Before I found a Baji teacher and had learned about the style, I would watch all the videos I could and this was one of the first that I came across. Many years later I'm still amazed at the skill of the practitioners in this video.
with all respect, instead watch chang long ba ji quan ua-cam.com/video/_kxkN5kI3mA/v-deo.html and witness refinement that is rare in the world and learn more than you expected
@@atomictraveller I watched your link, i think it looks too rigid, it lacks flowing and reminded me of karate (not a good thing). I prefer this video where graceful and fluid movements alternate with decisive pwerful strikes. It has the perfect balance of Yin and Yang.
God, the movement, the exactitude, the timing between moves, the shoulders' position, the speed used for each movement, the strength, the precision... im speechless. I've practiced Wushu Kungfu for 5 years and Wing tsun right now, and yeah, im speechless, only someone who has practiced it and tried it can know how hard actually is to reach that level of mastery.
I started with Traditional Wushu when I was a child. Moved onto TaeKwonDo in my pre-teen to teen years. Currently learning Wing Chun. Started long range style fighting and moving into closer range. All the my masters/instructors were skillful in their arts but not all of them were good teachers. Guess sometimes the champions don't make the best teachers.
Absolutely fantastic! This is true technique. Perfect balance and structure, smooth transitions, very fluid, excellent rooting on each strike/block. The subtitles indicate this is in China, Hebei, Cangzhou. While that is a good city, it is still not as developed as many other areas. This proves that superb martial arts needn't require specialized facilities or expensive equipment. All of us can learn from the practitioners in this video. Xie xie.
This guy is no joke, I've seen enough material arts over the years to KNOW this guy is real pro. The power of the punches the coordination the grace of his moves, it's powerful in any ways😇
i really want to learn this style. after taking karate for 4 years then suddenly stopping after the dojo was closed i forgot how much i loved it. This art is really nice and i would love to be able to learn it. even the first form would be enough for me
This is true. There is a saying that states to the effect of- skill overcomes power and mastery overcomes skill. This indicates the importance of repetition. Our kungfu school's motto is 'I do not fear the ten thousand kicks that you've practised once, I fear the one kick you've practised ten thousand times!'
Do not underestimated this, it's forms may look like dancing but that's routine. It looks weak but it contain explosive inner power that posibly wreack untrained human in single blow. The true essense of traditional chinese martial arts.
@@chandrasonic9997 nah, if you move that fast in that form, your muscles and joints would be injured badly. Good forms are mean to be sharp and should support your body to move faster.
In my Sifu's village there was nothing to do but grow peanuts, practice Hung Gar Shaolin, and drink. They had a similar overall level of skill. Also the same landscaper.
I have a buddy who does MMA and cross trains with me. He also trains in BJJ and Muay Thai. He is one of the few with no bad attitude. And Ive managed to catch him with the ineffective traditional techniques that don't work ;-). Its a good exchange and we learn from each other..
Agreed! UA-cam search Chi Qingsheng to see some explosive Old Yang Style forms as his teacher was a discipline of Yang Shao Hou and Yang Cheng Fu. You'll find two beautiful Changquan forms of Old Yang style and one Yang Shao Hou small frame that is explosive with even a spinning jump kick. One of the ways Tai chi chuan was practiced. Liang De Hua is a disciple of the aforementioned Masters and is starting to teach it all online now including the Yang family Ba Duan Jin neigong and one of the Changquan fast forms to the public. They are beautiful and powerful. Love Kung Fu and authentic lineage results like in this video!
Baji was the emperor's guard's routine. You don't do it in actual performance, but during practice, you hit your thighs and arms with some of the strikes. It toughens your skin. And they don't hold back when they hit too :P
Who here has heard the saying: when pigua is added to baji, gods and demons will both be terrified. when baji is added to pigua, heroes will sigh knowing that they are no match for it?
He throws quite a few. Most kicks are thrown at the thigh, or shin of the opponent. Baji Quan is about short movements, high kicks and knees take a lot longer to pull off than a kick to the shin.
@megadomonic baguazhang is the eight tri-grams palms,baji is explode in eight directions fist. it was once called pazi quan,meaning the raking fist.baguazhang is attributed to dong hai chuan.baji is from meng village,cang county.
very nice, very good, question for the ones who know this ppl in the video, is this all baji, or is ther also a xinyi liuhe set there? or are this two styles really so close?
