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| Ba Gua Basic Method: Before practicing Ba Gua Zhang, there is the Ba Gua Basic Method to learn.? In In EOE, the purpose of this Basic Method is to investigate the basis of posture in body dynamics, and the principles of motion (inertia and movement dynamics.) The Basic Method of a martial art represents its fundamental capabilities and fighting power; it demonstrates tactical thought, and is the basis of technique in defense, striking, and throwing/joint-locking. |
| Hand Method: The Hand Method is a design/plan for executing technique, and a map to guide the practice of movement. Unlike the linear movement of everyday life, Ba Gua Zhang has a structure that links wave motion and spiral motion. Therefore, its hand method must entail a study of three-dimensional spiral movement |
Opening - Body Manipulation Method: The Opening is a Body Manipulation Method that begins the basic training. I practice the movement as confirmed by dynamics of posture, based on body mechanics. |
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Basic Method (Crossed method): Crossing Method is for contacting and connecting with a partner. Crossing technique is the method of establishing a cross, while Crossed technique takes place after Crossing. Crossing technique is a defensive method that establishes contact. Crossed technique is a method of controlling the contact/connection. |
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Basic Method(Change Palm): Change Palm is the foundation of the palm method, which condenses the fundamental thought of Ba Gua Zhang. Change Palm contains the elements of up/down, right/left, and front/back, with a spinning/turning movement that creates Total Movement via the relativity of hands and feet. |
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