The difference between fighting and Sanda

The differences between fighting and Sanda are as follows:

First, the origin is different: free fighting originated in Europe and America in the 1960s, with the United States as the main origin and development center. Sanda belongs to the traditional sports of the Chinese nation.

Second, the theme is different: there are no routines and sects in free fighting, emphasizing personal style and aiming at winning in actual combat. Sanda can compete with technology and strengthen the body. It is a national fitness exercise.

Third, the techniques are different: free fighting is not limited to any fixed routine moves, but advocates free play in actual combat according to the situation, flexible display of boxing, feet, elbows, knees, falls and other three-dimensional techniques, both long and short, and comprehensive display, with the aim of finally knocking down or defeating opponents.

Sanda adopts the form of unarmed combat and phase angle, which highlights the technical principles of Wushu's far kick, close hit and close fall, and has the unique characteristics of comprehensive application of Wushu's kicking, hitting and falling techniques.

Fourthly, the content is different: free fighting includes China martial arts in the East, Japanese karate, judo and kendo, Korean Taekwondo, Muay Thai, western boxing and wrestling. Sanda is just a national sport martial arts in China.

5. Different degrees of recognition: the competition system of free fighting is regarded as the ultimate mode of martial arts fighting by the international martial arts community, and it is also the only fair way to truly experience the advantages and disadvantages of martial arts and the true strength of players. The rules of free fighting competition have become a popular and recognized standard in international Wushu competitions.

Introduction to free fighting:

Free fighting, also known as international free fighting, free karate in Europe and America.

It originated in Europe and America in 1960s, with the United States as the main origin and development center. Under the influence of western cultural environment and the historical background of large-scale exchanges, collisions and open integration of global culture and economy, it gradually gestated and developed. It is a western freestyle all-contact unarmed attack and defense boxing with no routines and sects, emphasizing personal style and aiming at winning in actual combat.

Free fighting contains the essence of China Wushu from the East, Karate from Japan, Judo from Japan, Taekwondo from South Korea, Muay Thai from Thailand and Western boxing.