...you got nothing better to do than be a troll?

[@kobe51]

bro, you made my day!!! thanks for the lulzs!

[@curtrod]

​@@brandonteppelin6353except he's right, so who's the troll?

[@curtrod]

his teacher didn't jerk his head, it goes against bagua principles, terrible actually

[@MrCBTman]

This is the best Bagua teacher, so you’re clearly wrong.

[@henrylazaga]

stiff. you can't generate adequate power with those movements.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Bull shit! Maybe you cannot. But others can and do. There is no secret, only hard work. You have secret method of Fa jing ? Is that what you want us to believe ? Ha ha ha your funny.

[@jake8808]

This is copyright and should not be on KZbin. It is complete disrespect to the late Dr Xie and should be removed. If this is not removed you will be reported to He Jin Bao Yin style foundation.

[@HolyChaoMu]

Eight years ago. :D

[@stefanschleps8758]

That was eight years ago! And so ?

[@el.don1975]

Well if it's was not posted i would never have heard about it. Now I'm interested to learn more and buy the DVD s too. So who cares about copyright

[@curtrod]

boo hoo hoo

[@taffbanjo]

Stance far too wide - techniques unco-ordinated.

[@mooselee902]

im nto a practitioner of this system, but sometimes in chinese martial arts they use training movements to build certain qualities

[@stefanschleps8758]

No it's not! It is your thinking that is limited.

[@curtrod]

yep and yep