You already know I searched this up trying to air bend

@nzrrreborn2510

3 жыл бұрын

*Day 3 of Lockdown 3 in the UK be like:*

@amrbahram2171

3 жыл бұрын

Same, only difference is i am trying to mimic zaheer

@notviolaslol

3 жыл бұрын

yep same here

@Diogatos

3 жыл бұрын

What would I have to search for to get a hit on earth, fire and water bending as well?

@koyffee

3 жыл бұрын

@@Diogatos You could search what the bending was based on, thats what I did to find this one. It was on nikelodean aswell

I've been rehabbing a foot injury since 2009. The bagua that I learned in Thailand has been really helpful in rebuilding proprioception. Honestly, its been helpful for a whole lot of things--changed my life. Thank you for the refresher course here...will be implementing this into my daily routine.

When doing the basic kou bu/bai bu it’s important to also mention that the hips should be opening (bai bu) and closing (kou bu) in unison with movements. If you simply twist at the knees you will damage them.

@Poemsforpisces

3 жыл бұрын

wdym by opening and closing of the hips?

@markdonovan1540

3 жыл бұрын

@@Poemsforpisces ok, the hip joint opens to facilitate the turning of the leg which ensures the knee stays aligned with the ankle and hip bone part of the pelvis. This opening of hips requires a release of tension so that the groin area of the hip folds open or folds closed - as if opening and closing a book. It's not easy to explain, it requires a bit if awareness and practice. What people, especially beginners, often do is allow the knee to turn inward relative to the foot and ankle, which will put excess strain on knee ligaments. Over time this would likely lead to knee damage. Try to think of the ball and socket joint of the hip as a gate that swings open and closed, with the thigh, knee, ankle and foot all aligned below the point of rotation. The same applies to the outward rotation (or opening), care must be taken not to twist the knee. You need to rotate outwardly (opening) in the hip on the side of leg that is turning outward and rotate inwardly (closing) of the side of the leg that is turning inward. The ball and socket joint of the hip doesn't just open and close like a gate, because it can rotate in many directions, but in this stepping movement we are only getting the hip to open and close along a vertical axis. The knee can bend in line with this vertical axis, as knee joint is perfectly designed for bending inline with thighs and shins. The knee joint is not designed to twist against the line of the thigh and shin bones. Some twisting tension will occur in the knee joint if you allow knee joint to collapse/buckle inwards while turning the leg in, or if you allow the knee to push outward while turning leg outward. Twisting the knee joint will eventually cause damage, unless you take care of these movements and do exercises to strengthen knee ligaments. I hope this helps.

@Poemsforpisces

3 жыл бұрын

@@markdonovan1540 it certainly does!! Ty so much for tsking the time. That was so well explained.

@markdonovan1540

3 жыл бұрын

@@Poemsforpisces I'm glad you found it helpful. I've never learnt Baguazhang, although I find it interesting. However, I've been fortunate to have found a couple of excellent Taiji teachers over the years, so I am aware of some of the mechanics and energetics of the internal arts. I still consider myself a beginner in many aspects, so I still need to learn from others, as we all do. But the hard work of practice is something each one of us has to do for ourselves. It's important to do two things: start and continue. That's what my old Taiji teacher used to say. Unfortunately, I failed to continue after starting with a lot of enthusiasm. However, in recent years I have picked it up again, but it's almost like starting from the beginning again.

Not only is he an expert of wushu he's also a master motion graphics animator 💯!

so when do we learn the air scooter?

awesome lesson! this is the style of wushu material I've been looking on internet and didn't find until now... looking forward to the next lesson! 加油！

@jiayodotcom

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the video, Giovane! I’ll be making more soon :)

@christoddes35

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with Giovanni. Very clear and understandable. Thank you!

😂 So many people want to learn bending arts of Avatar.... me too 😅 I consider myself being an air-nomad and airbender 🤚💨 🧡 (Bagua Zhang)

I can airbed now this was very easy to understand I give this video a ten out of ten

Thank you for the basic Chinese terminology also.

Thank you Sifu

I love this, is so calming, yet my brain and body are working hard to get the movements right ❤❤

Ive been in karate for about 4 or 5 years, wanted to air bend and this is actually alot harder than it should be. Still not very hard to do but great focus is needed to do this practice properly and slowly. Fantastic i will be doing this kou bu and bai bu for balance

This is Really awesome man. Much thanks ^_^

Невероятно, очень круто. Спасибо!

