Is boxing practical or karate s positive punch practical?

The lower part of the boxing is a complete gap, there is no defense outside the rules of boxing, he is just a sport, not a fighting skill. In actual combat, even if you don't know anything, you will only fight on the streets, as long as you count the three ways, even if you are a boxing champion, you will die. And the problem of combos, is it because the genre of karate restricts you from playing combos?

You can fight with boxing, you can also use karate, and you can kick continuously, and besides, the continuous fight requires a lot of physical fitness, otherwise it will be useful for the first time, you don't have the body of the boxing champion, don't talk about the fight, it's too early to want to fight. It's not practical to kick after turning, the opponent is a little conscious and directly presses you up for the back throw, then you will know how miserable it is, the short-distance whip leg is very good, the fast and low power is the safest, boxing is very afraid of joint skills.

I practice Muay Thai, so I recommend that you practice more low kicks, which are quite practical. Boxing is flexible on the foot, and it is also quite a practical technique, and the main characteristic of karate is that it is tough and requires a certain amount of skill. Also, don't believe in those things that see the tricks, speed, strength, hardness is king.

As the saying goes, different martial arts have different practicalities, depending on where they are proficient.

What is practiced is practical, as long as you have a ruthless heart, has Xiang Yu practiced? Has Li Kui practiced? It's not by a ruthlessness

Karate's technical movements are relatively rich, punches, feet, elbows, knees, falls, throws, locks, counterstrokes, etc., and any part of the body can be exercised. However, due to the promotion of this sport, the restrictions of the rules of the game, etc., many techniques are used relatively rarely. Karate is a very comprehensive, traditional karate, but unfortunately they never teach it to the public.

Now there are two main categories that we see outside: actual combat karate - Jizhen Club (including the new Jizhen, Jizhen China Pavilion, Boxing Club, etc.); Traditional karate - Shotokan Stream, Rigidity and Soft Stream, Department East Stream, and Hop Stream are the four main schools.

Karate also draws on the strengths of Chinese martial arts, so there is also a distinction between north and south in terms of technique and tactics.

I practiced Shoto Karate, and I practiced Jizhen as well. Shoto karate is typical of the northern school of martial arts, with a southern boat and a northern horse. Its longbow horse is the basic footwork, and the actual combat frame is also similar to lunge, and it is good at long-distance attacks. Take boxing as an example, mainly straight punches.

Here in Shanghai, there are mainly more Songtao and Jizhen, and there are fewer of them in the east, and I don't seem to have been in contact with rigidity and softness. (except for a few coach-level guys who go out a lot).

There are more extreme truths and rigidity and softness in Guangdong. Their basic footwork is very similar to that of Wing Chun's pincer sheep and horses, and it is estimated that there is a relationship in this regard. And the actual combat frame is very small, which belongs to the kind of close hitting.

There is still a difference. I haven't seen much of the rigidity and softness, but when defending, their hands are rounded, and if they are slow to close their punches when punching, they can easily get stuck to them. The extreme real boxing is the hook boxing.

Although karate is mainly based on boxing, there are many schools, and in boxing, it is not mainly based on straight boxing, but also includes a variety of boxing methods, but in daily practice, straight boxing accounts for a large proportion.

Karate includes kicking, hitting, falling, holding, throwing, locking, choking, reverse skills, point points and other techniques, and some schools also practice ** techniques, which are fierce and powerful.

Karate is formed by combining traditional Japanese martial arts with the Ryukyu martial art of Karato, which originated from the Japanese martial arts and the Ryukyu Karato.

Karate is a martial art that emphasizes skill, and not all players are accustomed to straight punches, but only individual fighters. Most fighters use a variety of techniques such as kicking, hitting, throwing, taking, throwing, locking, choking, and counter-moves to knock out their opponents.

No, traditional karate is similar to China's southern boxing, with a variety of hand shapes, and modern competitive karate, boxing has been very similar to sanda and boxing, with straight boxing, hook boxing, and hook boxing.

Generally, karate focuses on the legs, and it is said that the boxing method is based on straight punches.

Of course not, in actual combat, back hand punches and horizontal kicks plus swing kicks are more commonly used.

