Which is the most kung fu-friendly style? Traditional martial arts, Wing Chun, Xing Yi, Sanshou, Muay Thai, and so on are all counted. Which one is the easiest way to get good at kung fu?

The easiest way to get the most out of your kung fu is Military Style Boxing, which is a collection of the best of a hundred fighting styles.

From the first set to the third set, which is only publicly available, it focuses on kicking, punching, wrestling, and taking various techniques. Use legs, knees, elbows, hands, fingers and even head and teeth. Dangerous and deadly. Military boxing is the fastest way to produce kung fu. Half a year of recruit training to work out the physical strength with any set of military boxing, basically can play with the hooligans a pick four, five results. If you can practice to the special forces kind of devil's physical strength, a random punch can put over an ordinary person.

Because the traditional martial arts, Wing Chun, Xingyi, Taiji, Bagua, and so on, these kinds of boxing in the modern adaptation, the higher the ornamental, the more the actual combat has become less and less. Of course, the high value of these kung fu, not military boxing can be compared. The traditional martial arts focuses on killing and fighting, sinew and bone exercise, breathing and health, philosophy of life and other profound knowledge! Of course, to learn the traditional martial arts to that you have to meet a

And then to say sparring, sparring sparring well, in fact, is to spread out to fight. You have learned the skills of the moves in the actual geographical conditions, spatial conditions, any combination of split, hit the target on the right. Sanshou and the same intercepting boxing, not a practice, but a fighting philosophy and fighting habits. Bruce Lee said well "to be unable to have hair, to infinite for finite".