This is an exceptionally well done tutorial, masterfully done, meticulously detailed. REALLY looking forward to future videos from you on the palms and circle walking! Hope you are able to publish those soon!

@jiayodotcom

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it, Winfield! Hoping to eventually make more videos :)

@Michael-yf1wo

2 жыл бұрын

@@jiayodotcom Great job! Subscribed! It's very difficult to find "the basics" of bagua so patiently demonstrated with (deceptively) simple yet essential foundational exercises.

@TryHard30Boi

Жыл бұрын

@@jiayodotcom funny I was trying to learn jet li style he did in the one movie he was doing while he was in his Dojo room

Supremely grateful to have this video and this clear instruction of Bagua Zhang available, I have wanted to learn for years but haven’t had an accessible teacher. Thank you

You have a very nice and calming voice.

Hey there....thanks for sharing knowledge about these arts...it helps a lot....please continue sharing more about these.....god bless you❤❤❤❤❤

I so wish there was more here 🥰

Very good. Very faithful to dong hai chuan ❤

Nice!

gracias por explicar paso a paso, quiero aprender la forma pero no tengo un maestro cerca para las indicaciones como estas, es de gran ayuda para comenzar. saludos

very good instruction shifu

This is just what I needed, I am planning to delve a little deeper into this for the purposes of self defense and meditation mainly.

Thank you so much!! This is what I've been looking for!!

@jiayodotcom

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you found it ;)

I love how you explain this art. I am very hopeful that i absorb your teachings properly Thank you 😊

@jiayodotcom

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy the videos!

Thanks. I really want to learn the circle walking with the basic palm positions. My goal is to have a simple adjunct to my slow tai chi set, something that will raise my heart rate a little. I also understand that the static palm/arm postures have some of the benefits of Zhan Zhuang.

Your Bagua lessons are wonderful. More, more please.

"Good, good" - " What is good, teacher?" - "All wrong!"

thank you for this priceless instruction your donation to our health will be used wisely 🙏

Very clear and detailed ... thank you!

Very good lessons, thank you very much.

Heard about this martial art long ago but my 1st time reaaly watching basic. Ive prcatice tai chi before though

One bedroom in Brooklyn NY... i felt that!!

this is very cool. i really appreciate the time you took in recording this.

Yes I can airbend now

Thank you very easy to follow I hope I become good at Bagua zhang

Dude this is amazing. Thanks! I've subscribed and will practice this for today and watch a new one later on

Will definitely be keeping an eye out for any further parts! Looking to learn a new martial art, and have always been fascinated with Baguazhang! Thank you Sifu Brandon!

when will part 3 be available?

I have plantar fasciitis, and I lost my thyroid to cancer in 2017 and have been struggling with all of the changes that has brought to my body (weight gain, chronic fatigue, brain fog, etc.). I've been wanting to learn bagua zhang for a few years now because I think it would be ideal for helping me heal my body and start getting back into shape. And, let's be perfectly honest here, I would not have discovered it if not for Avatar: The Last Airbender. So all of you above me in the comments (or below if you sorted newest to oldest) may be wanting to learn airbending because you're all a bunch of nerds (my people 🥰), but I am learning airbending for my health.

Although a fan of Avatar the last Airbender, and definitely want to learn air bending, I'm more here for learning a style to help me in my meditation, I do practice Tai chi, I'm actually getting myself to practice again and I want to learn qi gong as well, I've been told the 3 are connected and trying to learn more about each and so on. This is definitely a great video to begin with really can't wait to practice this more 😊

walk slowly, heel to toe - five seconds for each step. The inside leg should be square and the outside should guide. Most importantly, keep low, very low - your legs are just taking you for a walk while your body attacks/slips/blocks.

Thanks for showing the world my favorite Martial Art. Your Neji in real life

Thank you for these detailed instructions! And, I am just curious: your shoes look comfortable for this. What are they, please?

This is very good - Ba Gua walking is very complex. you can't get too much basics.

Hey can you make a playlist on bagua zhang training ??, Sir , thank you .!!!

@gaminghunt5837

3 жыл бұрын

Anjan am admi varatiya!

Xie Xie Nin Jiashou! Great info and attention to detail. Thank you for sharing this art.

