Why is Baguazhang so strange?

January 31, 2021 / taichinotebook

Why is Baguazhang so strange? What does it have to do with Mongolia? In this episode of my Heretics podcast we have a chat about this very unusual martial art, often considered a sister art to Xing Yi and Tai Chi.

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Tom

February 9, 2021 at 1:26 am

My argument is too circular to fit into this rectilinear comment box. 😉

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