The difference between street boxing and traditional martial arts

Wushu can attack opponents with all kinds of strange moves, including fists, palms, legs, elbows and feet. This is absolutely feasible for self-defense.

Boxing can only be done with fists, but flexible footwork, dodge and combination boxing skills can be easily done. If you wear gloves or hold a cylindrical object in your hand, you can still leave your opponent with serious injuries that are difficult to recover. Because its power is beyond the scope of self-defense, it is not recommended for self-defense at ordinary times.

Sanda has the shadow of martial arts and boxing, but it is different from martial arts and boxing, because Sanda is between martial arts and boxing, so you can use legs and boxing. Combined skills are more than boxing, difficult to boxing, less than martial arts, but easy to martial arts. But overall, Sanda is the best choice for ordinary people, because there are not so many fancy moves and it is more practical.