What is Sanda? What is Sanda?

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Sanda, also known as Sanshou, is a Chinese fight.

Sanda does not pursue fancy, the purpose is to defeat the opponent through the flexible and skillful application of sanda techniques. Sanda's moves are divided into five categories: actual combat posture, footwork, boxing, legs, wrestling, and defensive methods, and can be divided into three categories: competitive sanda, practical sanda, and practice sanda.

Sanda has the characteristics of confrontation, sportsmanship and nationality.

1. Adversarial

Hand-to-hand combat is the basic sport characteristic of sanda, and modern sanda sports are not limited to the simple inheritance and performance of traditional hand-to-hand fighting techniques in Chinese martial arts, but have developed and improved on the basis of inheritance.

2. Sportsmanship

Compared with traditional self-defense and self-defense skills, sanda, as a competitive sport, must reflect the essential attributes of sports. That is, the safety and health of the human body are taken as the premise of their own survival and development, and technical methods that injure or disable people are not allowed.

3. Nationality

Sanda embodies the national characteristics of Chinese martial arts through inheritance and development in terms of competition form and technical application. First of all, Sanda is played in an 8-meter 8-meter ring and a best-of-three system is to follow the ancient Chinese folk custom of fighting earlier than oak martial arts.

Secondly, in the application of sanda techniques, the diversification of the "long kick and close blow" technique and the multi-level striking parts fully reflect the overall technical characteristics of Chinese martial arts.

The history of the development of sanda

In May 1952, in the Tianjin National Games, sanda was listed as a competition event, and the competition was divided into three levels according to weight.

In 1979, at the National Martial Arts Observation and Performance Conference held in Nanning, Sanda was listed as a performance event. In March of the same year, China set off a "martial arts fever", and Sanda officially began to explore on a pilot basis, and it was actively explored in major colleges and universities in China.

Since 1980, sanda has been included in competitions.

In 1993 and 1997, the 7th and 8th National Games were held, Sanda became an official competition event, and a gold medal was established, and Sanda gradually became the official competition of the National Wushu Competition, the National Games, the World Wushu Championships, the Asian Games and the Asian Cup.

In August 2008, the Beijing Olympic Wushu Sanda Competition was held at the Olympic Sports Center, which made the Sanda event an important event of the Wushu Competition, which was a milestone for the internationalization of the Wushu Sanda event.

Boxing (boxing) + leg (taekwondo) + wrestling (judo and various wrestling) are combined and applied to various sports.

Do it"Open the way with punches--- score with legs--- win with throws"The three main concepts.

And to achieve steady, accurate, ruthless three points to carry out real confrontational sports. It's Sanda.

The upstairs statement is already very good! Sanda can be defined as "slamming" for beginners! But it is a "ramble" under certain rules! Skillfully apply the skills you have learned to fight, it is Sanda!