The confusion of martial arts fighting

This paragraph actually illustrates the biggest problem, the advantages of fighting in the ring can only be reflected when the rules are favorable, and not when the rules are unfavorable. For example, experts generally believe that Sanda's advantages over Muay Thai are achieved under the rules that restrict the use of elbows and knees, and if the restrictions on elbows and knees are relaxed, Sanda will not have an advantage at all. In fact, Muay Thai is not a product of rules (of course, this only refers to Muay Thai competition in the ring)?

These are just for the sake of competitive sports entertainment, of course there are no rules for real fighting, no rules will certainly not limit the equipment, in the real reality of the fight within the range of cold soldiers without firearms, traditional Chinese martial arts, especially such as Neijiaquan Handan Xuanfeng martial arts and other good at cold fighting techniques will show a huge advantage, and those hand-to-hand ring boxing rules will not have any advantages at all, which is also the real reason why it is difficult for Chinese martial arts to show their power in the ring under the restrictions of many rules.

If we are just trying to defend ourselves, then choose the actual combat type of traditional Chinese martial arts, basically every school has the most powerful cold fighting skills. Of course, the actual combat fighting techniques of many sects, especially the cold soldier fighting techniques, have been lost, so look for those that are still kept, such as Handan Xuanfeng Martial Arts and Xuanfeng Short Stick Technique, which are easy to learn and quick to learn, and are much more powerful than hand-to-hand boxing. Now the cold soldier fighting technique has long been popular in foreign countries, and there are many martial arts halls that teach knife and stick techniques, but China is seriously lacking, which seriously does not meet the self-defense needs of the masses, because the gangsters in reality are all armed and cannot cope with them empty-handed.

I'm dizzy, this is not a routine, the United States was beaten into, from which it can be seen that martial arts fighting should promote strengths and avoid weaknesses, ** is a good example, American boxers only use boxing, what country's players only use legs, hands must not have leg length, this is completely incomparable. So there's no confusion either.

Hehe, most boxers don't do leg resistance training, but if the gloves are removed, the lethality of their blows cannot be underestimated.

What's there to be confused about, it's just that the black man can only punch and not use his legs.

No, he was in too much pain to give up the game.

Traditional Chinese martial arts.

Vulnerable in the face of modern fighting,The main reason is that traditional Chinese martial arts actually pay more attention to overcoming rigidity with softness. And his competitiveness is not very strong, so now he can't resist in front of a martial art that is too competitive. <>

Modern fighting and traditional Chinese martial arts are not the same type of sport in the sports world, and now fighting is more about hitting and attacking with the opponent, so as to achieve victory, but traditional Chinese martial arts not only have great functions, but also self-cultivation.

In the process of modern evolution, the two have gradually become the existence of their own way. Traditional Chinese martial arts, on the other hand, are no longer very orthodox offensive martial arts, so they are certainly not enough compared to the power of modern martial arts. After all, fighting is actually a very obvious competitive sport these days.

In addition, because there are many elements in traditional Chinese martial arts, one of which is to overcome rigidity with softness, traditional Chinese martial arts are not necessarily as strong as written in martial arts**, more often it pays attention to a kind of variability in tricks.

But it's not very powerful. Compared with the very powerful attacks of modern fighting, traditional Chinese martial arts pay more attention to overcoming rigidity with softness, and want to use a variety of moves to meet equally changeable opponents. Therefore, traditional Chinese martial arts and modern fighting are not a type of striking sport at all, and the two are not comparable at all.

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However, whether it is traditional Chinese martial arts or modern fighting, in fact, they are very martial arts, and they are also very powerful. What we have to do is to absorb the advantages of the two martial arts spirits and constantly enhance our martial arts ability. Only in this way can the traditional Chinese martial arts be carried forward.

Personally, I never think that traditional Chinese martial arts are vulnerable in the face of modern fighting, and to talk about this topic, we must first figure out what traditional Chinese martial arts are.

Traditional Chinese martial arts include a wide range of martial arts, not only fist and foot fighting, weapons, hidden weapons, archery and horse archery, these are all traditional Chinese martial arts, you let modern fighters compete with the masters of martial arts practitioners to compete with weapons (Chinese martial arts have short soldiers, long soldiers confrontation items), basically modern fighters have no chance to win, because they don't practice this. Not to mention kicking hidden weapons and the like.

