Liu Hailong's growing experience.

/kloc-began to study martial arts in Laizhou Chinese Wushu School in 0/995. 1998 was selected for Sanda training in Shandong Sanda team, and then joined the national team.

Current situation: "Liu Hailong International Fighting Championship" was held in Foshan from the evening of June 5th to1October 5th, 2009. The highlight of this game is that China's super Sanda King Liu Hailong defeated Japanese free fighter Hiroshi Igawa. This is Liu Hailong's first game after he retired from the professional Sanda team.

Liu Hailong, known as the hero, defeated the Japanese King of Martial Arts and defended the honor of China Wushu. After three rounds of fierce fighting, in the end, the scores of the three linesmen were 28-0/9, 28-0/9 and 23-0/9 respectively, and Liu Hailong won the game, which is indisputable. In this confrontation between the top martial arts masters of China and Japan, Liu Hailong became the winner with amazing advantages. As the name implies, splitting legs and hanging legs is a vertical attack technique from top to bottom with your own legs. Liu Hailong, the king of Sanda, is famous for his skills. It takes the opponent's head as the attack target, and strikes with its own heel before the opponent is about to make an action. According to time and distance, there are many different usage changes.

Generally, it can be divided into two types: active and aggressive cheating. Both sides are opponents who need to take the initiative to attack and opponents who are attacking themselves. The difference in technical application is that if it is an active attack, the support leg needs to take a step forward quickly and get close to the opponent before it can lift the leg to attack. And the fight of cheating only needs to quickly start the leg in place, touch the opponent and hit the other person's head.