Nice...I've seen a little Taiji and wave-type movement in my time and enjoyed it in this..and fa-jing type movements...really enjoyed this..the two-person form especially. For the detracters..get over the dust, the world is not all green grass and McDonalds
i read from sources PAUL uses bajiquan in TEKKEN and when i see this vid, i believe it. It's powerful and deadly. The emperor/ dynasty army also practice this stuff.
This style comes from coolies carrying heavy weights on their back on both sides of a pole. The two extended arms on each side of the pole here are used powerfully. The feet are solid on the ground and stable as when carrying weights. Brisk movement corresponds to offloading the cargo or transferring carried weight. Another hypothesis is the movements come from imitating the male bird parade during the mating season. The feet movement are very beautiful. I would like to learn this style.
interesting...but are you sure it came from the coolies?? also, how long ago did they conceive and develop the martial arts? and how did coolies become so wise?
Gotcha! I agree with you in that aspect. Often I'd watch MMA and think a drop elbow would break that hold or his jaw, but that move is illegal. But don't forget, same thing applies for all martial arts tournament matches. Elbows and knee strikes are taught, in Karate and TKD, but most of those techniques are banned from use during competition. I can see where they are coming from though; it's a sport, so they are trying to minimize serious injuries or accidental deaths.
Well repetition is one thing. But you still need application. Try to find people who know the martial art and apply what you practiced. Best one to start off with is have the person do the one-two punch (left hand-right hand; since it is the most common first attack to any fight) and use what you learned to either block/intercept/counter. Different people = different height, strength and habits. Also don't be afraid to get hit. No matter how good you are at martial arts, you will get hit.
The first time i was exposed to Baji was Virtua Fighter....didn't realized Akira (japanese dude character) actually praticing chinese kung fu. I always thought his karate is very weird...until decades later only i realized it's a form of Kungfu called Baji when i watched the TVB Drama "A Fist withig the four walls". I was like....WTF....why are these guys fighting like Akira!!!!
Where chinese have lived, grass does not grow back. The ground is compacted, trees have all been cut to cook rice. This is not because of countryside, you are witnessing centuries of chinese impact on the land. If you ever wondered why chinese used to have floods, it's because for centuries they've cut down trees starting from rivers.
@@HamsterPants522 You're uneducated if you think so. Centuries of systematic tree cutting turned china into a plain. Of course there are trees but few forest. And the proof right in your face is china suffers from chronic massive floods due to erosion from lack of trees around its river which were cut down by centuries of chinese. RFLMAO
I agree with the taught correctly. But I also want to add, understanding/comprehension on the students part. Lots of traditional arts mask their moves into what is mostly incomprehensible so ppl can't steal the techniques. What looked like a flailing arm in Wushu turned out to be 1 takedowns and 2 arm breakers (used as combo or separately; it's very effective). I would not have known that it was used in those ways if I did not think about how to use it and ask my Sifu to expand on it.
Strengthen my opinion that kungfu and silat are related somehow in the ancient time, look at 7:48 . In Silat / Silek Minang (Silek Harimau as i remember) there are also closing / opening like that too.
yes, it's just a question of Romanization. Baguazhang was referred to as Pa kua chang (same ba/pa as in bajiquan, 八). The same way that Taijiquan has been written as t'ai chi chuan. (also notice the ji/chi is the same, 極 meaning "ultimate", or "extreme")
@jung567 well i practice wing chun and the target points are the centre axis of the human body because almost all vital points are along the central line of the body and also when you hit the center of the body the power of your punch does not dissipate as such if you punch for instance near the shoulder (not necessarily the shoulder but above the heart or around that area if this makes sense). there's many styles of kung fu and many would have different target points.hope this helps a lilttle
Standing meditation is used in Baji, as in other Chinese Martial arts. This exercise is originally a Taoist exercise if you research properly, and it was meant to be for spiritual development. Buddhists and Taoists also talk about the internal force Qi/Chi that moves in meridians in our body. So in that sense, these martial arts emerged from these 'religions'.
This is too awesome. What a beautiful and devastating art. Any body know what part of China this video was recorded in? I am in Xi'an right now and currently looking for a Baji teacher. My last was nearly 1000 miles away in northern China and I'm aching to find a new one.
