Calling Ba Gua/Pa kua practitioners

[bigsam]

Hi

I'm looking to get in to ba gua/pa kua.

Does anybody have information like

- websites
- links
- online articles
- training videos
- info on schools (aroung the manchester region)
- or any other info

Please post

[iron_leg_dave]

Everything you need is written in a series of journals called "Bagua Journal".

You'll literally find everything you need in them, including the fact that Bow Sim Mark though still beautiful was quite a looker in her day.

You'll have to do your own hunting.

No contemporary wushu, just Pa Kua.

[bigsam]

[QUOTE=iron_leg_dave;881965]Everything you need is written in a series of journals called "Bagua Journal".

Hi

Were do i find these journals

I am doing my online research but just wanting to deal with some opinions now

[Chris-H]

Here is a link to the journal...
http://www.pakuachangjournal.com/index.php

Where are you located? Perhaps there is someone near you?

Chris
www.gaostylebaguausa.com

[bigsam]

i am located in manchester, uk.

That links seems very useful

Thanks

[chud]

I have not seen them yet, but these DVD's sound like they may be pretty good:

http://www.plumpub.com/sales/bagua/kang_bgcourse.htm (Course In Bagua)

http://plumpub.com/sales/dvd/dvdcoll_baguavarious.htm (several other Bagua DVD's, scroll down to "Bagua: The Art of Change", it looks pretty interesting)

Best thing is to find a teacher, and use these DVD's as a supplement to your training; learning purely from a video is very difficult. Good luck.

[Fa Xing]

Yin style Baguazhang is also pretty well documented.

He Jinbao (http://www.yinstylebaguazhang.com/index.html)

Association for Traditional Studies (http://www.traditionalstudies.org/website/Welcome.html)