Pushing As a Technique In Martial Arts

K-man

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Hi K-man
I don't know to much about Shi Baguazhang its not as popular as Yin,Gao,Cheng,Liang. I am sure Shi learned alot from Yin since he was the most senior student. It might have been possible a student of Shi picked up some Yin and mix and match. If you find where you read that information it would be cool to know, maybe Yin being Dong's first student had more pull on other of Dong's student then previous thought.
I think I read somewhere that Yin and Shi were cousins but maybe they were just friends.

http://wulinmingshi.wordpress.com/category/shi-style-baguazhang/
 

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That article is great k-man. I don't know if they were related.
Its a shame shi baguazhang isn't as popular because
shi's inside connection with dong sounds interesting.
Shi may have somethings that dong parted to him.
I'm going to look it up in Chinese see if any books say anything more.
 

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