Modern students expect to attend a one-off bagua workshop and just pick up the skills.
This is naive.
We do not expect our students to train palm changes in the traditional way, but
it will take time to learn them correctly.
It is necessary to have the form regularly corrected, so
that a process of ongoing refinement and improvement takes place.
Accurate positioning, attention to detail and a growing awareness of nuances is
vital.
Once the form pattern has been learned, it must also be mirrored.
