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  • Nov 8, 2010, 05:09 PM
    OnlyUseMeComp
    Baguazhang in Louisville?
    All right, I'm interested in learning Baguazhang in Louisville because I want to learn how to protect myself in certain situations and Baguazhang is a very flowing type of style, as I have seen, but the thing is, I don't know ANY classes that teach in Louisville. Does anyone know any classes in Louisville? It would help out loads, thank you!
  • Mar 8, 2011, 02:58 PM
    HeadStrongBoy
    Over the years I've tried to follow several different types of martial arts. It seems to me the problem ALWAYS is finding the kind of instruction that I would prefer in the area that I would prefer to find it. If you're really head-up about your present interest in Ba-Gua, then you'll need to dedicate yourself to it, and GO where it's available. It will NOT come to you. Unless you're satisfied to learn from YouTube videos. Actually not a bad way to learn and to train. IF you're able to maintain your motivation.

    P.S. I've found a Tai-Chi school in North Carolina that also offers Ba-Gua training.
  • Mar 9, 2011, 06:08 AM
    Fr_Chuck

    Yes to really be able to defend yourself using a lot of martial arts you will need years of training, since the first years are often forms , kata, and routine. You will learn basic blocks and moves but often not how to use them in context of fighting.

    A program for self defense often needs to include 3 or 4 types, TKD, karate, and more to be the most effective.
    Does the school have additional classes in fighting or sparring plus practical use for self defense.

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