The difference between free fighting and martial arts

Free fighting does not stick to any fixed routine, but advocates free play in actual combat according to the situation, flexible display of boxing, feet, elbows, knees, wrestling and other three-dimensional techniques, with both length and width, and comprehensive display, with the aim of finally knocking down or defeating opponents. "Tell me the basic principle, and I will come up with a unique technique that suits me." This is the best general expression of the concept of free fighting. Under the guidance of this idea, after decades of practice and learning from each other's strengths, free fighting has formed a perfect theory, technical and tactical system, competition rules and methods. In fact, "free fighting" can use fist and leg methods.

Wushu, also known as martial arts or martial arts, is composed of various unarmed and instrumental attack and defense techniques, routines and single-potential exercises, which combine kicking, hitting, throwing, hitting, splitting and stabbing according to certain rules.

Comparatively speaking, free fighting is only a part of martial arts, but martial arts masters may not be able to do it. It can be understood that the scope of martial arts is very wide, and free fighting has strengthened part of actual combat-this may not be appropriate, because the origin of free fighting has nothing to do with martial arts.