yin yang baguazhang

[WenJin]

Hello,

Has anyone heard about this type of bagua :
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~shoude/bagua1.htm

as that is all I could find about it!
Any information about origin or characteristics and how it relates to the other bagua families ?
Also, how about opinions from bagua practitioners about it?


Thank you

[Guandi]

Jarek has an article about this style on his website:

http://msnhomepages.talkcity.com/SpiritSt/xinyi/index.html

Guandi

[boy_analog]

Actually, it's pretty clear that the art described in Jarek's site is different. The origins and lineages are completely different. Not to mention the names!

The yin yang baguazhang school is here in Sydney. I've never checked it out. FWIW, it's sited in a fairly prominent location in chinatown.

[Guandi]

Different from what? I do not understand clearly what you wanted to say with you message.

Guandi

[boy_analog]

All I'm saying is that (yin yang) bapanzhang and (yin yang) baguazhang are two different styles.

Check out Jarek's link, and read up on the history of the art. Then check out the yin yang baguazhang site, and read up on the history of that art.

Somewhat different, aren't they?‰

[Crimson Phoenix]

I always thought yin yang bapanzhang was the original name given to bagua before Dong Hai Chuan really thought about it...
I think I have some infos on yin yang bagua, I'll post them when I have more time :-)
Phoenix