Why can't martial arts beat fighting?

The reasons why martial arts can't beat fighting are as follows:

The reason why martial arts can't beat fighting is that fighting emphasizes practicality and competitiveness, and pays attention to practical skills and effects, while martial arts pays more attention to traditional culture, philosophy and physical and mental cultivation. The following is a detailed description:

1, the difference between competition rules:

Fighting sports have strict competitive rules, such as boxing and mixed fighting, which stipulate that only boxing, kicking and ground fighting skills can be used, and it is forbidden to use dangerous skills such as bumping. Wushu contains many skills, such as boxing, sword and stick, which are not allowed to be used in fighting competitions.

2. Differences in training methods:

Fighting sports pay attention to actual combat training and the practicality and effect of offensive and defensive skills, such as speed, strength and endurance. Traditional Wushu emphasizes internal strength training, such as Qigong and Tai Ji Chuan. These training methods focus on physical and mental balance and internal and external harmony.

3, the difference between visual effects:

Fighting is a form of competitive performance, which pursues visual shock and fast-paced offensive and defensive movements, while Wushu pays more attention to stage performance and artistic display, emphasizing beautiful posture and natural and smooth movements.

4. Lack of competitive experience:

There are many forms of fighting competitions. Players accumulate competitive experience through frequent actual combat training and participating in different levels of competitions, while traditional Wushu pays more attention to the practice of form and spirit, internal strength and routines in training, lacking the opportunity to really confront opponents.

5, the influence of psychological factors:

Fighting sports emphasize confrontation and competition, and players need to maintain a calm, alert and decisive psychological state in the competition. Traditional Wushu pays attention to self-cultivation and pursues peace of mind and inner harmony. Different psychological orientation will also affect the attitude and performance of fighting.

Although there are differences between Wushu and fighting in actual combat ability and competitiveness, both of them have their unique value and significance. As a valuable traditional cultural heritage, Wushu emphasizes physical and mental cultivation, moral concepts and philosophy of life, as well as harmony with nature; As a practical competitive sport, fighting pays more attention to technical and tactical training and the improvement of physical fitness.