@@skoromniy3776 Не зачем, а почему. Посмотрите как он движется, на положение корпуса и головы. Как сказано в одном старом фильме, "блок мордой не ставят..."
We know that saying too. Just replace "kick" with "move". I'm not putting down repetition. I practice each individual move as warm up. I'm just trying to emphasize the importance of real world application. It's like learning how to ride a horse through books, but until you saddle up and ride one you will never know where the weakness is. Another name for this is called "Combat experience". Also remember when fighting, most people get nervous and freeze up their first time. There is a saying to -
@@mgm6229 Simplemente decía que le encuentro un parecido en ningún momento que fueran iguales, me disculpo si mi opinión le es ofensiva pues supongo usted es un versado en artes marciales que las debe conocer al derecho y al revés y permítame recordarle que en el camino de las artes marciales chinas todos los días se aprende algo nuevo nunca se termina de ser un alumno pues siempre habrá alguien que sepa algo más,así como usted.
@@vidalarturolopezjimenez1132 Era una broma hombre, no hay que enfadarse. No lo dije con mala intención. No, yo no soy ningún experto en artes marciales. Únicamente tengo conocimientos básicos. Nada de lo que estar particularmente orgulloso :)
The Hui people (Chinese: 回族; pinyin: Huízú, Xiaoerjing: حُوِ ذَو ) are a Chinese ethnic group, typically distinguished by their practice of Islam. They form one of the 56 ethnic minority groups officially recognized by the People's Republic of China.
Bajiquan and Xingyiquan are not "soft" styles of Kung Fu. They are both "hard" styles, however, they are both "internal" styles as opposed to "external" styles.
@@humanusername5732 Same here. Was curious about it. It looks like a cool chinese style of kickboxing. Could definitely be combined with boxing and muay thai to really bring out its potential for real fights.
@capfudge Can you kick knees using shoes in MMA? Can you use shoes in general in mma? There are aspects of martial arts that you use in fight sports, but martial are are also strategy. In real life, if you take down somebody, you kick his face with shoes, for example, you don't give him time to get up (angry) and break your face. I think that for sports fighting it's better something like thai boxe, because it's more adaptable to a competition with rules.
Yo tengo la siguiente pregunta porque grandes maestros de kung fu, taichi o cualquier otra disciplina nunca se han venido a vivir o a residir a México? Porque lo han hecho siempre a Europa o a USA? Acaso es por nivel económico?
Another additional new Tekken 6 character Leo uses Bajiquan style, but in Japanese, it will be heard to be called Hakkyokuken. "Baji Quan" appears as one of Li Mei's fighting styles in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance.
Before I found a Baji teacher and had learned about the style, I would watch all the videos I could and this was one of the first that I came across.
Many years later I'm still amazed at the skill of the practitioners in this video.
Same for me. Which lineage you practice now?
I train under the Wutan lineage. How about yourself?@@Livingtree32
Performers are :
1) Yang GuoMing (杨国明) student of Li JunYi, himself student of Wu LianZhi, doing XiaoJia1Lu
2) Yang Jie (杨杰), student of Wu LianZhi， doing XingPi 1Lu
3）Chang YuGang (常玉刚), student of WU LianZhi, doing xiaoJia 4Lu
4) Xu RuiCai (徐瑞才) student of Feng JingShan (student of Wu XiuFeng) doing XingPi
5) Chang YuGang, doing SiLangKuan
6) Wu HuanCai (吴焕才) & Yang GuoMing doing TieShanKao
7) unknown guys doing DuiDa
8) Wu HuanCai & Yang GuoMing doing FuShou
with all respect, instead watch chang long ba ji quan
ua-cam.com/video/_kxkN5kI3mA/v-deo.html
and witness refinement that is rare in the world
and learn more than you expected
@@atomictraveller I watched your link, i think it looks too rigid, it lacks flowing and reminded me of karate (not a good thing). I prefer this video where graceful and fluid movements alternate with decisive pwerful strikes. It has the perfect balance of Yin and Yang.
Thank you so much. I spent many years studying Bajiquan and to see these practitioners is beautiful.
Have you ever heard of Shifu Long Jin Ju?
