Wudang or Bagua in HK

Hi all,

Will be visiting HK soon and was wondering if anyone can recommend any Wudang or Bagua schools.

Thanks in advance!

Hi
This is a link to Cheg Tin Hungs son A complete system of Wudang? Tai chi Chuan. Some of our students visit here from Scotland over the summer.

http://www.hktaichi.com/

Thanks for the reply.

I was looking for Wudang, in particular the Taiyi Five Element form.

Otherwise, Bagua would be great.

Your post is extremely confusing. Wudang is an area in China. It has come to be commonly used in reference in the traditional internal CMA aka nei-gong such as Taiji, Baguazhang, and Xing-Yi.

So, when you're talking about Wudang or Bagua and when someone references a Taiji school you say you want Wudang, yes, it's confusing what you're talking about.

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Originally Posted by kuniggety

Your post is extremely confusing. Wudang is an area in China. It has come to be commonly used in reference in the traditional internal CMA aka nei-gong such as Taiji, Baguazhang, and Xing-Yi.

So, when you're talking about Wudang or Bagua and when someone references a Taiji school you say you want Wudang, yes, it's confusing what you're talking about.

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I think he was referring to the other orthodox Wudangshan system( Like Baxianquan, Fuhuquan, Taiyiwuxingquan ) , rather than Wudangquan (taiji, xingyi, bagua, baji, etc.).

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Thanks for your replies.

I consider Wudang like Shaolin (as a style as well as being a place in China) so was looking for specific wudang styles or schools that teach wudang as a specialty.

Failing that was happy to check out bagua (or even xing yi).

Appreciate the last post from Fan, will try and check it out.