Karate boxing is very rich in movements, and the boxing method is not mainly straight punches, but also contains a variety of styles, but it is a large part of daily practice. Including karate's kicking, hitting, throwing, gripping, throwing, locking, twisting, counter-technique, acupuncture and other techniques, some schools also practice **, but they are fierce and powerful. Karate is made up of traditional Japanese martial arts and Ryukyu martial arts hands, originating from Japanese martial arts and Ryukyu martial arts.

Why doesn't karate directly practice techniques like hook boxing?

It is because of the power of the fist that the change in the hand can change the sharpness and feel of the technique. It makes contact with the opponent with a rectangular plane (boxing surface), which can be turned into a long, long contact surface. It's easier to drill into certain parts (e.g., a hand knife is easier to get into the neck), or it can be a point (like boxing, etc.), which can lead to more stress.

These hand operations are often greasy and can be used to swing more carefully.

The reason is just 2 words: boxing gloves.

Especially for professional boxers.

In the ring, it is common to see a defensive posture with both hands close to the face, but this posture is not suitable for street fighting, when you first put on the gloves, the area of the fist becomes larger, it is easy to defend, and you can even use the gloves to spread out the opponent's attack, but the naked fist is easy to pass through the defensive blow of the arms to the face. Once the defensive arms are in close contact with the face, the powerful impact of the attack will be transmitted directly to the head, and the muscles of the wrists are not very developed, and it is easy to fracture. Martial arts that are based on bare punches will keep their arms at a certain distance from their bodies when taking a defensive stance, because the attacks of bare fists must be blocked in a specific way.

The fist gloves of karate are close to the back of the hand and can be opened, we are commonly known as "small steamed bun gloves" in our insiders, and the full-contact karate is the use of finger fist gloves in the later stage, which is closer to street fighting.

Karate is, to some extent, only straight fists, whether Japanese or Okinawa empty-handed. First of all, my point is: just look at the training system!

In terms of technique, WTF Taekwondo still has a lot of boxing, wrestling and grappling, who has seen a lot of time spent training these techniques in the WTF gym? Maybe I haven't seen it yet. Taking this school as an example, people who have not practiced karate to above the rank are really rarely practiced in the arc (relative to the positive fist), and most of the practitioners below the rank are still struggling to develop various basic techniques such as the upward step chasing and the carving of the sudden and the backward of the foot.

Answer: Of course, it can't just be a straight punch.

And boxing has hook boxing, hook boxing, and now UFC or boxing KO methods are basically swing boxing, karate is a technique developed on the basis of actual combat, but there is no swing boxing, this is because straight punch is better?

Answer: In a high-level contest where both sides are at a high level, a single move in a straight line makes it very difficult to knock out, and it can only be achieved in a few cases such as hitting head-to-head. Karate's technical striking developed from actual combat is not because straight punches are the best, because straight punches are the most basic, and what are you talking about if you can't do the simplest one.

After experiencing a considerable level of training, the master can even see the scope of the person's field of vision, arc his original straight line movements, and cut into it at an incredible angle. This is the principle of the second stage of the kick technique and the sudden technique to the second stage of the force.

You should be talking about traditional competitive karate, and it is used in hook and hook in the extreme full contact karate confrontation!

Don't be foolish, there are many examples of knocking down a straight punch from the back hand in a boxing match. Straight punches fast. And if you can practice straight boxing well, it will be much easier to practice arc boxing.

Because the coach who teaches you is a parallel import, he will only punch straight, so your opinion is skewed.

Those who are not afraid of practicing more tricks, those who are afraid of practicing more tricks, those who dare to fight fakes, and those who are not afraid of death.

