Simpler boxing?

Recommend you two martial arts: boxing, Wing Chun

Boxing is the simplest and most practical of the modern fighting techniques,

Although there are only punches, and only three strokes (commonly known as the three-pronged axe), straight, hook, and swinging fist,

but after more than a hundred years of evolution, boxing has become virtually invulnerable to attack and defense of the upper body.

Boxers can throw punches weighing hundreds of pounds without warning, and the punches are so varied and unpredictable that in a real fight without gloves, it would not be difficult to knock someone out with a single punch. Many modern fighting techniques such as Sanshou, Muay Thai, free sparring, etc., in terms of boxing are borrowed from boxing, boxing can be seen in the practical and refined

Wing Chun is the Chinese traditional martial arts in the practicality, the strongest quick success.

It is characterized by its simplicity of movement, the use of the guard in the middle, each move takes the shortest route, there are no gimmicks, and it can be used in almost any situation (including cramped interiors, cars, elevators, etc.) to exert its power. Compared with boxing, which emphasizes power, Wing Chun emphasizes the use of "power" and speed. Wing Chun is superior to boxing in terms of the speed of continuous punching, and can be described as a chain of moves, pressing step by step, and never stopping until the opponent is knocked down.

At present, the U.S. Navy SEALs, as well as Germany, France, Egypt's special forces, are Wing Chun as a mandatory course of combat techniques; and Bruce Lee created the Intercepting Fist Do, is also Wing Chun as the core, Wing Chun is very concise, practical martial arts