Nice Bagua Apps

[Walk the Torque]

I'm a bit biased as Chris Ray is a good freind of mine. Its nice to see him finally showing some of his stuff.

http://kr.youtube.com/watch?v=2xvEUkrzg ... re=related

[Mut]

it looked ok, for me i would have liked less choppy editing and a fuller view at times. But the apps look pretty good. I liked the music too

[64Palms]

I liked the way he moves. As i agree it is hard to see all with the editing on that clip it still got the point across.

[kreese]

Wouldn't he eat that left hand?

[middleway]

he has got the good apparantly ....

i likes

Chris

[Dillon]

It's interesting; some of the apps I enjoyed, but there were a few spots where he clearly wasn't moving 1:1 with his partner.

[Plante]

Quite good. He seems to have a good frame / body structure to work with.

[Lincoln]

It was too stucatto like Hsing I. It did not flow like Bagua should.
Why was he winding up before his strikes like a boxer????
What style is this?

[cloudz]

hm.. My pal goes to classes there and is learning some very interesting martial "qigong" set from him.. I think he has good stuff to teach.

[C.J.Wang]

He makes contact, lets go of the contact, moves, changes angle, and grabs the opponent's body. It works but not something I'd do.

[Fubo]

What style is this?

I believe he studied/studies with BKF.

[Walk the Torque]

What style is this?

I believe he studied/studies with BKF.

Yes he did. Also studied with Frank Allen. Chris has also studied with a few others and practiced with many more.

[roger hao]

Ditto what C.J.Wang said. No-stick.

[Areios]

I think he sometimes don't know what to do when he got the back...

[C.J.Wang]

Do BKF and Frank Allan's Bagua systems have linear 64 palms?

Oftentimes when people only practice circle walking, they don't have enough entry and finishing techniques needed in the arsenal.