Glad if it helps ! Enjoy your training ! 💪🙏

Merci 🙏 je suis content que mon travaille vous est plus et vous soit utile ! 👊🏻👍🏻

What a dumb comment

why?

C’est fait pour ça 😁

Merci 🙏

There is alot of arts that can beat Sanda stand up but it's all about the person using the art.

@@shawnsmith2610 it’s actually good it’s like the mixture of kickboxing and judo

​@@Zubairkhan-mj9rnKick boxing and judo = copy of sanda

Judo doesn't have single legs and double legs tho sanda does

@@Encai. Yes 👍🏻

Thanks ! 🙏

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Saludame, pls. Por cierto, muchas gracias por compartir esto, hace tiempo que he estado buscando este tipo de torneos

@@ramirosuarez4141 Me apareció de casualidad ayer mirando videos. Saludos!

@@manuelgandini que grande Manuel!! Después la gente dice que el Kung fu tradicional no sirve

well, its effective if u all fight under the same rules lol. If not its a tool to get beaten hahaha

@@hellcocktimes154 this is essentially pankration. They're just fighting. These guys would annihilate kung fu, wu shu, wing chun, kenpo, or any other traditional chinese form. I was wrong in my comment though, this isn't chinese. Which makes sense, because it's practical

​@@fullcontactdownhillgymnast2572 none of this people have any guard...they all fight arms down open handed...imo it has the same issues than this neo dummy karatekombat league, it starts with guenuine techniques that would look great in a bloodsport sequel, but then turns into a basic thug/bum/streetfight just throwing punches around. Cos there is no guard, so after 2 punches they re on panic mode and forget all about their mantis or drunk man techniks . So what does that say about the effectiveness of one martial art.......i loved the video thou, a lot.

Oh, most of em have a lot in common with any other martial art. The thing is they are practiced more for cultural than practical reasons.

@@BajoCLF lets say my favourite sanda move on this video is " i grab your gi and i punch ur face" bouncer technique lol. But in a way its much more close to a real fight than a lot of competition

Kuoshu

wushu and kuoshu are just different terms for essentially the same thing. wushu = martial arts or skills, kuoshu or guoshu = national arts or skills. where the confusion lies is in how people now often refer to "modern kungfu" as "wushu" & "kuoshu or guoshu" to mean "traditional CMA".

I thought that it was a form from the Northern Courtyard of the Shaolin Temple. A variation of this form I had found in your own KZbin channel ( Shaolin Kung Fu - once Shemati10yt ). Do you mean that it derives from a Chang Quan branch ?