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	Wushu/Kung-Fu (Bajiquan) - Lajikuvaus
		Baji originated in the southeastern villages of Cang County in the Hebei province of China.
		Bajiquan is characterized by being practical, powerful, very fierce and ruthless.
		During fighting the Bajiquan practitioner would approach the opponent from a long-range position and close to a body-to-body contact distance.
	www.kamppailulajit.net /lajikuvaukset/kungfu_bajiquan_lajikuvaus.html (88 words)

	БА ДЗИ ЦЮАН - Бокс на Осемте Предела - DaoBG форум
		Bajiquan originated in the southeastern villages of Cang County, in the HeBei province of China.
		The other is to denote the unique characteristics of bajiquan's "internal strength", or jing, where the jings generated are always extended to the eight extreme directions.
		This is a typical bajiquan strategy: the power from the body is released in a way that does not require one to retract the attacking hand in order to issue the follow-up strike, thus enabling the same hand to issue multiple power releases in sucession.
	www.daobg.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=1883&view=getlastpost (2730 words)

	List of Kungfu
		Bajiquan was originally called Baziquan, or "rake fist", due to the fact that when not striking, the fist is held loosely and slightly open, resembling a rake.
		Bajiquan is visibly hard in its appearance, its jings are short and crispy, and its combat strategy primarily employs short-range fighting in body-to-body contact distance.
		In the practice of Piguazhang, the waist and the kua are employed as the centre of motion, and the torso, arms, and palm become an integrated moving body.
	club.ntu.edu.tw /~ntubachi/Bajiquan/en_kungfu.htm (3016 words)

	Bajiquan - WikiMartialArts
		Bajiquan is a style of Chinese martial arts renowned for its short but powerful punches and elbow strikes.
		Bajiquan is literally translated as "Eight Extreme Fists," as there are eight methods of hand-strikes.
		Bajiquan training focuses especially on development of leg strength, a prerequisite for the extreme power students later learn to produce.
	wikimartialarts.org /main/index.php/Bajiquan (326 words)

	Bājíquán
		Bajiquan was originally called Baziquan (巴子拳 or 鈀子拳; literally "rake fist"), due to the fact that when not striking, the fist is held loosely and slightly open, resembling a rake.
		The mechanics of jin are developed through many years of practice and Bajiquan is known for its particularly strenuous lower-body training and its emphasis on the horse stance.
		Bajiquan was in brought to popular attention in the west largely by the Sega video game Virtua Fighter, as the style that the main character Akira Yuki practices, though none of the many representations of Bajiquan in popular media has ever been very accurate.
	www.1bx.com /en/Bajiquan.htm (1110 words)

	IQKTA - International Qian Kun Taiji Association
		Bajiquan ist wie Shaolin-Wushu, Taijiquan, Baguazhang oder Xingyiquan eine der bedeutenden traditionellen chinesischen Kampfkünste.
		Seine Quelle liegt in Zangzhou in der Provinz Hebei.
		Mit Bajiquan lernen wir eine sehr traditionelle chinesische Kampfkunst und kommen damit der alten chinesischen Kultur näher.
	www.qiankuntaiji.com /bajiquan.htm (539 words)

	Bajiquan (Eight Extremes Boxing)-21Bowu.com
		Bajiquan or the eight extremes boxing is also known as the open-door eight extremes boxing, which is one of the traditional Chinese boxing schools.
		Bajiquan is known for its force-fullness, simplicity and combative techniques.
		According to Wushu proverbs: “For ministers, Taijiquan is used to run the country and for generals, Bajiquan is used for defending the country.” From this it can be seen that Bajiquan holds a significant position among various Chinese boxing school.
	www.21bowu.com /english/Schoolboxing/showboxing.asp?id=7 (256 words)

