Yin Fu Bagua – Zhu Baozhen – 8 Hard Palms

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Yin Fu Bagua – Zhu Baozhen – 8 Hard Palms

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Salepage: Yin Fu Bagua – Zhu Baozhen – 8 Hard Palms

Subtitled in English and Chinese. 2 H 15 min Born in 1933 Zhu Bao Zhen received his BaGua training from three masters: He Zhong Xing, He Zhong Chi, and Liu Zhen Lin.
He is the martial brother of B.K. Frantzis’ master, Liu Hung Chieh. He was born in the summer of 1933.
He was exposed to BaGua by Liu Zhen Lin after studying Shaolin and Xing Yi.
He specializes in the Yin Branch of the art. His ability in this art is impressive.
His motions are fluid and flexible, displaying BaGua principles in every action.
He is still physically strong for his age and displays a dynamic and accurate interpretation of the style.

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