What kind of level should there be to come out to teach boxing, I come, eliminate one, practice traditional martial arts or karate, in the country, provinces, cities, counties and townships, have won a good ranking, the best champion and runner-up, what kind of apprenticeship is like a city, two, can challenge all kinds of masters, and often win undefeated, persuasive, people will come to visit, three, retired or retired boxers, masters with rich practical combat experience, words and deeds, four, have been trained in a professional system, or graduated from various martial arts schools, can be apprenticed, what I said must be oneFor example, in the sports world, after retiring from the world championship or Olympic championship, Tomato Qin became a coach, such as Lang Ping, Liu Guoliang, etc., such as martial arts champion Zhao Changjun retired and opened a museum in the United States to teach apprentices, etc., so traditional martial arts and fetal boxing need qualifications and experience to be convincing and convincing, modern people, are more realistic. It's hard to say now, learn a crash course, give a coach certificate and come out to open a museum to accept apprentices. As before, first the teacher is to teach, and then to go out to visit boxing.

It's to go to the major gyms to challenge. Not to smash restaurants, of course. It's light to break a leg like that.

First worship and post, and then discuss behind closed doors, winning or losing only your own people know. There is no shame in losing, and if you win, you declare a tie to the outside world. Face-saving.

Fight more than 30 families, and only when you return from visiting boxing can you be considered a teacher. As the old saying goes, people are high in martial arts after thirty years, which means that if you have learned from thirty different people, you will fight if you don't know how to fight. After leaving the school, you can't accept the apprentices in the local area, because you will rob the master's job.

The master has children of his own. Don't think about inheritance. After completing your studies, if you rely on this to eat, you will either join the army or go darts.

Either be a nurse or fall into the grass. In the end, if you want to open a museum to accept apprentices, go away from home and come to the local martial arts halls again, first, to show your skills, advertise, and second, to subdue the local thorns. There are few people looking for trouble after the opening of the museum.

Kung Fu is a personal experience, there is no absolute good or bad luck, different people have different needs, but as a teacher, you should have a basic martial arts theoretical foundation, sports anatomy, and sports psychology.

According to the curriculum of professional sports colleges, those who have a coach or are engaged in martial arts-related professions should take the course; Introduction to Traditional National Sports, History of Chinese Martial Arts, Introduction to Chinese Culture, Theoretical Foundations of Martial Arts, Traditional Sports Health Regimen, Foundations of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Special Theories and Techniques, Exercise Physiology, Sports Anatomy, Sports Psychology and other courses. Students majoring in traditional national sports mainly learn the basic theories and knowledge of martial arts, traditional sports health preservation, and traditional ethnic and folk sports, and receive basic training in these techniques and skills, and have the basic ability to organize teaching, training, scientific research, competition, refereeing, management, etc.

We have all been to school, and we must have seen some teachers who take teachers as their profession, some of them have repeated the same course according to the book for several years, and there are also those who let you practice and practice Lu Shu's tactics of asking questions, and there are also full of jokes and complaints, and there is nothing serious that mainly allows you to listen to cross talk. It's the same in martial arts, there are those who eat boxing and eat according to the rigid rules who don't know how to be flexible, there are those who train wildly and consume basic skills, and there are also those who talk about martial arts anecdotes and gossip, stand on the pile, pull the crotch, and learn some dirty work to finish. Professional teachers, not that they are bad.

Occupation is to meet people's needs for those who are in short age, and the market is so superficial, burning incense is not for practicing Buddhism and cultivating the Tao, but for making a fortune and curing diseases. Practicing martial arts is not for the purpose of pursuing the true meaning of martial arts, but for curing diseases and making a fortune. Some parents feel that not training their child to death is not enough to show his good intentions and convey his deep love.

Some students don't want to endure hardships and suffering, so they want to satisfy their desire to "practice martial arts", and they are also very happy to make friends and mix in a circle. As long as the above professional boxers can meet the corresponding needs of the corresponding groups, can't it be said that they are all boxers, and they are good teachers if they can't eat? These professional teachers and students can be said to be the screeners for martial arts, and there is no need to feel insulted because of them.

Professors come from faculty members, and they may be the same when they are faculty members. People who really have the talent to practice martial arts will naturally shine and attract famous teachers to teach. We always complain about how awesome creative thinking Chinese education is, but in fact this kind of education is also a filter.

Those talents who can be selected and still maintain their creativity, have insight into the overall situation, and are able to bend and stretch their momentum, is the goal of Chinese social education, and the same is true for Chuanwu. <>