	Bajimen
		BaJiQuan originates from the DongNan town of Cang county, HeiBei province, in the area of Meng village, about seventy to eighty li (about 40 km) from the city, traditionally called "The nest of BaJi".
		BaJiQuan and PiGuaZhang originally belonged in the same family, and were both taught by WuZhong.
		Nowadays, aside from the local BaJiQuan in Cang county, in the north east there is HuoDianGe's system, in the north west there is system taught by MaFengTu, and in Taiwan there is grandmaster Liu's system of BaJiQuan.
	www.bajimen.org /index.php?page=baji (3833 words)

	Muslim Chinese Martial Arts - Mw (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Bajiquan (eight extreme fists) was first recorded as being practiced by Wu Zhong a chinese Muslim from the Mong Village in Cang County in Hebei Province during the early Qing Dynasty
		It is believed that at this time Bajiquan and Piguazhang (chop-hanging palm) were taught together, or may even have been one style.
		Bajiquan is an internal system, more closely related to taijiquan than shaolin.
	muslimwikipedia.com /mw/index.php/Muslim_Chinese_Martial_Arts (1565 words)

	Muslim Chinese Martial Arts - Mw (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Bajiquan (eight extreme fists) was first recorded as being practiced by Wu Zhong a chinese Muslim from the Mong Village in Cang County in Hebei Province during the early Qing Dynasty
		It is believed that at this time Bajiquan and Piguazhang (chop-hanging palm) were taught together, or may even have been one style.
		Bajiquan is an internal system, more closely related to taijiquan than shaolin.
	www.muslimwikipedia.com /mw/index.php/Muslim_Chinese_Martial_Arts (1549 words)

	Bājíquán - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Most of Bajiquan's moves utilise a one hit push-strike from a very close distance.
		The bulk of the damage is dealt through the momentary acceleration that travels up from the waist to the limb and further magnified by the charging step "zhèn jiǎo".
		Akira Yuki of Virtua Fighter uses Hakkyoku Ken, the Japanese pronunciation of Bajiquan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bajiquan (580 words)

	About NTU Bajiquan Kungfu Club
		Bajiquan firstly came from Zheng Meng Zhe, and then Liu Yun Qiao made it wide spread in Taiwan.
		Recently, some NTU student whose appreciate this chinese precious treasure of Bajiquan gather together and build the NTU Bajiquan club to make sure that this precious art won't be lost.
		When he was 9 years old, his father hired the famous Bajiquan master Li Shu Wen, both to be his bodyguard and to instruct him in martial arts.
	club.ntu.edu.tw /~ntubachi/Bajiquan/en_about.htm (925 words)

	Bajiquan
		Bajiquan, or the Eight Infinite Fist-style, is a very ruthless and direct style, which teaches a person to defeat an attacker with one single technique.
		Bajiquan is taught along with Piquazhang or the Splitting Deflecting Palm Style.
		Although Bajiquan is said to have been created during the mid Ming Dynasty, not much is known about it’s origins or founder.
	www.geocities.com /wutanak/baji.html (848 words)

	Zheng Dao Lo martial arts academy - bajiquan
		Bajiquan (eight extreme fists), formerly known as Baziquan (rake fist) was first recorded as being practised by Wu Zhong, a Chinese Muslim from the Mong village in Cang county, Hebei province, in the early Qing dynasty.
		It is believed that at this time Bajiquan and Piguazhang (chop-hanging palm) were taught together, or may even have been one style.
		Bajiquan is an internal system, more closely related to taijiquan than shaolin.
	www.zhengdaolo.com /styles/Bajiquan.php (340 words)

	Baji.
		Bajiquan - " 8 celestial spheres ", 8 main forces (jin), 8 stroke surfaces.
		The major forms are: to hit, to work with elbow from left and right sides, to seize and to beat, to kick in motion, to raise a frame, to hang and to fall down, to press foot and to prick, etc.
		Bajiquan complexes are mandatory for yellow and green belts in the school of the Wushu Federation
	www.wushu.org /eng/1203.php (1058 words)

