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Bagua
What is Bagua?
Baguazhang (八卦掌), or “Eight Trigrams Palm,” is a Chinese internal martial art. Developed in the 19th century, it is famous for circular walking, evasive movements, and open-hand strikes.
Bagua is not only a martial system but also a practice of Taoist philosophy, emphasizing constant movement and adaptability.
Why Train Bagua?
Internal Training – energy flow, breathing, balance.
Unique Movement – circular walking, evasive footwork.
Health Benefits – posture, flexibility, energy.
Martial Effectiveness – close-range striking and redirection.
Philosophy – rooted in Taoist ideas.
How Does Bagua Compare?
Vs Tai Chi – Bagua is more dynamic and evasive.
Vs Karate – less linear, more circular.
Vs Aikido – similar circular principles, different origins.
Bagua in Europe
Practiced in small Chinese martial arts schools, often alongside Tai Chi and Xingyi, especially in France, Germany, and the UK.
Bagua
What is Bagua?
Baguazhang (八卦掌), or “Eight Trigrams Palm,” is a Chinese internal martial art. Developed in the 19th century, it is famous for circular walking, evasive movements, and open-hand strikes.
Bagua is not only a martial system but also a practice of Taoist philosophy, emphasizing constant movement and adaptability.
Why Train Bagua?
How Does Bagua Compare?
Bagua in Europe
Practiced in small Chinese martial arts schools, often alongside Tai Chi and Xingyi, especially in France, Germany, and the UK.