Why can't China's traditional kung fu beat Muay Thai and Sanda?

First, talk more and play less. The practice content of many traditional Wushu learners is too limited to routines, Gong Zhuang and so on. And there is little real combat confrontation training. Even if there is confrontation training, its level can not be compared with Sanda Muay Thai. Many people who have been apprentices for three to five years may not have the opportunity to really fight with people several times. Obviously very fragile, but you think you are very powerful. The Thai Lei Chi Palace, which accepted the challenge of Xu Xiaodong, is one of them.

Second, dragons and snakes are mixed, and the atmosphere is unhealthy. In traditional martial arts, people are keen on seniority and showing off history. They either flatter each other or slander each other. There are many people who brag, but few people devote themselves to martial arts. There are countless false masters who are insincere and deceptive. But a master with real kung fu is not necessarily willing to give everything to each other, but always likes to hide it.

Third, the traditional Wushu concept is backward and the training is unscientific. Compared with modern fighting, traditional Wushu training is unsystematic, with low learning efficiency, too much waste of basic time, difficult to get started, and many terms and nouns are pretentious and misleading. Modern fighting, such as Sanda Muay Thai, pays attention to scientific training, attaches importance to actual combat confrontation, is simple and direct, has rich theoretical experience and is easy to understand, which can help students adapt to actual combat as soon as possible. Generally, after two years of formal training, Sanda players are enough to hang up most of the "folk masters" who have practiced martial arts for many years.