@@berndg5018Fragst du wegen Ismet?
God, the movement, the exactitude, the timing between moves, the shoulders' position, the speed used for each movement, the strength, the precision... im speechless.
I've practiced Wushu Kungfu for 5 years and Wing tsun right now, and yeah, im speechless, only someone who has practiced it and tried it can know how hard actually is to reach that level of mastery.
this is the best baji presentation! the form, the power, the stomp.
I started with Traditional Wushu when I was a child. Moved onto TaeKwonDo in my pre-teen to teen years. Currently learning Wing Chun. Started long range style fighting and moving into closer range. All the my masters/instructors were skillful in their arts but not all of them were good teachers. Guess sometimes the champions don't make the best teachers.
I still watch this video every once in a while, I really enjoy it. Thanks for the upload.
Beautiful. Watch the whole thing and don't doubt, they are learning how to kick ass in style.
Wow 14 years ago! This is beautiful 🤩
what I'm doing here
Wat
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Absolutely fantastic! This is true technique. Perfect balance and structure, smooth transitions, very fluid, excellent rooting on each strike/block. The subtitles indicate this is in China, Hebei, Cangzhou. While that is a good city, it is still not as developed as many other areas. This proves that superb martial arts needn't require specialized facilities or expensive equipment. All of us can learn from the practitioners in this video. Xie xie.
Many little "martial experts" in the comments, who still shit in their pants when these men already mastered their art to perfection...
Simply a marvel to watch. The very essence of grace and power...
awesome and authentic martial art
Absolutely beautiful! Much respect to the performers and people responsible for recording and posting this video!
This guy is no joke, I've seen enough material arts over the years to KNOW this guy is real pro. The power of the punches the coordination the grace of his moves, it's powerful in any ways😇
i really want to learn this style. after taking karate for 4 years then suddenly stopping after the dojo was closed i forgot how much i loved it. This art is really nice and i would love to be able to learn it. even the first form would be enough for me
This is true. There is a saying that states to the effect of- skill overcomes power and mastery overcomes skill.
This indicates the importance of repetition.
Our kungfu school's motto is 'I do not fear the ten thousand kicks that you've practised once, I fear the one kick you've practised ten thousand times!'
Bruce lee saying
Do not underestimated this, it's forms may look like dancing but that's routine. It looks weak but it contain explosive inner power that posibly wreack untrained human in single blow.
The true essense of traditional chinese martial arts.
Teddy Lim that's the beauty of it, though!
when i watch it at 1.5 speed. the dance become very powerful forms. really amazing.
What do you mean it looks weak LOL
@@chandrasonic9997 nah, if you move that fast in that form, your muscles and joints would be injured badly. Good forms are mean to be sharp and should support your body to move faster.
It doesn’t look weak at all folk. Baji is quite a mandatory course for high ranked politicians’ bodyguard
In my Sifu's village there was nothing to do but grow peanuts, practice Hung Gar Shaolin, and drink. They had a similar overall level of skill. Also the same landscaper.
Very good Baji- powerful, fast and elegant.
Yes, it`s very amazing style! Very good!
There are different types of Baji, I studied a little of the Wudang stuff. I see elements of XinYi in this stuff.
True but the two styles have much in common
I have a buddy who does MMA and cross trains with me. He also trains in BJJ and Muay Thai. He is one of the few with no bad attitude. And Ive managed to catch him with the ineffective traditional techniques that don't work ;-). Its a good exchange and we learn from each other..
Love Chinese martial arts its like a dance an art and loooks awesome. Fave styles is wing Chun and hung ga.
Agreed! UA-cam search Chi Qingsheng to see some explosive Old Yang Style forms as his teacher was a discipline of Yang Shao Hou and Yang Cheng Fu. You'll find two beautiful Changquan forms of Old Yang style and one Yang Shao Hou small frame that is explosive with even a spinning jump kick. One of the ways Tai chi chuan was practiced. Liang De Hua is a disciple of the aforementioned Masters and is starting to teach it all online now including the Yang family Ba Duan Jin neigong and one of the Changquan fast forms to the public. They are beautiful and powerful. Love Kung Fu and authentic lineage results like in this video!
