Hsingi or Baqua

[donbdc]

Does anyone know of any schools in Baltimore MD? I have a few contacts in the DC area but not here. Looking for a friend of a friend.
Thank you
Don

[ftgjr]

Here is a Xinyi/ Bagua teacher in your area. His name is Mark Li. I have studied with one of his Fathers disciples here on Long Island.

http://litailiang.homestead.com/Schedule.html

[donbdc]

This is for a college kid at Hopkins w/ no car, unfortunately. But I will check out his school some time. I have not met this group and they are pretty close to me.
Thanks again
Don

[doug maverick]

baltimore has a good subway system. so start learning them trains buddy

[donbdc]

Thats all good but there has to be a good school or a Sifu in the Baltimore area.
I know a number of schools on the DC suburbs. Baltimore seems to be a desert. 25 years ago Robert Smith taught at UMBC, He was more of a Tai Chi man but he taughth Hsingi and Baqua as well, aren't there any students of his left? Or other lineages of Hsingi and Baqua?

[kunfumark]

Greg Hatza teaches Pa Kua in Catonsville. This is the Pa Kua Chang of Lu Shui-Tian


http://www.pa-kua.com/


Gregs site:

http://pakuachang.homestead.com/files/index.html


Also there's a seminar taught by Master Park on March 28-29th 2008. More information can be found on Parks site.


MM

[kunfumark]

Greg Hatza also teaches a class in the Towson area.

Contact Greg directly, as this location has recently changed.

[donbdc]

I am sure the student will be very greatful. I appreciate the contact. Take Care
Don