Cheng Style Gao Bagua 7 DVD Set by Liu Jingru
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DVD 1 - Cheng Style (Ba Gua Zhang) Series Eight Palms
DVD 2 - Cheng Style (Ba Gua Zhang) Series Pair Practice of Eight Diagrams Palm
DVD 3 - Cheng Style (Ba Gua Zhang) Series Ba Gua Sword (Eight Diagrams Sword)
DVD 4 - Cheng Style (Ba Gua Zhang) Series Bagua Interlink Palm with Swimming Body
DVD 5 - Cheng Style (Ba Gua Zhang) Series Appreciation of Bagua Zhang and Weapons
DVD 6 - Cheng Style (Ba Gua Zhang) Series Eight Diagram Ziwu Yuanyang Yue
DVD 7 - Cheng Style (Ba Gua Zhang) Series Bagua Mud-wading Step and Basic Eight Palms
About the Instructor:
Liu Jingru was born on july 5, 1936 in gaoyang county of hebei province, china. he is now 68 years old and is the 8 duan the chinese wushu duan wei system.in 1947, liu's family moved to beijing. in 1957 he began to learn baguazhang and xingyiquan under luo xingwu, the disciple of li wen biao who, in turn is a student of cheng tinghua, founder of the cheng style baguazhang. liu also learn martial art under hao en guang, a student of li cun yi. thereafter, he continued his practice and learning under a number of illustrious wushu masters.
in 1962, liu learn luo xuan quan, also known as spiral boxing, and baguazhang from master qiu zhi he, a student of zhang zhankui. he learn yin style baguazhang from he zhongqi, and the six harmonies praying mantis boxing, from shan xiangling. at the same time, he was further guided by cheng youxin, liu tanfeng and wang wenkui to pursue his wushu career.
the careful guidance of liu jing ru's masters and his own studious practice brought their rewards. in 1963, aged 26, liu participated in the beijing city wushu competition and won his first championship and award in both xingyiquan and baguazhang. for many times liu won championship in performing the baguazhang at many other chinese traditional martial arts competitions.
in 1979, liu participated in the wushu exchange event held in nannin, the capital city of the guangxi province. this event was of particular importance because it was the largest wushu competition that had been organized in china since the cultural revolution started (1966). many wushu masters participated. the average age of the competitions was 47. at 43 and considered a youngster, liu won the gold medal in baguazhang. in 1980, in the second exchange held in taiyuan, shanxi province he won another gold medal.
Language: Chinese with English subtitles
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