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Landlord, I'm going to tell you some of my personal opinions. The real game is much more ugly than the movie, I used to watch those who killed the wolf, the fuse, or something, and I thought these people were so powerful, one person who fought so much. The key is that it's so cool, it's really handsome, and later I learned sanda and taekwondo, and I realized that a movie is a movie after all.

In reality, they are not so gorgeous, they are all simple, but the power should not be underestimated.

Let's start with Sanda, which is the most practical, the most convenient to learn, and the easiest to learn. is very handsome when practiced, like the fuse Donnie Yen uses Sanda Kung Fu.

Taekwondo, the most beautiful. But the least practical. It's not very powerful, and it's easy to beat taekwondo in seconds.

Karate, except for the first-tier cities in China, can't learn the essence. It is not as good as Sanda, the tuition fee is relatively low, and the practicality is about the same.

In addition, Muay Thai is also good, but don't contact it, it hurts the body. Not recommended. 、

On the whole, Sanda is recommended, which is practical, beautiful, and cost-effective. Fighting hooligans is the same as playing. I can also train a beautiful body. The key is the extraction of the essence of the 5,000-year-old martial arts of the Chinese nation.

Ask the landlord for points. My hands are sore.

1. Any kung fu is not ugly if you learn it well, but if you don't learn it well, you don't learn it well.

2. Any kung fu is very good to learn, the key is to see if there is a true transmission and whether there is hard work.

3. In the game on TV, because the strength of the two sides is equal, you don't think it's powerful, if it's a layman playing an insider, it will be very good-looking and beautiful.

4. Don't be too ambitious to learn kung fu, you can practice it in a down-to-earth way, if you just listen to the name, I create a "magical invincible shake your head in the sky and on the ground, and I'm afraid of the God Fist," then it's the most powerful. Are you right?

Sanda is mainly some self-defense moves, there are yin moves, karate focuses on not only moves, but also martial arts experience, which can improve the heart Taekwondo is mainly known for its legs, and I feel more handsome and powerful.

It's not that it's amazing, they all have their own strengths, I personally think that the actual combat is slightly better, simple and direct, and easy to learn, 3 punches and 3 legs, the most important thing is to fall.

Boxing, half-naked muscles, swinging this fist, is very wild and beautiful.

Good looks are not necessarily easy to use, good use is not necessarily good-looking, hehehe.

Learning martial arts should not be the goal of fighting, the original intention of martial arts is just self-defense, the state of mind of martial arts masters is very peaceful, and practicing martial arts is to strengthen the heart rather than to be strong and aggressive.

Taekwondo and karate systems are rigid, taekwondo only has straight punches, and the footwork pays too much attention to distance, and it is difficult to perform in a narrow space;

Karate loses its practical significance;

Jeet Kune Do is hard to find a place to learn;

Sanda is the most comprehensive modern martial art, with complete boxing and footwork, close to wrestling, and easy to find a place to learn;

Judo self-defense is sufficient, in fact, the martial arts of wrestling are very strong one-on-one, for example, Dange finally uses Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to defeat the enemy, but a certain level is required when one-to-one;

Therefore, it is recommended to learn sanda, because sanda includes almost all punches and feet, but also contains some close-quarters throwing, and then practice counter-grappling and dismantling throwing, close to the body plus some knee and elbow movements, enough to practice for a while, self-defense is enough, if you want to advance, you can practice Chinese martial arts;

Bruce Lee also has to bring a dagger on the street, which means that even a master like him can't resist the siege of several people, so martial arts are only used for self-defense, if you want to be competitive, why do you still practice martial arts, directly with an iron rod, a group of brothers can deal with ordinary people; After practicing martial arts and going to find trouble with someone, after others know how powerful you are, they will naturally find a bunch of people to turn you, and in the end only you are the only one who has the cup.

Sanda, because Sanda is a two-person spar.

Sparring is cruel, only when you are in such a situation, will you become bold and dare to hit someone.

The most important thing in a fight is guts, not much courage, what kind of fight to talk about, only the life of being beaten.

You learn taekwondo, sanda, jeet Kune do, judo, and karate, and find someone to fight with you every day.

Go and watch the second part of "Blade Fang", there are all the fighting skills you mentioned, and decide which one you think is better.

Taekwondo is not very practical.

Sanda builds muscles, and it is practical, and every gym is about the same.

Dude, practicing martial arts is to strengthen the body, modern martial arts are used for self-defense, and it is against martial virtues to fight, so you must practice your heart before learning martial arts.

Why learn to fight? Learn wisdom. Hahaha.

It can be said to be self-defense. Hahaha. I practice professional sanda.

I think Sanda's technique is already very comprehensive. But every martial art is powerful when practiced. If you want to practice taekwondo well, sanda, or something, you must find a good coach is the most important thing, and there are a lot of parallel goods in the current training classes.

Fighting in China suggests that you learn Aikido or Judo, these two belong to the defense, that is, defensive counterattack, but after learning for a long time, you will also attack, taekwondo must control the distance, but in actual combat, if others attack you very suddenly, there is no way to control the distance So in fact, I think the effect of taekwondo in China is not very good

Sanda and judo Judo is better for self-defense.

Sanda is practical and aggressive.

Want to learn to fight? Then you should study philosophy. If you want to exercise, it is recommended to practice Jeet Kune Do.

Just go and train your physique, don't learn anything about fist embroidery legs. When you want to fight, don't be empty, when you should be in actual combat, most people will be empty, don't be false yourself, others are learning boxing for ten years, as long as he is weak, he can't do it, he won't dare to start. If you are ruthless, you can beat people until they dare not fight back.

The main thing is to train your physique. There is no strength to learn anything, it is a box.

Practice those who want to practice Chinese kung fu.

I have always been bullied by others, but since I learned Sanda last year, not only has my personality become less cowardly, but I am also much better in terms of system. I used to think that taekwondo was a show, but after coming into contact with these things, I understood, in fact, there is no such thing as a show, martial arts, just hit it, taekwondo is very beautiful, I am also interested in judo, but sanda judo is used for competition after all, and I feel that it should be MMA in actual combat, as for muscles, you don't need to do such a big drop, do it in groups, a group of thirty, and do a few groups a day.

Practicing martial arts, there are many routines, and they are practical.

Judo is a martial arts technique that focuses on wrestling holes and ground techniques. Japan is known as the "Land of Judo".

Sanda is a modern competitive sport in which two people use kicking, hitting, wrestling and defending techniques in martial arts to compete with each other in accordance with certain rules, and it is an important part of Chinese martial arts.

Taekwondo, one of the official sports of the modern Olympic Games, is a sport that mainly uses the hands and feet to fight or fight.

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.

Judo excels in joint skills and throwdowns, knocking down places with skill;

Sanda has comprehensive skills, kicking from afar and hitting close to the body, both offensive and defensive;

Taekwondo is seventy percent of the legs, the movements are gorgeous, and the long-distance attack on the opponent is exquisite;

Karate is divided into many schools, and most of them are strong and fierce.