The difference between martial arts and modern fighting

The biggest difference between traditional martial arts and modern fighting is that one can only act but not fight, while the other is not for acting but for fighting. The reason why traditional martial arts is not good is that in addition to the decline of true traditions and the rampant use of scammers, the concept is conservative. , Lack of training is also the main reason.

Compared with modern fighting, traditional martial arts training is not systematic, the learning efficiency is too low, too much time is wasted on the basics, it is difficult to get started, and the progress is slow. The training content of many martial arts learners is too limited. There are very few real actual combat trainings such as routines and pile skills. Even if there is confrontation training, the density and intensity are often not as good as modern fighting. Many people who have studied under Xu Xiaodong for three to five years have never had the opportunity to actually fight with others. They are obviously vulnerable, but they think they are very powerful. The Tai Chi Thunder God who accepted Xu Xiaodong's challenge is a typical example of this.

Many terms and terms in traditional martial arts are pretending to be profound and misleading. Modern sports science has studied many sports principles extremely thoroughly from many aspects such as physics, chemistry, physiology, etc., even down to the cellular level, while Neijiaquan is still using the mysterious concept of Qigong to fool people. , you are thinking about the internal strength, and others are working hard to fight with fists and kicks. If they really fight, you will be beaten three ways. No matter how deep your internal strength is, it will be useless if you can't use it.

Everything in modern fighting is aimed at adapting to actual combat, pays attention to scientific training, pursues actual combat confrontation, abandons tricks, emphasizes speed and power, and the theory is easy to understand. A large amount of practice has proved that the truly practical moves are simple and unpretentious. The ones that can be used with fists are nothing more than straight, hook, and swing. The ones that can be used with feet are kicking, kicking, and kicking. The wrestling and routines are all staged for people to see. You can do a white crane spreading its wings, which is enough for your opponent to punch you three times in the face.

Generally, a Sanda team member who has received formal systematic training for two years is enough to beat most of the "folk masters" who have practiced martial arts for many years. But even so, many people who practice martial arts still look down on Sanda and feel that It is simple and crude, not considered martial arts!