The boxer's opinion of beating around for three years

deny the actual combat of Wushu. Since ancient times, there has been a saying in China, whether there is a scientific basis for punching and killing a master, of course, there are examples in this regard, but it is rare. Generally, people who practice traditional martial arts and meet people who like to fight in the street are strong or physically strong may still happen. Many people make fun of this case, saying that learning martial arts is useless and deliberately belittling Chinese martial arts. So how does Zhang Anbang, a descendant of Jeet Kune Do in Bruce Lee, understand this sentence?

Let's talk about this individual phenomenon first. Punching the Lao shifu to death is mainly disorganized. A tortoise punch comes crashing, which may make the Lao shifu slow down in a short time, especially for those who practice traditional martial arts. They even have the worst result. They accidentally hit the opponent's fist. Although the opponent's fist is not heavy, it can also make the opponent confused in a short time, and it is also possible that his brain is temporarily deprived of oxygen.

He said: Martial arts practitioners can't fight but haven't practiced? One is talking about punching and killing the master, and the other is that the revival of competitive Wushu promotes routines, which has nothing to do with actual combat. Competitive Sanda was later started by Wushu Association after routines. Many people only dared to stay in the era when routines were popular forty or fifty years ago. There are two blocks of Wushu competition: routines and Sanda. Just like men and women, we can't deny the concept that people can have children just because men can't have children!

Zhang Anbang also said that martial arts are scattered and routine, and punching and killing Lao shifu is mainly reflected in the fact that teachers who practice routines rarely actually fight. When they meet strong people, a tortoise punch may also defeat Lao shifu, but it cannot be denied that martial arts can't be actually fought. Try it with people who practice Sanda to see if there is an example of punching and killing Lao shifu. Many people like to boo, and use this example as publicity to deny the practicality of martial arts.

Huang Qiang thinks that it is rare to kill a master by punching him indiscriminately, but there must be such an example, which is mainly reflected in the routine teacher, but it is difficult to reflect it in the Sanda coach. Even if the opponent is well-connected and has no counterattack ability for a short time, after adjustment, he will beat his apprentice at will. You think it is a common phenomenon to punch him to death.