How long does it take to practice sanda to beat someone who is physically stronger than you?

There are many factors that need to be looked at to defeat others.

As long as you work hard more than others, you can win, and you can't win like others, and if you have fewer others, then it goes without saying.

As the saying goes: no loss of strength!

It means strong and tall, obese people, whose strength cannot be ignored.

So if you want to win against this kind of person, first of all, your strength must be great, and if your strength is small, beating them is the same as not fighting, how can you win.

Secondly, practice the ability to resist hits, because you can't hit the opponent with a move, and the opponent can't hit you at once, in case it hits you, you must be able to hold on.

Just like a fat man, he may not have much strength in his own right, but his inertia is amazing. If you can dodge, you can dodge, if you can't dodge, you have to unload his strength as much as possible, and if you can't unload, you have to carry it yourself, so you have to practice resisting attacks.

Your question is too vague, and it all depends on your cultivation process, time, level of effort, coach, your own perseverance, and so on.

I think I should be able to practice in 2 months, because I can wrestle in 2 months and I can fall against people who are taller and stronger than me, but he has not practiced.

Generally speaking, if you learn sanda seriously, you can do it in a summer, and when you have the best time to learn, you will have the opportunity to practice more and there is no harm, and when you learn about the same, you will not be stronger than you at all

This question is not good to ask, if it is the same size as yourself, it is easy to analyze. There must be a limit to how strong you are! You are 70 kg, opponent 100 kg?

Don't think about using martial arts all day long, and take practicing martial arts as a training and happiness for yourself. In this way, unconsciously, the skill will naturally grow. As for thinking that you are invincible outside during a summer vacation, even if the opponent has not practiced, you may not necessarily win.

Because you practice competitive martial arts with the protection of rules, and you haven't passed the basic skills in a summer vacation, but you have learned a little shelf. Fight with street gangsters, you might as well save it! Let's put it this way, after a summer of training, you have a better chance of beating a rookie who is 10 kilograms heavier than you (subject to the rules of sanda, such as wearing protective gear and gloves).

One courage, two strength, three kung fu.

First of all, the momentum overwhelms the other party, otherwise it has not yet hit and has already failed to imply itself.

There is murder, confidence, speed, and strength.

Ask such an abstract question.