Narrowing down the scope a bit, only hand-to-hand fighting, in 2000, the Chinese Martial Arts Association began to hold the Sanda King Professional League, Liu Hailong, Yuan Yubao, who had practiced traditional martial arts routines, won the championship of the finals, won the title of Sanda King, this is the best affirmation of whether traditional martial arts have actual combat ability, Chuanwu can not only fight, but also powerful, the coordination and flexibility of these two Sanda kings are far beyond some players who have not practiced martial arts routines and directly practice Sanda. It is their years of martial arts routine practice that have achieved the technical style of willow leg splitting and yuan whip leg, and their technique of kicking and hitting close to the body reflects the strong technical characteristics of traditional Chinese martial arts (including Chinese wrestling), which is obviously clever and fast, which is very different from the current Chinese sanda style of Muay Thai.

There may be some people who don't agree with me that Liu Hailong and Yuan Yubao are classified as Chuanwu, thinking that as long as they practice sanda, they are within the scope of modern fighting, and it seems that those who only practice routines are Chinese Chuanwu, so this kind of person either doesn't learn and has no skills, or has ulterior motives. The hand-to-hand fighting of traditional martial arts, originally divided into routines and loose hands, loose hands is confrontation, and later developed into a sanda project, when Sanda first set up the project, the first generation of sanda coaches such as Mei Huizhi teacher, Tong Qinghui teacher, and many other seniors are born in the practice of martial arts, but unlike some fake masters later, these predecessors are all practical masters of routine and loose hands, and they have cultivated many excellent players in sanda projects.

At present, many so-called martial arts practitioners under the banner of Chuanwu are mostly people who only practice martial arts routines and do not practice martial arts. A real martial arts practitioner must be a real master when the routines and sanda complement each other and practice at the same time. Chinese Sanda itself is a part of Chinese martial arts, and there are many Sanda kings who are born in Chuanwu, and these Sanda kings are the real representatives of Chuanwu.

It's not that traditional Chinese martial arts are inferior to modern martial arts, it's that all traditional martial arts in the world are inferior to modern martial arts. However, the difference is that people take the essence and remove the dross in the continuous actual combat and communication, and today's fighting has been formed. After China found that the transmission of martial arts was not effective, it became religious, first of all, it was not allowed to be questioned by others, otherwise it would be a number of classics and forget the ancestors, and secondly, a lot of acrobatic tricks were added (Lei Lei shoots watermelons and birds do not fly, Chen Shixing parkour, etc.), making it seem awesome but have no actual combat ability.

The gap will naturally come out.

In addition, fighting wars in ancient times had nothing to do with the transmission of martial arts. Qi Jiguang's military book is very clear: Thousands of people line up, the brave must not be the first, and the cowardly cannot be behind; The cluster of guns poked, the cluster of guns poked, the knives slashed, and the indiscriminate killing returned him, but they all rushed in together, and it was difficult to change hands, how could they tolerate moving left and right?

Fighting a war depends entirely on formation, and the soldiers only need to have strength and courage, and the rest is completely commanded by the generals. Not to mention that there are no martial arts masters, even if there are on the battlefield, it is harmful.

1. Modern martial arts have a professional coaching team, including physical trainers, nutritionists, technical analysts, and so on. Receive professional training every day. Traditional martial arts fight several sets of punches every day.

Therefore, it is not half a star in terms of physical fitness, strength, speed, etc. 2. The famous modern fighters are selected layer by layer, and those who fight along the way are not only experienced in actual combat, but also the elite after elimination. Traditional martial arts masters are all blown out, relying on packaging, relying on storytelling.

to catch the eye.

So, it's normal to fight.

It's not that Chinese martial arts can't be done, it's that people who practice it now can't. Modern martial arts has many rules and restrictions, and various major competitions also have their own rules, and China is not bad at modern fighting. But just as no one has ever dared to say that Muay Thai is vulnerable, Muay Thai fighters start practicing systematically at the age of 8 or 9, participate in various competitions before the age of 15, and have 10 years of combat experience by the age of 25, and there are a few who can beat Muay Thai under the rules allowed for Muay Thai and fighting.

In China, at what age do children practice boxing, and there will be fighting, but how many people practice Hong boxing, Cai Li Fo? I've been practicing Wing Chun for a few years, and everyone has seen the sheep's horn pile in Ip Man's house when you watch movies, what is that for? That is to beat the tibia of both hands until the nerves are all necrotic (if you don't feel pain, you have a strong ability to resist blows if you don't feel pain).

