華嶽心意六合八法拳 - Liu He Ba Fa Quan Singapore

Motion in stillness. Strength in fluidity. Training the mind as much as the body today.

起勢預備式 Preparation Posture

Every movement observed, every alignment refined.

心意源頭神主之 - Intention is fueled by spirit.

Posture testing: Mingmen in focus - where intention meets structure.

六合八法始於心 - The six unions and eight methods begin in the mind.

My learning moment under the watchful eye of Master Lu Guiyao (盧桂耀) and his student. Lu Guiyao was the longest-practicing disciple of Wu Yihui (吴翼翚)

六合八法拳具有力學支點醫療原理及科學內容
更能彂展个體活力適合大众練習可增強人身健康
Liuhebafa Boxing adheres to scientific principles, particularly of mechanics and medicine.
It can greatly enhance your vitality and health, and can be practiced by everyone.

It’s said that within Liuhebafa lies a key to Chinese internal martial arts. Not a secret that can be explained, nor something revealed through technique. It only becomes visible to those who have been given the proper foundation and have trained long enough for the body itself to recognise it. For this reason, it was transmitted quietly, from one body to another, rather than through public display. And so, even today, most people never quite see it.

Most people have never heard of Liuhebafa 六合八法.
Even fewer know how it was traditionally trained.

Beyond solo practice, one of its lesser-known methods involved training with a wooden ball. Below is Master Yun demonstrating one of the ball methods.

Liuhebafa is sometimes called “Water Boxing”.
Not because it is soft, but because it adapts, flows and changes without losing structure.

At first, it looks simple.
With time, it reveals depth.

This is a traditional internal art, calm on the outside, demanding on the inside, suitable for both beginners and long-term practitioners.

If you’re curious about training balance, coordination and continuous movement in a systematic way, Liuhebafa is worth exploring.

Curious about Liu He Ba Fa Quan (六合八法拳)?

Join our Saturday class at One Punggol and experience the traditional forms and internal training firsthand.

Classes are small and beginner-friendly, perfect if you want to improve balance, coordination, and internal energy.

Send us a message to reserve your free spot or ask questions.

Welcome to Liu He Ba Fa Quan Singapore (六合八法拳)!

We teach traditional Liuhebafa classes focused on balance, coordination, and internal strength.

Classes are held every Saturday, 1–3 pm at One Punggol.

This page will keep you updated on schedules, venue info, and special announcements.

Beginners and experienced practitioners are welcome.