	Bajimen
		BaJiQuan originates from the DongNan town of Cang county, HeiBei province, in the area of Meng village, about seventy to eighty li (about 40 km) from the city, traditionally called "The nest of BaJi".
		BaJiQuan and PiGuaZhang originally belonged in the same family, and were both taught by WuZhong.
		Nowadays, aside from the local BaJiQuan in Cang county, in the north east there is HuoDianGe's system, in the north west there is system taught by MaFengTu, and in Taiwan there is grandmaster Liu's system of BaJiQuan.
	www.bajimen.com /index.php?page=baji (3833 words)

	Answers to Readers' Questions -- January 2002 (Part 2)
		Bajiquan is a style of kungfu popularly practised in northern China.
		Bajiquan derives its name from the concept that its force is so powerful that it radiates to eight directions.
		Bajiquan is also not a combination of Taijiquan and Baguaquan.
	www.wongkk.com /answers/ans02a/jan02-2.html (3863 words)

	Bajiquan/Piquazhang
		The Bajiquan (or the Eight Infinite Fist style) is the trademark of the Wu Tan Kuo Shu Lineage.
		Bajiquan is a very ruthless and direct style which teaches a person to defeat an attacker with a single technique.
		Bajiquan and Piquazhang were taught together as one style during the time of Wu Zhong.
	www.wutanalaska.com /styles/bajipiqua.htm (783 words)

	Untitled Document
		Bajiquan significa que la fuerza puede llegar a todos los lados y los movimientos cambian de manera infinita.
		El Bajiquan está integrado por seis amplias aperturas, ocho grandes trucos, sesenta y cuatro habilidades, la postura pequeña de ocho extremos y cuarenta y ocho posturas grandes, que tienen como núcleo a seis grandes aperturas y ocho trucos.
		El Bajiquan es una escuela de características muy marcadas en lo que se refiere a las técnicas del cuerpo, de las manos y de los pies, además de incluir toda una gama de estratagemas en el boxeo y el uso de armas.
	www.chinatoday.com.cn /hoy/2006n/s2006n10/p62.html (1676 words)

	View topic - Bajiquan
		In old time "bajiquan" also was written as "bazi quan" ("Fist of Targets") or "bazi quan" ("Fist of Hyerogliph `Eight'").
		Bajiquan's movements are laconic, long and short are used parallel.
		Bajiquan's sets: liuzhoutou ("6 ends of elbows"), baji xiaojia ("small set of bajiquan"), yingshouquan ("fist of answering hands", contains 48 big blocks and 64 hand methods), bajiquan (another name baji duijie - "2-men set of bajiquan"), gonggong baji ("bajiquan of steel working"), baji shuanggui ("2 ruts of bajiquan") and so on.
	www.cyberkwoon.com /forum/viewtopic.php?t=10408&sid=501772347077fc548e7a40c8e3783954 (792 words)

	Bajiquan Introduction
		In China bajiquan is famous as the bodyguard art.
		The last emperor practised bajiquan under Huo Diange, whose nephew Huo Qingyun was the emperor’s bodyguard commander.
		Bajiquan on kiinassa kuuluisa nimenomaan maineestaan henkivartijoiden lajina.
	baji.info /styles/baji/baji.htm (544 words)

	Bajiquan
		Word "Yueshan" is used due to legend says that bajiquan origins from Yueshan temple of Jiaozuo county of Henan province.
		After Wu Rong bajiquan was divided on two branches.
		Another branch was created when Wang Si studied bajiquan in Mengcun and transferred it to Zhang Keming from Luotong village, Zhanf taught Huang Sihai and his own son Zhang Jingxing.Zhang Jingxing taught many people, famous are Li Shuwen, Ma Yingtu, Han Huachen, Zhang Yuheng (son of Zhang Jingxing).
	cclib.nsu.ru /projects/satbi/satbi-e/martart/wushu/moslems/baji.html (637 words)

	Vortal BUDO - nr 1 w Polsce :: Zobacz temat - Bajiquan [i nie tylko] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Wysłany: 31 Maj 2006, 08:28 Bajiquan [i nie tylko]
		Wysłany: 31 Maj 2006, 08:56 Re: Bajiquan [i nie tylko]
		Wysłany: 31 Maj 2006, 12:08 Re: BajiQuan [i nie tylko]
	www.budo.net.pl /viewtopic.php?t=4634 (1355 words)

