Wudang or Bagua in HK

[Wolf]

Hi all,

Will be visiting HK soon and was wondering if anyone can recommend any Wudang or Bagua schools.

Thanks in advance!

[mjpol34]

Hi
This is a link to Cheg Tin Hungs son A complete system of Wudang? Tai chi Chuan. Some of our students visit here from Scotland over the summer.

http://www.hktaichi.com/

[Wolf]

Thanks for the reply.

I was looking for Wudang, in particular the Taiyi Five Element form.

Otherwise, Bagua would be great.

[kuniggety]

Your post is extremely confusing. Wudang is an area in China. It has come to be commonly used in reference in the traditional internal CMA aka nei-gong such as Taiji, Baguazhang, and Xing-Yi.

So, when you're talking about Wudang or Bagua and when someone references a Taiji school you say you want Wudang, yes, it's confusing what you're talking about.

[Tao Of The Fist]

Your post is extremely confusing. Wudang is an area in China. It has come to be commonly used in reference in the traditional internal CMA aka nei-gong such as Taiji, Baguazhang, and Xing-Yi.

So, when you're talking about Wudang or Bagua and when someone references a Taiji school you say you want Wudang, yes, it's confusing what you're talking about.

I think he was referring to the other orthodox Wudangshan system( Like Baxianquan, Fuhuquan, Taiyiwuxingquan ) , rather than Wudangquan (taiji, xingyi, bagua, baji, etc.).

[fan]

sifu joe lok
wudang energy association
+852 9889 6288
wudangenergy@gmail.com
http://www.wudangenergy.com/

[Wolf]

Thanks for your replies.

I consider Wudang like Shaolin (as a style as well as being a place in China) so was looking for specific wudang styles or schools that teach wudang as a specialty.

Failing that was happy to check out bagua (or even xing yi).

Appreciate the last post from Fan, will try and check it out.