Eight tricks of bagua boxing

Eight stunts of Eight-pole Boxing include: Rebecca breaking up three times, the tiger climbing a hard mountain, ignoring the door, the overlord bowing hard, the lion opening his mouth, opening the door left and right hard, Huang Ying's claws and holding a gun.

1, Rebecca Triple Break: This move is also called "Seeing Triple Break" because the right fist flips and the right palm and left palm push the opponent's face. Because the triple break is as fast as lightning, it is also called "Seeing Lightning Hand". We should make full use of waist rotation and use waist strength to help.

2, the tiger climbs the mountain hard: This trick is to punch the other person's face with a straight punch while moving forward. When the opponent bends his arm to block, quickly split his ear with the other palm forward and hit his calf with his foot forward. Knee bump and chin bump should be carried out simultaneously and accurately.

3, regardless of the door: this move is to care about the next, care about the next, care about the left, but need to be flexible according to the actual situation.

4, the overlord is hard to bow: this trick pays attention to four or two kilograms, so as to skillfully solve the opponent's storm.

5, the lion opens his mouth: this move is like a lion opening his mouth, with an open posture and great strength.

6, hard to open the door left and right: this trick pays attention to hitting hard, opening the bow left and right, and attacking it unprepared.

7. Huang Ying's claws: This trick is to spread your wings like an oriole and lock and control the key points of the other side with your hands like claws.

8, stand up to the sky gun: this trick is to jump in place, hit the opponent's head with double fists or single boxing, just like the sky gun.

The origin and development of octupole boxing;

The history of Bajiquan can be traced back to the late Ming Dynasty. Initially, the name of Bajiquan might be "Palladium Boxing", which was recorded in Ji Xiaoxin's Book by Qi Jiguang in Ming Dynasty. However, because learners regard it as a treasure and never pass it on to others, it has not been widely spread.

Because of the indecent name of Eight-character Boxing, those who studied at the end of Han Dynasty established the boxing theory under the guidance of octupole boxing theory according to the technical characteristics of boxing, and renamed it octupole boxing, which was the earliest boxing named after China's traditional philosophical theory at the end of Ming Dynasty.

In the Qing Dynasty, Ding Faxiang (16 15- 1694), a native of Mengcun, Hebei Province, abandoned literature and practiced martial arts, and gained the merit of octupole boxing. In order to improve his skills and skills, he hid in the earthen kiln for three years, and his skills have greatly improved and multiplied. The imperial title is "China Brave Man", and the title is also a couplet: "Wen has Tai Chi to secure the world, and Wu has Eight Extremes to make Kun!"

After the founding of New China, octupole boxing has been further developed and popularized. On June 7th, 2008, Yueshan Bajiquan was approved by the State Council to be included in the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.

Bajiquan spread all over the world and became one of the representative martial arts techniques in China. Many martial arts lovers come to learn Bajiquan and constantly promote its development and innovation.