	Baji.
		Main Techniques are: 6 large openings, 8 large forms, and also taolu, such as: bajiquan (bajiduitse), 6 elbows (lyu djou tou), etc. The main kinds of weapon to work with are: luhedaquan, duitsze, daluhe etc.
		The major forms are: to hit, to work with elbow from left and right sides, to seize and to beat, to kick in motion, to raise a frame, to hang and to fall down, to press foot and to prick, etc.
		Bajiquan complexes are mandatory for yellow and green belts in the school of the Wushu Federation
	wushu.org /eng/1203.php (1071 words)

	KarateForums.com - Piguazhang
		According to Grandmaster Liu, bajiquan and piguazhang were both taught by Wu Zhong and belonged to one integrated training system.
		Bajiquan is visibly hard in its appearance, its jings are short and crispy, and its combat strategy primarily employs short-range fighting in body-to-body contact distance.
		In the practice of Piguazhang, the waist and the kua are employed as the centre of motion, and the torso, arms, and palm become an integrated moving body.
	www.karateforums.com /archive/o_t/t_1376/start_0 (404 words)

	Muslim Chinese Martial Arts - Mw (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Bajiquan (eight extreme fists) was first recorded as being practiced by Wu Zhong a chinese Muslim from the Mong Village in Cang County in Hebei Province during the early Qing Dynasty
		It is believed that at this time Bajiquan and Piguazhang (chop-hanging palm) were taught together, or may even have been one style.
		Bajiquan is an internal system, more closely related to taijiquan than shaolin.
	muslimwiki.com /mw/index.php/Muslim_Chinese_Martial_Arts (1565 words)

	Bajiquan at AllExperts
		Bajiquan was originally called Baziquan, or "rake fist", due to the fact that when not striking, the fist is held loosely and slightly open, resembling a rake.
		The bulk of the damage is dealt through the momentary acceleration that travels up from the waist to the limb and further magnified by the charging step "zhen4 jiao3".
		Bajiquan was in some ways made famous by the Sega video game Virtua Fighter, as the style that the main character Akira Yuki practices, though none of the many representations of Baji Quan in popular media has ever been very accurate.
	en.allexperts.com /e/b/ba/bajiquan.htm (695 words)

	The Official Website of Marc Cellucci
		While bajiquan's true creator is unknown, the art was developed during the Qing Dynasty in the Cang county of Hebei province.
		Bajiquan is a very forward, brutal style that seeks to defeat an opponent with a single technique.
		Training in bajiquan is extremely rigorous, with much time spent working on low stances -- a key to developing internal power known as jing.
	www.tiger-marmalade.com /~marc/writing/virtua_fighter_4.html (4368 words)

	Länsi-Uudenmaan Tai Chi ry.
		He was born sometime in the late Shunzhi period of the early Qing Dynasty, active during the Kangxi period, and died some time before the Yungzheng period.
		According to the Cang County Historical Record (CCHR), he was from the Mong Village in the southeastern part of the Cang County, and had received Bajiquan and the art of lance fighting by two Taoist monks, grand master Lai and his disciple grand master Pi.
		Grandmaster Li 's students were also among the bodyguards of Sun Yat Sen (the first provisional president of the Republic of China after the fall of the Manchu), Chiang Kai Shek (the president of Nationalist China), and Mao Tsedong (the first head of state of the People's Republic of China).
	www.taichi.lohja.fi /baji.html (396 words)

	The Life Of Odin Haze
		BajiQuan was originally called BaziQuan, or "rake fist", due to the fact that when not striking, the fist is held loosely and slightly open.
		The bulk of the damage is dealt through the momentary acceleration that travels up from the waist to the limb and further magnified by the charging step "Zhen Jiao3".
		Capoeira is the system of unarmed combat that was thought to have been developed by slaves who were taken and forced to work in the sugar cane fields.
	www.freewebs.com /odin_haze/stylesoffighting.htm (1377 words)

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