Most know the 3 main internal styles practiced today (taijiquan, hsingiquan and baguazhang)
But could anyone tell me anything about another internal style called liuhebafaquan (not sure if spelling is correct).
All I know it that it is a northern internal style and would like to know more if anyone knows or practices this style.
Any information would be most appreciated…
There is an article on this in
the new or last months Tai Chi mag.
Could it be Liuhebafa?
Go to http://www.liuhopafa.com
yea thanks phillip.
liuhebafa quan meaning six harmonies and eight methods boxing.
Bai ha, I cannot access any tai chi mags.
Could anyone share any info on it because I havent seen any info on it on these boards… and it would be nice to add it for people to see
Choi
As far as I know the only good LHPF guy around is Choi in Chicago
I cross train with one of Choi’s Seniors
All I can say is these guys are VERY good and extremly knowlegeable
****** RD
Your ****ing up my post marithon!!!
lol, try and spell marathon right…
Hmm the only respectable teacher you know of is in chacago?
There must be a larger teaching group in lineage than just a man named choi
fine…MARATHON…
:mad:
hehe, jus kiddin bro, i know your tryin to rack up your posts:D
no prob.
