@@Aklukva One observation I should make is the keeping of the hand in the exact middle of the circle as this guy is doing. I remember that phase, it seemed behaviorally unavoidable but unrealistic for fighting to my imagination. Eventually I passed through it.
@@Aklukva As If I were such, though I'm beginning to believe there is some group who pursue after them, leaving those unskilled alone. In chapter 12 of Sun Lu Tang's Bagua manual (Brennan trans.), in the description of the snake technique there is a mention of a book by Sun Lu Tang called Secrets of the Shaolin Boxing Art, published 1915. I've not been able to find a translation or copy of it anywhere. Let me know if you have one!
@@freestylebagua I agree. Lots of custom shapes. Interpretations. Regarding the book on the points attack, I don’t have it. I have lots chinese books on dian xue but not this one.
Superb, who was that?
Sorry, I don't know.
@@Aklukva One observation I should make is the keeping of the hand in the exact middle of the circle as this guy is doing. I remember that phase, it seemed behaviorally unavoidable but unrealistic for fighting to my imagination. Eventually I passed through it.
@@freestylebagua 进了八卦门要终身走转不停.
@@Aklukva As If I were such, though I'm beginning to believe there is some group who pursue after them, leaving those unskilled alone.
In chapter 12 of Sun Lu Tang's Bagua manual (Brennan trans.), in the description of the snake technique there is a mention of a book by Sun Lu Tang called Secrets of the Shaolin Boxing Art, published 1915.
I've not been able to find a translation or copy of it anywhere. Let me know if you have one!
@@freestylebagua I agree. Lots of custom shapes. Interpretations. Regarding the book on the points attack, I don’t have it. I have lots chinese books on dian xue but not this one.