Baji was the emperor's guard's routine. You don't do it in actual performance, but during practice, you hit your thighs and arms with some of the strikes. It toughens your skin. And they don't hold back when they hit too :P
14 yrs ago damn
Who here has heard the saying: when pigua is added to baji, gods and demons will both be terrified. when baji is added to pigua, heroes will sigh knowing that they are no match for it?
Excellent show of good Baji!
Wow the first guy got some strength in his moves!! he must have trained the basics for a long time!!
He throws quite a few. Most kicks are thrown at the thigh, or shin of the opponent.
Baji Quan is about short movements, high kicks and knees take a lot longer to pull off than a kick to the shin.
No higher than groin
@megadomonic baguazhang is the eight tri-grams palms,baji is explode in eight directions fist. it was once called pazi quan,meaning the raking fist.baguazhang is attributed to dong hai chuan.baji is from meng village,cang county.
The kid chilling out in the background while this man is styling is so funny to me.
impressive fa jin and gongfu. crisp, explosive movements and all of you have a powerful zhenjiao. very nice.
this is a very intense very powerful art form matter of fact i have this class today
oh good, have a good training !
Bajiquan is great👍👍👍
this just looks so powerful
when he throws a punch, i can feel the power as if i got hit. just like bruce said: gongfu punch is like a iron ball atteched to an iron chain, whack
bones are hard but not iron. Bruce lee was a honk kong cinema punk with a break in LA.
Kenji goh .. I like that manga.
+putu sudiantha i learned of this martial art from that manga as well!!! :'D
Remarkable footage. Thanks again, k, you always post the good stuff.
very nice, very good, question for the ones who know this ppl in the video, is this all baji, or is ther also a xinyi liuhe set there? or are this two styles really so close?
Nice...I've seen a little Taiji and wave-type movement in my time and enjoyed it in this..and fa-jing type movements...really enjoyed this..the two-person form especially. For the detracters..get over the dust, the world is not all green grass and McDonalds
I didn't even realize that Leo or Akira knew Baji Quan, until I played DoA5 and saw Kokoro.
i read from sources PAUL uses bajiquan in TEKKEN and when i see this vid, i believe it. It's powerful and deadly. The emperor/ dynasty army also practice this stuff.
This is the real Baji
This style comes from coolies carrying heavy weights on their back on both sides of a pole. The two extended arms on each side of the pole here are used powerfully. The feet are solid on the ground and stable as when carrying weights. Brisk movement corresponds to offloading the cargo or transferring carried weight. Another hypothesis is the movements come from imitating the male bird parade during the mating season. The feet movement are very beautiful. I would like to learn this style.
interesting...but are you sure it came from the coolies?? also, how long ago did they conceive and develop the martial arts? and how did coolies become so wise?
@@jedimind5337 That’s actually just some made up pseudo history. Nothing to do with kulis.
Excellent! Excellent indeed!
Akira Yuki is a badass video game character. I love this martial arts style!
Gotcha! I agree with you in that aspect. Often I'd watch MMA and think a drop elbow would break that hold or his jaw, but that move is illegal. But don't forget, same thing applies for all martial arts tournament matches. Elbows and knee strikes are taught, in Karate and TKD, but most of those techniques are banned from use during competition. I can see where they are coming from though; it's a sport, so they are trying to minimize serious injuries or accidental deaths.
這才是真正的滄洲八極，現在國內外普遍流傳的(包括日本.台灣.及海外)，我這里衹能叫改良版的吳式新架。
I like the nitty gritty down home China style. Nice to see these guys training out in the hinter land.
Perfect. I want to learn.
Fizeram até um Pokémon baseado nesse estilo, o Urshifu kkk
If you are interested in dancing, then go watch some dance videos by all means. This is a martial arts demonstration video.
beautiful movements. Also looks effective and powerful. In any case this is an excellent watch.
Grandmaster hop gar lama Kung fu vary pond looks great 👍
It looks like the sober version of drunken style. Also looks like bird techniques, chicken or goose. I love it.
凄い、迫力がある
Kyokushin's most important kata is... sanchin kata. Gee, I wonder where that comes from?
Well repetition is one thing. But you still need application. Try to find people who know the martial art and apply what you practiced. Best one to start off with is have the person do the one-two punch (left hand-right hand; since it is the most common first attack to any fight) and use what you learned to either block/intercept/counter. Different people = different height, strength and habits. Also don't be afraid to get hit. No matter how good you are at martial arts, you will get hit.
