Sun Lutang Baguazhang. Part 1. Granddaughter Sun Shurong

[@henrylazaga]

When it comes to Sun Lutang Baguazhang, there's nothing else could be more standard and authorized than this. Thanks for sharing this priceless treasure.

[@Aklukva]

You are welcome!

[@patricklantz9208]

Actually, Sun Jian Yun's top disciple is still alive in Baoding and teaching. His name is Jiao Guan Jun.

[@henrylazaga]

Just to make things clear, Sun Shurong is the granddaughter of Sun Lutang not niece; while Sun Jian Yun is Lutang's daughter. Perhaps title refers to the relationship of Jian Yun to Shurong as Jian Yun is actually Shurong's aunt.

[@patricklantz9208]

Correct. Also, Master Jiao confirmed that SSR learned most of what she knew from her aunt.

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[@AndyRaslan]

Claudia Adams 2:50 is Kan Gua, the Water Phase/Snake Shape. 4:10 is Qian Gua, the Heaven Phase/Lion Shape. 5:10 is indeed Kun Gua. If you're interested in Sun Lutang's Wushu, I suggest you purchase one of his books (Bagua/Taiji/Xingyiquan Xue) as there are literally zero KZbin videos that actually explain the form, and the only commercial DVD's I know for Sun Lutang's Bagua are: 1). Deng Fuming's "Sun Lutang Wushu Actual Combat Series", which includes Baguazhang and Baguajian; 2). Kwok Wing Lam's Bagua series; 3). Yang Jwing Ming's Baguazhang purports to be of Sun lineage and, while the First Palm Change and many of the forms are similar to Sun style, a lot of it seems closer to Cheng. 4). Joanna Zorya's Bagua DVD, which I cannot vouch for as I did not get to watch it. She received praise as a teacher when she was alive, and it's a pity she's not still here or I would have sought instruction from her as her courses were near to me. May she rest in peace.

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Also Jerry Alan Johnson has a video teaching this form

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@@rufumoparum8604 And Jerry's forms are all pretty good, plus he knows many of their applications. I met Jerry back in 1982-1983 in a little town off the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. Thanks for sharing. Laoshr #60 CYKFA

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Fabulous. This makes understanding his book on Pa Kua a little easier. On the best of days Pa Kua is difficult. Thank you for sharing that with us. We can use all the help we can get. Peace. Laoshr # 60 Ching Yi Kung Fu Association

[@Aklukva]

Enjoy!

[@The3rickZann]

This is First Change Palm Second Change Palm (at ~1:47) Somewhere around 2:50 they start with Qian Gua (Lion) I think. At 4:10 it looks like they go back to Single Change Palm Then around 5:10 I think they start looking at Kun Gua (Unicorn)

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[@MalaysianViewer]

Rare video on Sun style baguaquan, thanks for sharing!

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