Liang BaGua 64 Palms Demo in Beijing.

In this video Shrfu Zhang Xue'An demonstrates the Liang Linear 64 Palms.
Zhang Shrfu studied Liang style baguazhang under Zhang Junmin a disciple of Li Ziming and has been practicing bagua for close to 30 years.
It is Zhang Shrfu's view that if you want to use bagua for fighting, the most important thing, after the basic circle walking, is to master the applications of the 64 Palms.

[@kaisekiryori]

Love M Zhang's rendition of the 64 palms, you can see every move has a definite application

[@1sunstyle]

Beautiful! Thank everyone for this who should be thanked!

[@julienb5925]

Yes is every movement a strike? Would you do that in a real fight?

[@ryuhayabusa4521]

It's beautiful

[@julienb5925]

Is that supposed to be 64 hits?

[@flyingtortoisekungfu6020]

+Julien Balcazar I'm sorry I don't understand your question. Are you asking if every movement is a strike?

[@julienb5925]

Ok. Is that supposed to be used in a real fight?

[@flyingtortoisekungfu6020]

+Julien Balcazar The 64 Palms is a catalogue of strikes, kicks and throws. Each movement can be used in a fight however the form itself is not a fight applicable series of movements. Fights are never choreographed and any move that takes significant setup is not functional in combat. That said, I have used many movements taken from the 64 Palms set in full contact sparring against many other fighters with a high degree of success.

[@julienb5925]

+Flying Tortoise Kung Fu That's amazing I was wondering where can I learn Ba Gua Zhang?

[@flyingtortoisekungfu6020]

Where do you live?

[@julienb5925]

+Flying Tortoise Kung Fu I live in Florida