Fu style bagua form and applications

9 05 2007

Convergence again…

Here’s a very interesting clip that I found late last night, posted by Cyberkwoon – whose martial arts forum I think I first joined in 2001/02 – before I moved to Singapore, anyway!

It’s Fu style bagua, discussed and demonstrated by a master from Chin Woo in Hong Kong. I’ve discussed Fu style a lot here, since I first saw it demonstrated at Chin Woo Singapore’s anniversary show (by a different master from the Hong Kong branch). This form is different to the Dragon form I linked to before, and is much closer to what I was shown by the guys I met last Friday.

Unfortunately, I don’t speak Cantonese at all, so I don’t understand anything that’s said in this clip. The applications speak for themselves, though – before seeing this, I confess I had wondered how Fu style moves would be applied. Now I now…


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9 05 2007
Stephan

Aaaaaaahhhhhhhhh

Too alien to me! Ahahahah

I mean, too used to the traditional style of the circle walking and stuff. His footwork was strange, his moves seemed to me that would stop, and not keep going. But I was fooled. And he crosses his hands a lot, doesn’t he?

Must know more about it. I feel like Ripley.

It feels familiar, but its too strange for me.

9 05 2007
Emlyn

Hehehehe that’s pretty much how I felt when I first saw it on stage at Chin Woo – “This is bagua? Wtf?” – but then I also got fascinated and started to research more about Fu style. Heh: bagua is limitless :-)

9 05 2007
Emlyn

You might find this interesting:

http://www.sfwushu.net/essays/baguazhang.html

10 05 2007
Stephan

Damn, that’s awesome!

Where do you find these?

Remarkable text, really. Man, do you plan sometime coming to Brazil? Ahahahahah

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