Master Helen Liang - Liu He Ba Fa

Master Helen Liang performing Liu He Ba Fa (Water Style) at the 2009 Tiger Claw's KungFuMagazine.com Championship.
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Source: KungFuMagazine.com

[@sifuclarenceanwar6162]

Thank you Master another beautiful Demonstration!🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@TroyNaumu808]

Although Wu Yi Hui taught many students, it's only Chan Yik Yan who completed the entire Liuhebafa system and of all the people he taught, only six fortunate disciples recieved the full transmission of the art. The six disciples are Lung Wah (Long Hua), Jau Mui Tin (Zhou Mei Tian), Poon Yi (Pan Yi), Ho Moon Cheung (He Man Xiang), Choi Wai Lun (Cai Hui Lin) amd Mok Kei Fai (Mo Chi Hui). Of these, Choi Wai Lun (Cai Hui Lin) was given leadership of the system in 1971.

[@vbywrde]

Wonderful. Thank you! It is very enjoyable to watch, and I feel I learned something about reeling... though I'm not sure I will be able to apply it very quickly, I will let it sink in. Thank you again. :)

[@Breylin24]

she moves with so much grace and beauty:) Interested in learning this art but I feel this style has more attacks than defense, my opinion.

[@Edelmaximus]

Helen Liang - Best Forever!

[@ANGELSGYMSINGH]

Very nice work. I have been stydying and applying the teachings of Chen Tuan and Li Dongfong Liuhebafa through scholarship research (Video like this and Articles) and Paul Dillon's work called, Liuhebafa Five Character Secret. My Kung Fu study of Neijia Classics also include Feng, Wang, Li, Chen, Wu and Yang. The last is Wu Mengxia's annotations on 9 Songs & 81 Postures. i have applied all of this and more to cultivate my Wu Style Forms and T'ui & San Shou work. Here is my vid.

[@curtisf]

shes beautiful, her form is beautiful, her flavour is beautiful, JUST BEAUTIFUL 5/5

[@LegionIvory]

If I could rename Liu He Ba Fa, it would be Butterfly. That's what her movements remind me of. Great to watch.

[@HandsomeDynamite]

Don't really see too many chicks with that much power. Nice.

[@TroyNaumu808]

Sifu Helen's gung fu is most excellent.

[@LegionIvory]

@adalis001 Thanks. I thought I was the only one who felt that way.

[@mattamus69]

Wow, Angelsgym.. research involving Paul Dillon and Helen Liang on Bafa.... that would make for some seriously misguided conclusions, why not Wai Lun Choi or somebody from Shanghai- John Chung Li (?) , Yun Yin Sen...? Unfortunately Liang Qi Zhong died last year but he was a direct student of Wu..

[@nordastelo]

This is a very interesting modified form of Liuhebafa. Helen added kicks and punches to the form she teaches in her DVD. Of course, it's not the original, traditional form, but Helen performs here with higher speed and in a more martial way. A dedicated practise of a great internal style changes the practitioner over time into something better. For me, it's fascinating to see how she performed it 10 years ago and see the evolution of the form. I think I'll learn this one, too.

[@ronjones6253]

The modifications come from the 2nd part of the 64 movements.

[@terciary]

If internal form stays unchanged with time, it means ones practice lacks the inner work.

[@nordastelo]

Well, in the meantime I've learned it and practised it a lot ^_^.

[@terciary]

@@nordastelo got video?

[@nordastelo]

@@terciary Unfortunately, not :-).

[@Edelmaximus]

Helen Liang - The Best! 神奇的美!

[@huayuexiyimen]

No 6 harmonies, no 8 methods, no internal. Not Liuhebafa, period!

[@michaelw7867]

huayuexiyimen There are different types of internals. She has one type. Notice the chi, sitting and turning, spinal alignment, smooth flow of both hard and soft power, and connectivity. These are all internal aspects.

[@dnmgch]

六合在哪？八法在哪？跟本只是新派武術套路

[@ToxicDerg]

I love the way her whole body flows in every motion she makes...