Ba Gua Zhang Second Quan
The second form of the eight Baguazhang movements! Leave questions in the comment sections below!
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Or otherwise asked: Where does the 2nd Quan start at which timecode exactly and when does it end? When u demonstrate it for the last time in this video it seems like you are eager to do the circular movement again, but I guess this is the finish of the 2nd form and one COULD run the quan endlessly? It would be great if you could tell when a quan starts and when it exactly ends, I am slightly irritated by the fact that your are first referring to the first quan and I am not sure which movements are… Read more »
Each form has two sides and start and finish with Bao – embracing motion looking outside.
Ok, maybe it is because of the camera moving in the first quan tutorial, but it looks like as if you are embracing sideways to your initial position, before the first circle starts and in the end. In the 2nd quan ( at 2:31 min – I guess you skipped the arm raising and “shi bu?”) you turn like 105° to the right so your back faces to the inital posture instead of the side, while it seems that in the 1st quan you turn 45° to the right. Is this how it has to be or are the directional… Read more »
The embracing motion is exactly the same every time.