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Is there a single Bauga website that maps out all of the many lineages and how they relate to those currently teaching today? I'm curious about the major Bagua lineages in general, the landscape of who's teaching different lines and their differences.
I poked around a little but couldn't find anything definitive; probably because I'm lazy and not very bright. Most likely an instance of: Let Me Google That For You http://lmgtfy.com/
Thx.D
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Ba gua is a huge family.
may be it will be easier if you focus on one line---
http://www.ottawakungfu.org/bagua/bagua-resources
O R’LYEH? IA, R’LYEH!
There was a Freemind Mindmap of extant bagua lineages at one point but due to annoyance by various people the author/compiler took it out of public webspace.
It resides on a private section of a server and has.. oh lord.. probably several hundred names at this point.
The problem is.. if you put something up in public.. half the people won't contribute to it, and the other half will complain about it somehow being innacurate (and they all disagree as to how).
"The first stage is to get the Gang( hard, solid power). every movement should be done with full power and in hard way, also need to get the twisting and wrapping power, whole body's tendon and bones need to be stretched to get the Gang( hard) power. "
-Bi Tianzou -
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Bummer. Thanks for the feedback, though.
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http://www.ottawakungfu.org/bagua/bagua-resources
Thanks, SPJ.
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