What is suitable for boys to learn to defend themselves?

Taekwondo flower boxing embroidered legs Taekwondo does not train heavy hits Only know how to rub points to score Taekwondo is a waste of both hands Not only do you not know boxing You don't even have the awareness of protecting your head The legs are also vain and weak, but I like to jump around Taekwondo always likes to kick the wooden planks that children can break Or perform acrobatic somersaults It also attracts a group of ignorant melon-eating people It is better to practice taekwondo and not protect yourself Being beaten up on the street every minute If you dare to fight with other fighting techniques, you will be koko or run around People who practice taekwondo, if you don't believe it, You can compare it with other fighting techniques.

Taekwondo. My younger brother was often bullied when he was in elementary school, so his parents sent him to learn taekwondo, and he followed the coach every day to stretch and exercise. He has mastered a lot of skills, even if he can't beat others, he can rely on his physical strength to escape, and no one dares to bully him anymore from then on.

Boys can learn taekwondo, sanda. Boys generally have a lot of strength, so what they need is to learn to control their strength and let themselves not be so passive when facing danger. Learning these can give full play to your strength.

Moreover, this kind of learning cycle is very short, and it can be learned quickly and successfully.

Boxing, fighting, Muay Thai can be, and when you are perfect, a deadly move is not to say.

Of course, you should learn taekwondo, because taekwondo is relatively short when attacking, and its attack power is also very strong, my younger brother is now taekwondo black dan, every time the two of us go out, we feel very safe.

Boys are suitable for practicing Sanda to defend themselves, Sanda is a more daily self-defense method, and Sanda is agile, the strength of the blow is also relatively large, can give the enemy a fatal blow, quick response, daily self-defense is completely OK, suitable for boys to learn.

I think I can learn some judo, I have some male friends around me, they have learned judo, and once when I went to eat a barbecue at night, I met a few people who were not good, and the judo they learned came in handy at that time, and it alleviated the crisis and played a big role.

Boys are suitable for learning, practicing boxing, practicing boxing, not only shaping the body, but also learning to learn self-defense, while improving their agility and ability to resist blows, but also to give the other party a fatal blow, fast, daily self-defense, suitable for boys to learn.

Boys can learn taekwondo for self-defense, and boys with higher ability can also learn some judo. This is the most straightforward self-defense technique to use. And it is easier to learn by buying some simple sandbags and other things at home, which can be trained.

Traditional Chinese martial arts are not understood, but it is a long process to practice well, and few people teach them.

Taekwondo is good-looking, and self-defense is a bit flashy.

Muay Thai, the moves are all standing striking techniques, and self-defense is good, but I have practiced for so long and rarely used it--! It is recommended that you practice Jiu-Jitsu or Sanda, which includes locks, chokes, throws, and throws. I've always found Jiu-Jitsu to be very useful in singles.

Sanda is greedy and it can fall, and it is also possible to play around with friends.

On the first floor you can ignore, power? Fighting is about explosiveness, and if you don't know how to use a straight punch, the strength of your arms alone is simply insignificant.

In fact, the introduction to fighting is relatively fast, and there is no such thing as "only learning a few simple moves", as long as you like it and practice it carefully.

The best thing is the mentality, when you just like the sport, you like the ring, you don't think about anything else.