Why Chinese martial arts are defeated by modern fighting

First of all, we have to distinguish the concept, the concept of modern fighting is too general, do you mean taekwondo, or karate, or mixed martial arts, or Muay Thai, boxing, judo? Freestyle wrestling? Sanda?

First of all, I want to say that sanda is an authentic traditional Chinese martial arts derivative industry, mixed martial arts is based on the concept of traditional Chinese martial arts, if you let taolu athletes and sanda athletes fight, then I think most of the time it is impossible to win, but if you let sanda athletes to challenge the real top figures in the traditional Chinese martial arts industry, I guess they can't win.

Even in the ring, there are many people who are active in the ring, and many of them are from the traditional martial arts system. This can't be divided, what they finally declare to the outside world, depends on the need. Of course, a Muay Thai match is considered Muay Thai, and a mixed martial arts fight is certainly considered a mixed martial arts.

I'm a real student of tradition, and I've met a few of my predecessors, but some people think that our fight is basically modern martial arts, but I can only say that they haven't seen traditional martial arts.

But if you want to say that Chinese martial arts are relatively backward in the fighting industry, I think this is irrefutable, it is indeed backward, in the professional sports industry, there are not many sports in our country that can reach the world average, football is an example, and fighting is no exception. The whole industry, in terms of technology, training, and investment, cannot be compared. After watching the football industry for so many years, I feel that even if traditional Chinese martial arts fighting takes the road of professionalism, it is still early to really be in a world-class position.

It's a cliché, which is right and wrong between traditional martial arts and modern fighting? Some advocate a simple one-word solution. See you in the ring. Hit, no problem. How to fight is the problem, otherwise it will only get more and more confused.

In recent years, it has often been reported that traditional martial arts and kickboxing are privately contested, and the result is often that traditional martial arts are knocked out by kickboxers within seconds. Why is that? There are several reasons for my analysis:

1. Restrictions of the general environment.

Since ancient times, China has had a tradition of martial arts, and each ethnic group has its own national techniques and techniques, each with its own characteristics. If development is not restricted, it will affect social order and stability.

It can be seen from the rules of traditional martial arts competitions that traditional martial arts are dominated by taolu competitions. The scoring criteria are hand, eye, body, method, step, and mental qigong. No matter how strong your martial arts are, you will never get a high score, and you will never be able to win a championship without a high score.

It forces the traditional martial arts, which are mainly based on technical attacks, to move towards the height, difficulty and beauty of gymnastics. Therefore, although traditional martial arts have the shadow of actual combat, the internal hardcore has been changed.

2. There are many cars behind closed doors.

Most of the halls that practice traditional martial arts have few exchanges with high-level combat groups, and even fewer participate in international combat competitions, just like the swimmers on the shore no matter how beautiful and standard their movements are, if they do not often go into the water to train and communicate with the outside world, they will not be able to train swimming champions.

3. Forget the basics.

There is no distinction between high and low martial arts in the world, and only those who practice martial arts can have the difference between strength and weakness. The contest of martial arts is a contest of comprehensive quality, and also includes the layout of strategy, the use of tactics, and the shortcomings of attacking the enemy with one's own strengths. Some people lose and say that their ancestors are not good, and they will not rationally summarize the subjective reasons.

4. Deviation in the understanding of traditional martial arts concepts.

When we read martial arts books, the preface often reads, "Chinese martial arts are broad and profound, and have a long history." It can not only strengthen the body, but also defend oneself and entertain oneself."

There are many people who think that fitness, self-defense, and entertainment are one. In fact, there are three major systems.

The first system: self-defense, killing the enemy, for military and police protection, national defense.

The second system: to strengthen the body, the movements are all symmetrical movements are suitable for health preservation.

The third system: asymmetry of competition, performance, and action, mainly rhythm and difficulty, suitable for competitive competitions.

Therefore, it is strange to use the martial arts of health preservation to defend oneself and kill the enemy undefeated.

Therefore, the contest between different martial arts, the loser is not martial arts, the loser is the person who practices martial arts, the above is my subjective humble opinion, there is something incorrect, I hope the martial arts world please give criticism and correction.

It's not that traditional martial arts can't beat modern martial arts, but that there are very few people in China who really understand martial arts.

Most of the traditional martial arts in China have strict requirements for time, ranging from three to five years to twenty or thirty years, and sometimes it takes a year to practice horse steps alone, so many people don't have so much time to practice. Traditional Chinese martial arts require practitioners to have a deep foundation, and it often takes several years to practice a move before it can move on to the next stage of practice.

In addition, Chinese martial arts also have special requirements for martial arts practitioners, and will judge what martial arts practitioners are suitable for practicing according to the physique of martial arts practitioners.

Western modern martial arts has a complete set of training courses, just like a class, basically ignoring the physique of the martial artist, as long as you learn according to this set of teaching processes, most people can quickly master it. In terms of time, Western martial arts are far superior to Chinese martial arts, and can be practiced by multiple people at the same time, and they are also superior to Chinese martial arts in terms of quantity, which causes some people to mistakenly believe that traditional martial arts are inferior to modern martial arts.

Overview of Modern Fighting Techniques:

Sanda, also known as sanda, also known as modern fighting, is a fighting technique that originated in China. 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.

In March 1979, 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. 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.