这才是真的,现在没了这样的真正的拳、功了😢
他们的后代还在练，没有失传
The first time i was exposed to Baji was Virtua Fighter....didn't realized Akira (japanese dude character) actually praticing chinese kung fu. I always thought his karate is very weird...until decades later only i realized it's a form of Kungfu called Baji when i watched the TVB Drama "A Fist withig the four walls". I was like....WTF....why are these guys fighting like Akira!!!!
I always thought in kung fu movies a lot of fights took place in dusty environments for dramatic effect, but china is really dusty everywhere :)
Vacuum cleaners are overrated.
It's country side, a small village. Here is your deodorant by the way
Where chinese have lived, grass does not grow back. The ground is compacted, trees have all been cut to cook rice. This is not because of countryside, you are witnessing centuries of chinese impact on the land. If you ever wondered why chinese used to have floods, it's because for centuries they've cut down trees starting from rivers.
@@goognamgoognw6637 Bro China is filled with grass and trees. Literally google image search photos of the country. lmao
@@HamsterPants522 You're uneducated if you think so. Centuries of systematic tree cutting turned china into a plain. Of course there are trees but few forest. And the proof right in your face is china suffers from chronic massive floods due to erosion from lack of trees around its river which were cut down by centuries of chinese. RFLMAO
I agree with the taught correctly. But I also want to add, understanding/comprehension on the students part. Lots of traditional arts mask their moves into what is mostly incomprehensible so ppl can't steal the techniques. What looked like a flailing arm in Wushu turned out to be 1 takedowns and 2 arm breakers (used as combo or separately; it's very effective). I would not have known that it was used in those ways if I did not think about how to use it and ask my Sifu to expand on it.
Seeing the Chinese practice their martial arts is proof that ancient Chinese culture lives on.
Akira YUKI....
A lot of kung fu forms have additional movements just to cover up the real techniques, that's how they prevent people from stealing moves.
this video makes baji look beautiful, wish someone taught it up here in london
Strengthen my opinion that kungfu and silat are related somehow in the ancient time, look at 7:48 . In Silat / Silek Minang (Silek Harimau as i remember) there are also closing / opening like that too.
I always thought that "kuntao" part in silat means "kung fu"
Long & Shen long in bloody roar game is near to Li Shuwen baji quan style
Music fantastic
yes, it's just a question of Romanization. Baguazhang was referred to as Pa kua chang (same ba/pa as in bajiquan, 八). The same way that Taijiquan has been written as t'ai chi chuan. (also notice the ji/chi is the same, 極 meaning "ultimate", or "extreme")
Yes.
The style is an amalgamation of a few styles by Sifu Tony Leung (Sifu Tony Clements' sifu) and one it's aspects is chi development.
Number 4, 徐瑞才 (Xu Ruicai) is really poppin' 👍
It's hard to tell what's going on behind the movements. The important thing is the energy behind it all, not the actual movements.
Read a manga called kenji
tonyroman acosta very good call
tonyroman acosta awesome manga, my favorite
Play a game called Shenmue.
Such an amazing manga that will never get a anime
Ras Annunaki wowwww dreamcast man what .. took me back yo
@jung567 well i practice wing chun and the target points are the centre axis of the human body because almost all vital points are along the central line of the body and also when you hit the center of the body the power of your punch does not dissipate as such if you punch for instance near the shoulder (not necessarily the shoulder but above the heart or around that area if this makes sense). there's many styles of kung fu and many would have different target points.hope this helps a lilttle
Great power! ☺
I love this martial art its so beautiful.
Obsessed man. You can feel the Qi.
Standing meditation is used in Baji, as in other Chinese Martial arts. This exercise is originally a Taoist exercise if you research properly, and it was meant to be for spiritual development.
Buddhists and Taoists also talk about the internal force Qi/Chi that moves in meridians in our body. So in that sense, these martial arts emerged from these 'religions'.
This is too awesome. What a beautiful and devastating art. Any body know what part of China this video was recorded in? I am in Xi'an right now and currently looking for a Baji teacher. My last was nearly 1000 miles away in northern China and I'm aching to find a new one.
