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    Ba Pan Zhang question..

    Greetings,

    Does anyone know if there are any new books or vcds on this style?

    Thank you,

    mickey

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    Ba Pan Zhang is just another name for Bagua or Pakua Zhang.
    It is the same thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fei Li View Post
    Ba Pan Zhang is just another name for Bagua or Pakua Zhang.
    It is the same thing.
    Relatively, yeah.

    Many of it's practitioners claim it is outside of Dong Haichuan's lineage so it isn't Baguazhang, but that's another story.

    To answer your question, I'm sorry but I do not. I hope you find what you're looking for! :P
    Although the changes are infinite, the principles are the same.
    - Wang Tsung Yueh

    To win one hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the highest skill. To subdue the enemy without fighting is the highest skill.
    - Sun Tzu

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    Old Book:
    http://www.plumpub.com/sales/chinese...s_trad13BG.htm

    Yin Yang BA PAN ZHANG
    -TCBG 311
    by Ren Zhi Cheng
    $12.95 Traditional Chinese Characters

    "Published first in 1937, Ba Pan refers to "eight flat things"and can translated as levels. This lineage claims Yin Fu. Whatever the exact lineage, this is one of the most flavorful representations of BaGua you'll see. The twist are extreme and exciting. The spirit of the BaGua completely realized with tremendous monkey-like actions. Just for the photographs, a treasure. Contents include: Explanation of practice, Big BaGua, Ba Pan holds, Ba Pan Saber, Ba Pan Spear, practice drills, four generations of Ba Pan. Special items mentioned are Monkey and Chuan Lin (Forest Penetrating) movements. We have the same thing in our LION Books reprint (LBRP-C034) —elsewhere on this page— format which is larger and has notes but this is a neatly done edition with a beautiful cover."

    http://www.chinafrominside.com/ma/ba...hangintro.html

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    Bapanzhang is supposedly a precursor to baquazhang. It was supposedly taught in the same town as Dong Hai Quan and they 'run the circle' as opposed to 'walk the circle'. It has a clouded historical reference shouded in BS and such so it, along with dubious embellishments, diminished the positive background and exposure, it would not otherwise have!

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