My Casual Practice (14) Some Ba Gua Movements

[@TheMooshinator]

Incredibly beautiful

[@martinackbar7876]

nicely done

[@mattbugg4568]

Looks good. Your hand work is way better than mine I pretty much just use the knack. As you can put many other schools materials into the same package.

[@mattbugg4568]

Oh gosh where should I start. Bagua is 8 directions around a circle. Take a plus sign and place it on the ground and then take four diagonals and you have a star pattern with eight points your forward hand should extend 1/3 of the way across this pattern. You do your bagua by simplified walking forward step around the circle to change direction you simply turn around to go the opposite direction. This is simple palm change. When you do opposite direction to the previous trigram and another opposite direction to the second trigram this is double parmesan change and pai pu step. In nei jia we add a second pattern to this called fish step where you pass through the circle by stepping into the star by 1/3 reversing the direction stepping 2/3 and reversing again to 3/3 and resuming the opposite way on the circle around the star on the opposite side. This fish step is 5 segments long and draws the pattern of the yin yang in the circle the easy way to figure this out is stand in left foot forward turn around step left foot forward turn around step left foot forward step right foot forward turn around step right foot forward turn around again right foot forward and then from the right foot start the circle with left foot to 45°. And do this pattern with simple forward and pai pu reverse. When I see people walking the small circle with 4 steps on the outside in there bagua practice i usually have to say this.

[@okdok5256]

What are you actually trying to say. You're talking about a 55 second clip which is showing stuff you admit you practice and you're saying what exactly? The series is literally called casual practice. I would love to see your personal videos though

[@HaiYangChannel]

Thank you. Your input expressed my confusion caused by his comments.