Wudang Baguazhang！

Wudang Baguazhang！

[@nineyardstaichi]

A true Master!A really inspiring for me as a student of Wu Dang!

[@dragoschiric2874]

very beautiful and elegant this wudang dance!

[@johnhendrickson1246]

Oh my ! It is not a dance ! One of the deadliest martial arts by a very good practitioner.

[@kevinlouis6128]

Amazing wudang yin yang baguazhang talou 🥰

[@kvedward]

Beautiful

[@TheLegendofTensuke]

Excellent

[@dleonjr]

First time I've seen masculine bagua in a long time.

[@Sixth-Venom]

If you watch this guys unedited videos with no music, his breath is not in synch with his movements. He struggles to breath. He also pretends to play the guqin 😂.

[@summerwine121]

​@@Sixth-Venom Each person has his own flow. There is no wrong no right. At the end of the day it s his own internal alchemy that count not the performance.

[@Sixth-Venom]

@@summerwine121you should also watch him play the Guqin, this guy is just trying to grab attention. I am level 8 in the instrument.

[@summerwine121]

@@Sixth-Venom does not matter at which level one is. It s an individual journey. It s not a competition. And why not, am open to play Guqin anytime with anyone. His intension is his only. We should not judge.

[@Sixth-Venom]

@@summerwine121thats some participation award stuff… smh

[@FernandaLopez-og8lp]

Hola mucho gusto es un placer saludarle mi estimado amigo

[@kenlek869]

This is normal Baguazhang and has no relation to Wudangshan. To those who know, the Taoist priest is doing normal BGZ common in wushu conpetitions in China. BGZ was invented by Dong Haichuan in the 1850s/60s and first taught in Beijing. BGZ has no known relation at all to Wudang; some bureaucrats in 1920s China wrongly classified it as a Wudang art because of it's internal focus.

[@Sixth-Venom]

i agree that he is doing a wushu form of bagua. if you watch his other unedited videos, his breathing is not in sync with his movements. but its also important to note that Shaolin and Wudang are like libraries, they absorb styles and create their own version of it to amplify the foundation of their own art.

[@Livingtree32]

@@Sixth-VenomWudang library was started in the 1980ies with very bad material 😅

[@Sixth-Venom]

@@Livingtree32 unfortunately same could be said about shaolin 🤣

[@Livingtree32]

@@Sixth-Venom Yes, true. However at least historically there was original Shaolin Kungfu, whose some parts have survived, but Wudang is just a complete fabrication.

[@Sixth-Venom]

@@Livingtree32 traditional versus classical, rebuilding a system due lost from a cultural purge is fine. Try not to get stuck too much on concept of traditional. Also there are multiple daoist mountains through out china. And people fled to other countries which knowledge can be re-absorbed

[@urbanmyth1192]

So beautiful 🙏🏾🥹

[@courtneymuhhamad2229]

🙏🏿👌🏿

[@TheMisterLuckyLuke]

Hey friends, can someone please tell me, where to find his KZbin Channel or Homepage or anything else? Thanks so much, His videos and insights are of so much value!!

[@JohnJohn-jk7wu]

Agreed!!! I can’t access his Wudang 18 Styles videos anymore, why???

[@levibarrosmelo7085]

It was removed from the KZbin...i can't understand why, it's very sad...i hope that he create a new...

[@NatureCulture68]

@@levibarrosmelo7085 😭

[@NatureCulture68]

@@JohnJohn-jk7wu idem for me,

[@SachikoSuki]

youtube.com/@patterplumblossom7785

[@PAM535]

Excellent reading of bagua jan🙏

[@spiderjump]

lol

[@danielschulman4909]

Is there an online site anywhere for learning this form at the beginner level (followed as I would expect with onsite visits)??

[@tangsun4797]

just copy the movements. Wudang Bagua is just modern wushu dancing. no need to be overly correct with the movements.

[@rileygranderson6125]

This master is soooo handsome.😍I could watch videos like this for hours. So beautiful❤️‍🔥

[@levibarrosmelo7085]

Someone know if he create a new channel or a profile on Instagram?

[@ZalMoxis]

Hi Kong, do you know of anywhere to get a tutorial of this form??? I am advanced enough to teach myself and as we can't get to China these days would like to know of a source to look into. Thanks.

[@tangsun4797]

just copy the movements. Wudang Bagua is just modern wushu dancing. no need to be overly correct with the movements.

[@MrDCrosswell]

There's no problem with getting to China. Where do you get that idea? Training at Wudang is expensive, though.

[@zacharydierx9231]

What’s the name of this master?

[@kongwu8444]

Wudang Lingyun

[@freestylebagua]

Most of the bagua I see out of wudan is complete crap, this guy is pretty good but still way too external. He should practice Long Fist or some other external Kung Fu instead. Compare kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKrGp3ytqL5rn6ssi=er2Ht2rCfd6QTVIq

[@kratos_gamer7412]

People in the west need to realise that no matter how good the martial arts is, one still needs to be in good shape. The bagua this guys is performing vs most white dude who claim to be master is very different. Plus in Wudang, they train hard to stay in shape. This is really missing in the western world and that ultimately gives kung fu a bad name. Really tired of seeing masters who are not very old at all, be fat and not have any fluidity and strength and claim that they don’t need to be in shape to kick someone’s ass and then gets knocked down by a Muay Thai guy who may have trained half the time that this so called kung fu master did. If you aren’t training like a warrior, then no point training.