This is the first step to get started, just ask how many people are willing to make their children like this, and how many children have suffered this kind of hardship.

Now a lot of things are under the sign of passing martial arts, but they are actually modern dance techniques, and they can't be said to be martial arts at all, which is the reason why the so-called martial arts are vulnerable. In fact, the real martial arts can fight, but it depends on how you practice, there are not many good practices now, and there are too many flowers. Whether you can really pass on martial arts, you can ask professional fighters Wang Sai and Liu Wenbo, Dalian Seven Star Mantis Boxing descendant Wang Yunsheng (founder of Seven Star Mantis Boxing, the last martial arts of the Qing Dynasty) - Wang Chuanyi (Wang Yunsheng's grandson, his father Wang Shilu died early, Wang Chuanyi was passed on by Wang Yunsheng) - Chi Xueyuan - Liang Hongzheng.

Wang Sai and Liu Wenbo's fighting level is there, both of them have fought against Liang Hongzheng, and they know whether the real martial arts can fight. Those who are really capable will not babble, will not be publicized, and will not spread it casually.

It's not that the martial arts are vulnerable, but that there is only a small half of the martial arts left today, the martial arts in history have sanda and routines, the routines are just to practice offensive and defensive moves, and they are for the service of sanda, and today's routines have been adapted and turned into a performative showcase, which has lost the offensive and defensive functions, that is, the loss of the technical attack function, the TV series Huo Yuanjia has two lines in the practice of martial arts: practice boxing without practice, until the old one is empty. Practicing without boxing is like a rudderless ship.

Why is Chinese martial arts broad and profound? If it's just boxing, that's what it's called broad and profound.

What we see on the stage now is only a small part of martial arts, and Chinese martial arts are divided into three parts: equipment fighting, hand-to-hand fighting, and health preservation techniques.

Instrument fighting is to use weapons, which faction dares to fight with Chinese kung fu in this regard? No one dares to do what they can, because China's equipment fighting techniques are too many and too comprehensive, and the requirements for skill in equipment fighting are more important than physical ability, which is what Chinese are good at.

Hand-to-hand combat Chinese martial arts are divided into two categories: wrestling and fighting, since the Qing Dynasty, there have been special wrestling competitions, but there are no fighting competitions, because in Chinese kung fu, fighting is practical on the battlefield, the attack position is not limited, and the danger is too great, either death or injury. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, martial arts sports, limited a lot of applications, fighting as a kind of semi-appreciation and semi-fitness sports, the actual combat fighting only in the military and police martial arts retained, so the real Chinese hand-to-hand fighting skills can only be seen in the military police.

As for the health preservation technique, it is too widely popular, Tai Chi is one, this Indian yoga is actually similar in nature, and has no practical effect.

People abroad who belittle Chinese kung fu only dare to regard Chinese kung fu as a part of sports, but in fact, they are weak-minded.

Traditional Chinese martial arts are now aimed at strengthening the body, and the aggression is not strong, while modern fighting focuses on knocking down the opponent and is aggressive, so traditional Chinese martial arts are vulnerable in the face of modern fighting.

Martial arts**, can not represent traditional martial arts, the real traditional martial arts in the Shaolin Temple, the He Shang of the Qi family. The martial arts hall outside is all practicing modern performance routines. If it is a life-and-death struggle, Sanda is not a traditional martial artist opponent.

Sanda is a commercial performance. If you fall to the ground, you can't fight, traditional martial arts pay attention to pile skills, and practice horse steps for three years first. Practice boxing again.

It is a traditional combat boxing, as well as a variety of grappling and wrestling methods. Who can suffer this now. Those fake masters only know how to cheat money, and they can't even make a decent set of punches.

Not to mention standing on a pile every day. Those who really have kung fu will not show their faces and are simple and unpretentious. It's a love of martial arts.

It is not necessary to use it until it is absolutely necessary.

It's not that it's vulnerable, but that each person's understanding of martial arts is different, and it can't achieve the function of martial arts, right? When you don't dare to hit others, it's almost the same. It's okay if someone hits you and you're scared silly.

When you reach the upper level of internal strength, why are you afraid of fighting? The fists are hard and fast, and you have to be quick to move fast, and you have to shoot fast.

Traditional Chinese martial arts pay attention to strength, while modern fighting pays more attention to the speed of punching, which can be fast or slow, or directly fight for life, which tests the opponent's punching and judgment.