There are more people who learn which is either extreme vacuum karate or traditional karate

This is definitely true and very widespread all over the world because of the focus on actual combat.

Hello dear, extreme vacuum karate is a little more powerful. 1. Extreme vacuum karate was founded in Japan in 1965 by Oyama Beida. Extreme vacuum karate adheres to the essence of actual combat and is known for its full-contact competition.

It is considered one of the strongest martial arts in the world. Oyama Beida is a well-known international karate family in Japan, the founder and first generation of the Extreme Society, known as the "King of Karate" 2, pay attention to one hit kill, with the goal of knocking down the enemy, both rigid and soft, both hands and feet, simple and effective movements, more straight line attacks, the action is Zhang Chi, the attack methods include hand knives and fists that can break bricks and stones, power legs, wrestling, grappling, etc.

The rules of sanda are too troublesome, and sanda is based on the number of hits to decide whether to win or lose, and this rule is destined to him not to have too strong practical ability. And Wing Chun, every move and style are refined by flesh and blood, although it is not a particularly powerful martial art, but the actual combat function is better than Sanda.

My brother in Japan was a karate master, but he changed to Wing Chun.

What do you think of this answer? Which one is more worth practicing for?

Personally, I think it must be Wing Chun.

Jizhen does pay a lot of attention to the ability to resist hits, but they ignore the defense of the opponent, and in Jizhen, they only have punches and kicks, no throws and takes. In street fighting, in many cases, the attack is directed at the head, and it is very dangerous to ignore the defense of the opponent. The spirit of extreme truth is that when the opponent's attack comes, you are not allowed to dodge, only block or resist, and this is a great loss in the street fight.

At the same time, the extremely real style of play is not based on pulling away to play sneak attacks, but belongs to the kind of sticky fighting, since the distance is so close, it gives the opponent a chance to fall, such as amputated leg falls, etc., if you get to the ground to grapple with Jizhen, it will not take advantage.

To sum up, Wing Chun is more advantageous, he does not ignore the defense of the opponent, and requires a flexible pace, and there will also be corresponding wrestling and grappling, so that in the street fight compared to Ji Zhen is slightly cheaper.

But to be honest, there is no doubt about the ability of the extreme real to resist hits. And there is no saying which type of boxing is more suitable for street fighting, in actual combat without rules, as long as you can give full play to the advantages of your boxing and avoid weaknesses, then you will definitely have an advantage.

There is no definite method.

Looking at the quality and performance of the boxer, it is not a question of the type of boxing.

They all have the ability to take down the opponent and defend, it depends on how you use it, whether you can use it or not.

It doesn't matter if you fight on the street and boxing, you can get the other party with just a fist or a leg, and there are too many constraints and unexpected factors.

It is really purely used for "actual combat", or to watch the military and police fight.

Wing Chun is very suitable for use in narrow streets, Wing Chun techniques are changeable and flexible, both hands attack and defend at the same time, simple and direct, emphasizing the use of the middle, emphasizing the protection of themselves, good at using palm to hit the neck, throat, chest and abdomen and two ribs are not critical, the leg method is low, the style of play is hidden, often hidden in the footwork has the opportunity to change from the top step to the leg hit, hitting the gear, leg bend, knee and other key points, as long as there is a trace of space can attack, the chain technique is particularly many, as long as the hit is followed by a series of hits, until knocking the opponent to the ground. Wing Chun technique is extremely **, not easy to regress When teaching, the master emphasized that he would lose three points with his hands, and he would ask for no mercy and no mercy until he defeated the opponent.

Hehe, I feel that this is a primary problem, it doesn't matter which one is stronger, it depends on the person who practiced, the degree of your practice, just like Bruce Lee was able to defeat all opponents in the United States with Jeet Kune Do, but now not every Jeet Kune Do master is invincible, this is not to say that Jeet Kune Do is not powerful, but every martial art has a realm, even a Sanda master who has practiced for three years can defeat a Jeet Kune Do beginner who has only practiced for one year, because this not only includes the degree of practice, but also the accumulation of actual combat experience.

Muay Thai, Sanda, kickboxing, and UFC are better used, and the pile swing of Wing Chun is easy for people to get used to.

Gokukuo Karate is one of the major schools of karate, regardless of the other genres. The role of the Extreme Vacuum Karate school is mainly used to train movement skills, speed, attacks and defensive movements in actual combat. Simply put, it's about practicing confrontation.

Extreme vacuum karate pays attention to confrontation exercises, and there are also routines. There are 5 sets of ordinary routines, which are 1-5 for the routine, and there are 5 sets of advanced routines, and there are special routines for black belts.

The basic parts of Gokumi Karate are punches, legs, and moving steps.

Extreme vacuum karate should not be divided into schools, it is itself a school of karate, and extreme vacuum karate was founded by the Japanese martial artist Oyama Beida.

It's a genre in its own right! I'm the Yamato Extreme True Second Stage

Kindness.

It should be divided. That's what I think, hehe.