Jerry Alan Johnson – Vol 1 to 6 – Pa Kua Chang

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Eight Animal School of Pa Kua Chang Vol. 1: Each trigram is developed into its own unique animal form for self-defense and healing. This particular form of Eight Animal Pa Kua Chang comes from the school of Sun Lu-tang. Pa Kua Exercises, Standing Meditation, Circle Training, and the Eight Animal Pa Kua Set from Sun Lu-Tang and its self-defense application and Pa Kua Push Hands Sets.

The Original Form of Pa Kua Chang Vol. 2: The basic principles are those of Walking the Circle, utilizing the elusive footwork which enables a practitioner to circle behind his opponent. This particular form comes from the school of Chiang-Jung Ch’iao. It consists of Advanced Pa Kua Exercises, the Original Pa Kua Set from Chiang Jun Ch’iao and self defense applications. Advanced Pa Kua Push Hands Sets and more.

Pa Kua Chang Vol 3: The Eight Circular Pa Kua Staff In most Pa Kua schools, the staff is usually the first long weapon the students will learn. By working with the staff, the student is able to strengthen his arms and wrists, in addition to developing body coordination. The Pa Kua Staff training is divided into two divisions: The Northern Yang Pa Kua Staff, and the Southern Pa Kua Staff.

Pa Kua Chang Vol 4: The Eight Circular Pa Kua Broadsword It is said that when “playing” the Pa Kua Tao, one must take on the characteristics, attitude and fierceness of a tiger, which is Yang, and the flexibility, speed and coiling of a dragon, which is Yin. The smoothness and continuity of the Pa Kua Broadsword is manifest with all elements of attaching and defending.

The Dragon School of Pa Kua Chang Vol. 5: The Dragon forms of Pa Kua Chang are the most popular of all the Pa Kua schools. The fast whipping of the body and coiling of the hands hypnotizes one. This video consists of two different Pa Kua Dragon Shape Forms, both Cheng Yu-Lung’s Yin Dragon Form, and Ch’en Pan-Ling’s Yang Dragon Form along with the Linking Sets, self defense applications and exercises.

The Fighting Techniques of Pa Kua Chang Vol. 6: This volume consists of Pa Kua Fighting Theory, Joint Locking techniques, Throws, Sweeps, Pressure Point Paralyzing techniques, and sixty-four configuration Eight Animal Boxing. This is an instructional video designed to teach the Pa Kua Practitioner to effectively utilize their Pa Kua System for all types of combat situations.

About the instructor:

Dr. Johnson is regarded as one of the few internationally recognized Non-Chinese Internal Martial Arts Grand Masters, Doctors of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Professors of Esoteric Daoist Mysticm in the world. He is also acknowledged in China and the West as America’s leading authority on Medical Qigong Therapy.

What is Martial arts ?

Martial arts are codified systems and traditions of combat practiced for a number of reasons such as self-defense; military and law enforcement applications; competition; physical, mental, and spiritual development; entertainment; and the preservation of a nation’s intangible cultural heritage.

Although the term martial art has become associated with the fighting arts of East Asia, it originally referred to the combat systems of Europe as early as the 1550s. The term is derived from Latin and means “arts of Mars”, the Roman god of war. Some authors have argued that fighting arts or fighting systems would be more appropriate on the basis that many martial arts were never “martial” in the sense of being used or created by professional warriors.

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