@jiayodotcom

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the video, John!

wow I was surprised by the beginning footwork, its actually how I walk naturally, got a bit of a flat foot haha

Thank you for such clear instruction and quality of video. Been doing this stepping all day now because of this.

Excellent instruction that anyone should be able to follow. I have never learnt Bagua, but this video might help me to at least get a feel for it. I have done a fair bit of Judo, Kung Fu and Taiji. However, this is quite different, although I can see it has a lot in common with Taiji principles. Most baguazhang videos go straight into the circling forms, without any basic foundation preparation, so this video definitely helps prepare a good foundation.

@AtarahDerek

3 жыл бұрын

That's why Aang moved to Taiji after mastering Bagua. And it's why he was such a natural at it.

I have a question when turning left and right do you bend your knees slightly edit: nvm I just saw you do bend the knees slightly 😅

Here because my main xiaoyu from tekken is practicing this as her fighting style along with Piguaquan

Only the watching is relaxing

I AM AIRBENDER NOWWWWW

What is the goal of the footing above the ground? Does it really help?

Good god, man.

Hello can anyone learn how to to this l love avtrar the last airbender as kid if you could get back to me that would be aswome

I wasn't expecting so many people here to be so excited with airbending as I am...I am trying to be an airbender in the way if thinking too...I have already killed too many ants and moths

@AtarahDerek

3 жыл бұрын

I killed a deer with my car last week. Still stressing out about it, actually.

I really one this guy and he's good however om so some of this naturally

Im here cause of ling xiaoyu

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

I already know Judo...but I still want to learn this just in case anything happens or when I'm bored

what style of bagua is this

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for an extra degree of difficulty keep the rear heel of the front foot level with the ground as it moves forward passing the front footand becoming the front foot ,in other words never show the sole of your foot, the foot stays level all the time

who come here to learn airbending martial arts

Please tell me if there is someone who is bored in quarantine and wants to be airbender?

Please set e playlist sir

I searched it up because this is the same style Neji uses in Naruto lmao 🤣

This is really wonderful. Do you offer more of these beginner classes..I would love to do more and then begin the circle using this knowledge. Thsnk you!

👍

I just wanna be an Airbender

Hi, is it suitable for absolutely beginner like me.

@jiayodotcom

3 жыл бұрын

This video is intended for beginners.

Which style of baguazhang is it?

Subtítulos en español? No? Subtítulos en inglés aunque sea?

@jiayodotcom

3 жыл бұрын

No hay subtítulos en español. Lo siento.

i have a book on gao bagua

me wanting to air bend hand have the byakugan

What family of Bagua is this?

Who else is trying to Mimic avatar and learn The closest thing to Bending

cheng school gao bagua style

I see knee bending but no air bending

I just want to learn gentle fist

@nzrrreborn2510

3 жыл бұрын

Same here lol

@itzchrisyt2300

3 жыл бұрын

Same neji is my favorite

I just wanna fight like Gong Er in grandmaster 🤣🤣

Hey Brandon inside foot steps first. Peace

instructions not clear, ended up not bending the air

WHat is the purpose of this?

Me trying to learn how to do the Byakugan 8 trigram airpalm:

@itzchrisyt2300

3 жыл бұрын

HYUGA CLAN FOREVER

Hyuuga Neiji brought me here

@itzchrisyt2300

3 жыл бұрын

Same HYUGA CLAN FOREVER

Why don't you have airbending tattoos????🤔

@jiayodotcom

3 жыл бұрын

Avatar: The Last Airbender started in 2005. I've been practicing bagua zhang since 1998. I didn't start practicing bagua to copy the TV show. The TV show copied us :)

@_RM10_

3 жыл бұрын

@@jiayodotcom nice😂

@itzchrisyt2300

3 жыл бұрын

@@jiayodotcom man if you started 1 year later I would of said where is your byakugan

@jiayodotcom

3 жыл бұрын

@@itzchrisyt2300 I don't watch any of the shows you're referencing, so I have no idea what you're talking about.

8 trigrams 2 palms

Am I the only one who is only watching this because of neji and hinata 😅

All this talk of air bending what about gentle fist

Junge mach das doch erstmal 10 Jahre für dich und wenn du dann feststellest das du was kannst Mach von mir aus nen Video, wenn’s sein muss😂