How to become a Sanda master or Muay Thai master in a month?

It's good to practice the basics in a month...

It's okay to be stronger, to become a master, then you're dreaming.

A month is too short, but as long as you work hard, from morning to night, it should be possible to be strong.

Our sanda masters (limited to professional competitions) are mainly in terms of points, but Muay Thai masters are not, so how should we practice martial arts? I heard that it's only more than 1,000 a month If it's bare-handed fighting on the street, Muay Thai is compared.

It takes at least three or four months to get started in Sanda Muay Thai training, and it is impossible to become a master in a month. Now the fastest effect is a kind of traditional Chinese martial arts called Handan Xuanfeng Martial Arts.

For a month or so, you can't become a master!

Hello, it's a pleasure to talk to you, I think you should now figure out what a master is. In a month, if you are smart enough and have good physical fitness, you can learn most of the movements in a month. Regarding "Kung Fu", it is actually a matter of time, she needs to keep honing, thinking, and honing again.

If you want to become a master, you must slowly understand the philosophy and charm of sanda! This is also different from person to person, and I hope you can progress quickly.

Eat bananas, ten a day, no one can beat. That's how Bruce Lee defeated the Muay Thai champion.

Quick doesn't mean you're a master.

Do a warm-up exercise first.

Then punch the sandbag.

Then hit the live handle.

Then practice the actual combat.

Just practice every day. 、、

Read the guide on the Internet, and then practice it's OK.

3 years of Muay Thai training is not as good as 1 year of sanda, but 5 years of Muay Thai fundamentals and 5 years of sanda Sanda are definitely not opponents.

Sanda is to knock down the opponent, Muay Thai is to kill the opponent, and the moves are all crucial, but if the basic skills are not strong enough, the colleagues who hurt others are also easy to get injured, so learning Muay Thai without more than 5 years of skills should not want to learn something. In Thailand, people start practicing basic skills around the age of 13, and by the time they are in their 20s, they can break bones with their knees, elbows, and other killing techniques. Muay Thai physical exertion is amazing, but it makes sense that the world's martial arts are not fast and unbreakable, and fast is the king.

Mr. Bruce Lee is fast enough.

Each has its own merits, different people and different levels will have different results, and no martial arts can be distinguished by whether they are powerful or not. To exist is to be valuable.

Muay Thai, a regrettable fact that has to be admitted, stands up fighters in international competitions majoring in Muay Thai "Maybe someone will say I'm not patriotic because of this sentence But the facts are the facts!! 》In mixed martial arts, it's Muay Thai plus jiu-jitsu, and I'm a fan of jiu-jitsu, hehe.

Of course, it is Sanda, no conditions means that there are no rules, no rules means no restrictions, and no restrictions means that Sanda's kicking and wrestling can be used. And Muay Thai's moves are not as flexible as Sanda, so Sanda can win by a narrow margin!

Sanda and Muay Thai are not a family, how can they compare? The rules are different, and the rules of Sanda and Muay Thai are different in many places, and if you really do it, you can say that you have advantages and losses.

You have a problem with this problem, what kind of sanda and Muay Thai are divided into unconditional conditions, a specific project must have rules and conditions. If it's lethality, why don't you say unrestricted combat with hand-to-hand. Three or two strokes can kill someone.

Every industry has the strongest, and it is impossible for any sect to be strong in martial arts, because every sect has the best in history, and it is impossible for the dead to get up again and compete with others.

By unconditional, what does it mean to have no conditions? In a real street life-and-death fight, don't say Muay Thai or Sanda, if you can, you'll the guy. Have you seen Jackie Chan their movie?

It's instructive there, and even the best of the best can lose in an environment with complex terrain and many obstacles. So what is unconditional, there are many conditions in this world, it depends on whether you can use the conditions, and you will not be affected by the conditions.

The one who can win is so good, who fights whom? It is two types of boxing, if it is unconditional, how to distinguish it, sanda can also use elbows and knees, and Muay Thai will also use side kicks?

After the fight, I learned that China's sanda has also been perfected, the elbow to the top of the knee has also entered the sanda fighting library, and Muay Thai has also learned the sanda wrestling method. Therefore, there is not much difference in terms of skills, mainly depending on the individual's physical fitness and technical application.

His own conditions are good, he has learned profoundly, and he can draw inferences from one another, integrate and understand, and learn any kind of fighting skills.

It's pure nonsense to ask which boxing is great, first ask yourself if you can persevere.

This depends on the person, there is no most powerful kung fu in the world, only people, talent is the key.

Let me tell you this, are you just doing it for fitness or do you want to get real martial arts? If you are fitness, Muay Thai is recommended, because Muay Thai has a large consumption of moves and is relatively easy**, and if you want to learn martial arts, it is better to play sanda, get started quickly, have a strong combat type, and Muay Thai ......That combat type is too damaging to itself.

Sanda, which has high skill, is even stronger in hitting and resisting hitting.

When it comes to sanda, there was no such thing as sanda before, and sanda was originally from sanda. It is one of the comprehensive competitive battles! Attack battles without any rules!

Now there are still those who learn the ancient style of sanshou. Traditional masters. Muay Thai to put it bluntly, the real Muay Thai is bone destroying.

The lifespan of a real Muay Thai person is not very long, usually in their fifties, because the wear and tear of the bones is too great! It's hard all over! But Chinese martial arts have a history of thousands of years.

As the saying goes: 100 is refined into pure steel, but it is broken at one point! The truth of this sentence shows that no matter how hard you practice, you can't do it without extremely high Dao cultivation!

People are different, the two kinds of kung fu cannot be compared, the key is to see the person who practiced.

Muay Thai kills 1,000 enemies and self-damage 800!!

How to say, these two comparisons, not whose power, the key is the practitioner's physical fitness and reaction ability, practice intensity and other personal comprehensive embodiment, I am also a fan engaged in many years, I think no one is good to judge, the key is how to insist on practice, understanding, comprehend the essence, different from person to person, in order to be a step ahead.