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Introduction to Baguazhang: From Circle Walking to Advanced Practices 9781623171056, 2020052901, 2020052902, 9781623171049
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Introduction
Just the Fundamentals, Ma’am!
A Defining Moment
Part 1: The Basics
1: Walking the Circle
The First Circle Walkers
Methods of Walking
Directional Changes: T-, L-, and V-Steps
Basic Palm Positions
2: Body Actions
Rise, Drill, Fall, and Overturn: The Basic Actions of Internal Martial Arts
Vertical Rise, Drill, Fall, and Overturn
Horizontal Rise, Drill, Fall, and Overturn
The Guard Stance: Shifting Focus to the Center
Hand Shapes: The Eight Palm Forms and Actions
Part 2: Body Mechanics
3: Principles of Posture and Alignment
4: Post Standing
5: Principles of Fluid Motion
6: Generating Power from the Root
Li Xin Li: Centrifugal Force
Xiang Xin Li: Centripetal Force
Guan Xing: Inertia
Wu Ji Bi Fan: When an Object Reaches Its Extremity, It Must Return
Di Xin Li: Gravity or “Rootedness”
Xin Xin Xiang Ying: A Complete Rapport, Body and Mind
Part 3: Essential Baguazhang Forms
7: The Mother Palms
8: Essential Palm Changes
The Single Palm Change
The Double Palm Change
9: Single Movement Practice
Part 4: Applications
10: Absorbing and Redirecting Energy
11: Evade, Encircle, and Entr How Ba Gua’s 12 Conception Postures Aeroplane the Meridians
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