В конце первой же проходки товарищ получает апперкот - даже кросс не нужен... На этом тао закончится )))
Зачем апперкот?
@@skoromniy3776 Не зачем, а почему. Посмотрите как он движется, на положение корпуса и головы. Как сказано в одном старом фильме, "блок мордой не ставят..."
@@andreykantsarau2751Ну да кстати, сначала просто не обратил внимание
:D this stuff is awesome. i love how they always finish where they began
@TheGoogler77 First white belt technique I learned involved a groin shot, an eye gouge, and a throat attack. Pretty no-nonsense stuff.
We know that saying too. Just replace "kick" with "move". I'm not putting down repetition. I practice each individual move as warm up. I'm just trying to emphasize the importance of real world application. It's like learning how to ride a horse through books, but until you saddle up and ride one you will never know where the weakness is. Another name for this is called "Combat experience". Also remember when fighting, most people get nervous and freeze up their first time. There is a saying to -
Muy impresionante este estilo Baji Quan,le encuentro muy similar al estilo Xing Yi Quan, genial.
Ba Ji es totalmente distinto de Xing Yi Quan. Estudia más artes marciales.
@@mgm6229 Simplemente decía que le encuentro un parecido en ningún momento que fueran iguales, me disculpo si mi opinión le es ofensiva pues supongo usted es un versado en artes marciales que las debe conocer al derecho y al revés y permítame recordarle que en el camino de las artes marciales chinas todos los días se aprende algo nuevo nunca se termina de ser un alumno pues siempre habrá alguien que sepa algo más,así como usted.
@@vidalarturolopezjimenez1132 Era una broma hombre, no hay que enfadarse. No lo dije con mala intención.
No, yo no soy ningún experto en artes marciales. Únicamente tengo conocimientos básicos. Nada de lo que estar particularmente orgulloso :)
you can never understand martial arts, until you understand peace.
I say beautiful art work ,,,thank you
Hermosa y fuerte técnica desde México con amor y justicia. Felicidades.
真正的打架是在街頭，是隨時隨地不分場地地點，也不可能帶拳套..... ，然後現場不管有甚麼東西都可以用!
The Hui people (Chinese: 回族; pinyin: Huízú, Xiaoerjing: حُوِ ذَو ) are a Chinese ethnic group, typically distinguished by their practice of Islam. They form one of the 56 ethnic minority groups officially recognized by the People's Republic of China.
i came here because of Leo
I came here because of li shuwen from fate extra.
KENNETH CABRERA Kokoro from Dead or Alive
me too
Leo too :D
Michael Ingco akira from virtua fighter
这一个是真正的八极拳，我也正在练孟村八极拳。
我的老师是李俊义老师。
what style of bajiquan is thia????
Bajiquan and Xingyiquan are not "soft" styles of Kung Fu. They are both "hard" styles, however, they are both "internal" styles as opposed to "external" styles.
Awesome!
Hey its Kokoro's fighting style aswell! :O
Virtua Fighter - Akira. made me interested first time lol
@@humanusername5732 Same here. Was curious about it. It looks like a cool chinese style of kickboxing. Could definitely be combined with boxing and muay thai to really bring out its potential for real fights.
@capfudge Can you kick knees using shoes in MMA? Can you use shoes in general in mma? There are aspects of martial arts that you use in fight sports, but martial are are also strategy. In real life, if you take down somebody, you kick his face with shoes, for example, you don't give him time to get up (angry) and break your face. I think that for sports fighting it's better something like thai boxe, because it's more adaptable to a competition with rules.
I would love to see the Gun fu Dynasty style, By Master Smith and Master Wesson....✌😁....Just Kidding...Respect for all Martial Arts...🤗
Yo tengo la siguiente pregunta porque grandes maestros de kung fu, taichi o cualquier otra disciplina nunca se han venido a vivir o a residir a México? Porque lo han hecho siempre a Europa o a USA? Acaso es por nivel económico?
not necessarily a lot of martial arts are praised for their beauty and deadliness. Even Tai Chi in a master's hands can be lethal.
Another additional new Tekken 6 character Leo uses Bajiquan style, but in Japanese, it will be heard to be called Hakkyokuken.
"Baji Quan" appears as one of Li Mei's fighting styles in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance.