Recently, I have been practicing martial arts by myself, but I feel that it is all showy and flashy,

What is Flower Shelf? You have to figure it out first! Although martial arts is a kind of physical movement, it has connotation, and it pays attention to force.

It's not the kind of force that stretches the arms and legs, it's the force that comes from the dantian. You understand the strength, and martial arts are called practicing the Hall of Fame. Then, practice hard skills such as punching sandbags.

Then in actual combat, fight against others, you use the dantian power you have practiced to hit people, be careful, don't hurt the other party. What is the martial arts conference called?! It's purely playing weird there, it's not a real skill, that's called flower fist embroidered legs!

= ...... of self-training or somethingIt is ...... useful to simply report taekwondo than self-practiceThink too flashy routines, no one will do what you plan in actual combat = =

Martial arts, you still practice by yourself, to be honest, it is unlikely that you can practice sanda, if you want to practice sanda quickly, you can find someone to fight after the basic practice, and it will come out slowly.

Just practice a trick of the black tiger to dig out the heart, win the prize, and get beaten if you can't get it.

Martial arts have fancy and real kung fu.

The skill of any martial arts is inseparable from its environment, culture, and politics. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the government divided martial arts into three fields, competitive martial arts (taolu and sanda) and traditional martial arts. Competitive martial arts are mainly based on the official system, and competitive sports events are the standard, and the routines only develop in the form of drill art and have nothing to do with actual combat.

Sanda pure development of actual combat. However, sanda is only a development of sports, and the competition is limited to the scope of sports. Although traditional martial arts have actual combat content, there is no event.

This is what makes the development of Chinese martial arts almost just a form of routine. There are no training goals, no competitive tests, just random self-training.

On the contrary, in foreign martial arts, since the ancient Roman era, there were conflicts between people, and the law allowed each other to duel with each other to determine the winner, and there was no legal responsibility for human life. This is how their martial arts are always in the actual combat process. There is also an objective factor, martial arts in foreign countries is a very hot gambling business, just like buying sports lottery tickets as usual, which will lead to subtle changes in training, the relationship between master and apprentice.

Suppose I am the owner of a boxing gym, and I can only get more benefits if I continue to cultivate better fighters, gamble with others, and have more ** interviews with my cultivated fighters. This is not the case with traditional martial arts, where he receives a benefit from the student's tuition fees or not, for an emotion, which is obviously not conducive to the improvement of fighting skills. There is no market for fighting skills, and there is no means of testing.

The master is in the folk, this probability is very low, fighting is a comparison between people, the victory or defeat is not only the strength, speed, and reaction of the self, but also depends on the opponent's height, arm length, and opponent's technique, which is to change according to the opponent's changes. Without a better opponent as a sparring partner and as an object of simulated fighting, there is no way to produce a master.