Xin Qi Shen Dojo
Bagua Zhang
8 Sections 64 Palms
SECTION ONE - TUI ZHANG - push
1. Single Palm Change
2. Black Dragon Turns Waist
3. Grinding Heart Palm
4. Advantageous Palm
5. White Tiger Pounces on Food
6. Face the Wind, Pierce the Cloth
7. Returning Phoenix Eyes
8. White Robe Cuts the Grass
SECTION TWO - TOH ZHANG - lift
1. Black Dragon Turns Body
2. Black Bear Shoulder Strike
3. Leaf Turning Palm
4. Black Tiger Opens Mouth
5. Red Phoenix Rises
6. Phoenix Flys Amoung the Clouds
7. Shed the Body, Change the Image
8. Four Dragons Bring Water
SECTION THREE - DAI ZHANG - pull
1. Three Golden Needles
2. Black Bear Pushing Palms
3. Blue Dragon Waves Tail
4. Lion Rolls the Ball
5. Snake Spits Out Tongue
6. Returning Back Thunder Hammer
7. Wild Goose Leaves the Flock
8. Whirlwind Palm
SECTION FOUR - LING ZHANG - leading
1. Open the Door Against the Wind
2. Pull the Boat Against the Wind
3. Second Great Man Shakes the Mountain
4. Cannon Shoots at the Sun
5. Hungry Tiger Grabs Food
6. Horse Gallops Forward and Back
7. Cicle Cuts Grass
8. Monk Throws on Coat
SECTION FIVE - BAN ZHANG - Deflect
1. Black Dragon Extends Claws
2. Gin Ssu Monkey Touches the Eyebrow
3. White Monkey Offers Fruit
4. Disperse Clodus to See the Sun
5. Sweeping the Long Robe
6. Lift the Spear Thrust at Tiger
7. Play the PiPa
8. Pull the Willow Tree from the Ground
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SECTION SIX - KO ZHANG- Catch/hold/lock
1. Seven Skills of the Single Palm
2. Fair Lady Works at Shuttles
3. Second in Command takes the Head
4. Holding the Moon
5. Remove the Mellon
6. Belt of Jade
7. Small Bird Bites Throat
8. Pull the Waist
SECTION SEVEN - DIAO ZHANG -
Control/intercept/hook
1. Drop 1,000 Pounds
2. Jo Tsang Shoulders Knife
3. Two Immortals Transmit the Tao
4. Swallow Skims the Water
5. Invite the guest in, see them out
6. Lean on the Mt., Search the Air
7. Liu Quan advances the Melon
8. Ba Wang Binds the Elbow
SECTION EIGHT - ZUAN ZHANG - Drilling
1. Two Winds Strike the Ears
2. Monkey Grabs the Branch
3. Lazy Dragon Lays on the Pillow
4. Monkey Pulls in the Fish
5. Evil Tiger Seizes Food
6. Cross Form Repeating Strike
7. Walk the Horse, Seize Alive
8. Sparrow Hawk Overturns its Body
ORIGINS:
This set of 64 palms can be traced to Liu De Kwan.
While teaching the military in northern China he
modified this set into a lineiar form to make it easy
for them to lear. Though Liu De Kwan is listed as
a disciple of Tung Hai Chuan it’s said he was
actually taught by Cheng Ting-hua.