Pdf Isbn Ba Gua
Author: Wang Zhang YuanISBN:Genre: Sports & RecreationFile Size: 46.18 MBFormat: PDF, DocsDownload: 503Read: 158Baguazhang or «The Palm of Eight trigrams» it is one of main schools of traditional Chinese Wushu of the internal branch, which founder is considered as a famous fighter of the past Dong Haichuan. Being a marvelous teacher, he educated a whole pleiad of talented pupils, each of which continued the business of their teacher and created own style, introducing certain corrections and nuances in the techniques.
The book, offered to readers’ attention step by step presents methods, practices and techniques of the martial art of “Eight trigrams”, originated from Liang Zhenpu, who was one of most famous teachers of the school. CONTENTS: Introduction Chapter 1. The brief biography of Baguazhang Liang style masters Chapter 2. Base principles of Baguazhang Chapter 3. Ding Shi Ba Zhang – «Eight Fixed Palms” Chapter 4. Lao Ba Zhang – “Eight Old Palms” Chapter 5. Zhi Tang 64 Zhang - 64 Linear Palms Chapter 6.
Dui Lian – Pair exercises Chapter 7. Bagua Chin-na Chapter 8. Eight main grips ConclusionCategory: Sports & Recreation. Author: Gao YishengISBN: 220Genre: Sports & RecreationFile Size: 70.40 MBFormat: PDF, ePubDownload: 669Read: 1224In its first English-language edition, this detailed training manual is a complete guide to Gao baguazhang, as preserved through the lineage of Liu Fengcai. The youngest of the major bagua lineages, Gao bagua shows the influence of taiji quan, xingyi quan, and shuai jiao. It incorporates traditional bagua weapons, pre-heaven palms, and animal forms in addition to sixty-four individual post-heaven palms and their accompanying two-person forms.
A unique synthesis of health-building techniques, Daoist theory, and practical fighting applications, Gao-style bagua is an example of the finest internal-arts traditions. The original manuscript for The Cheng School Gao Style Baguazhang Manual was completed by the art's founder, Gao Yisheng, in 1936. It was not published at the time, but handed down to his student Liu Fengcai, who edited and published the first Chinese edition in 1991 with the help of his own student Liu Shuhang.
In 2005, Liu Shuhang published a revised and expanded version, and this was again expanded and reissued in a third edition in 2010. Now, the manual has been translated and fully updated for its first English-language edition. Including over 400 photos showing step-by-step techniques and forms, the manual documents the fundamentals of the art as well as detailed descriptions of techniques and empty-hand forms, laying the groundwork for advanced training.
This edition includes rare photos of important masters in the Gao lineage, lineage charts, biographies, and other updates, making it the essential companion for anyone studying Gao style and a useful guide for any practitioner of baguazhang or other Chinese martial arts. From the Trade Paperback edition.Category: Sports & Recreation. Author: Wang Zhang YuanISBN:Genre: Sports & RecreationFile Size: 79.73 MBFormat: PDF, ePub, DocsDownload: 707Read: 924The book, offered to your attention, is devoted to describing the basic and applied technique of one of classic internal styles of Chinese Wushu – Baguazhang school.
Pdf Isbn Ba Gua 2017
The work presents methods and forms of training alone and with a partner, successively, step by step. The large material is accompanied with detail illustrations accenting attention on important aspects of martial application of the technique of this style. CONTENTS: Introduction - Baguazhang history Name and origin Jibengong – basic exercises Jiben Ba Zhang – eight main palms San Ti Shi – a stance of three bodies Bu Xing – stances Bu Fa – Movements Exercises with a movements along a circle Circle conception “Palm of eight trigrams” form Wuji – infinity form Taiji – “Great Limit” form. The beginning of movement Liang Yi – the form of double order. The Single Changing Palm Yongfa – martial application Si Siang – four elements.
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