Sanda needs to be honed by a lot of actual combat. I have been practicing Sanda for ten years. This is not something suitable for girls to practice.
In addition, the so-called captive and Israeli army fighting are both military training courses. Are they suitable for ordinary people and can they be trained effectively?
In recent years, wing chun has been widely publicized in domestic films, but this traditional martial art is either practiced from childhood or has a certain foundation.
In addition, Sanda is kick wrestling, Judo is more wrestling skill, Aikido is more skillful, Jeet Kune Do pays attention to instantaneous explosion, karate is more boxing, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is mostly ground fighting, Muay Thai uses knees and elbows, and Taekwondo has many legs. What is suitable for you, but I always think that Taekwondo is suitable for girls in terms of explosive power, responsiveness and flexibility.
Ps: Don't be influenced by anime movies. Those are all acting. It is the truth to defeat your opponent in actual combat.
I hate people who always recommend karate, and ask why Xiaolan in Conan can be sober and realistic.
Taekwondo is good for self-cultivation and shaping, and ligaments are not a problem. If necessary, I can give you specific methods, so I won't type so many words. Height minus 1 10 is the standard weight.
General university gymnasiums and gymnasiums have relevant training courses, so you can go and have a look.
If it weren't for your people, they basically didn't know these problems.
In addition, if it is a holiday class, there is almost no difference. If you plan to attend daily classes, go to the gym. Want the specific address, no one knows. I suggest using Baidu map to see if there is a gym or university gymnasium near you.
There are many teaching methods used in general clubs, namely Sanda, Taekwondo, Jeet Kune Do and so on. You can find them just by looking.
If you want to learn well and fight in a year, I tell you, it is impossible if you don't practice professionally every day. I am proof of actual combat. I can fight without words. If someone really tells you that it is quick and practical, it is a lie. If there were, martial arts experts would have run around.
For Taekwondo, although many people say that Taekwondo is ostentatious, many people have never practiced Taekwondo, and what about it through hearsay?
People who died on a whim, including me, thought so at first, but they also met taekwondo masters. Over time, it is also effective. Nowadays, many people demand quick success, but the quality is often the worst.
In addition, the black belt in Taekwondo grading examination is not so difficult now, and the actual combat effect is unknown. In fact, if any martial arts can be played, it needs to be tested in actual combat, not a belt. Any martial arts needs a lot of time to hone, and it can't be completed overnight. If you really practice, you will understand.
It is a gimmick to say that self-defense is free. If there are not a few years, any martial arts can't see any obvious effect. There are always many such problems when it comes to winter and summer vacations. It is enough not to walk alone in the alley at night.
I have been practicing Sanda for almost ten years. For example, there are ten machetes opposite me. My first reaction was to run away.
So don't expect self-defense to be enough to exercise and improve your psychological and physical quality.
Finally, I want to say, no matter what you study, don't try to be brave. Run if you can. Besides, nip in the bud is the most important thing.
The purpose of learning martial arts is to make you have a good physique, have confidence in yourself and be able to handle things calmly, so that you can better get out of danger instead of causing danger.
Finally, I want to tell you that no matter what you practice, you need a lot of actual combat to hone it if you want to apply it to actual combat. It is not said that actual combat is needed to test, not to estimate, and if it is an amateur exercise, it does not care about the level. In fact, it has no practical significance except to say something nice in front of others.
If you want to practice, I suggest you stick to it. You can practice in the holiday class now, and then go to the nearby gym to sign up for the daily weekend class when you enter the university. There is no difference between holiday classes at present. Generally 1000 is about a month, and a holiday is enough.
Although I practice Sanda and have a little contact with Muay Thai, Taekwondo, Karate, Aikido, Judo and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, I still know a little about fur.
You can ask them if you have any other questions. ...& gt& gt
Question 2: What did the girls learn from fighting? Hello, I am a college boy, and I want to express my opinion on your question.
No matter whether your connections are hard or not, anyone fights by hard.
Why do you have to work hard?
In the event of a fight, any pity, reason and morality will not be the first consideration. If you lose, you will become a laughing stock, be fooled, lower your status and lose face. Winning is respected and sought after, which is the most realistic, so you must beat him by hook or by crook, and cruelty is the common point of all people who can fight. For example, if you directly hit someone's most painful place, under the same conditions, if the other person can't get rid of it, he will be at a disadvantage. Punching your eyes, kicking your legs, and hitting your stomach are the most sensitive, fragile, and easy for your opponent to parry.
You may think you can't do it, but others have. What will you do when you fight? Who will pity you? So don't fight easily, you have no choice, defend yourself resolutely and swear to win.
You ask me what to learn in fighting? I have studied this aspect a little. In ancient times, we were not exposed to excellent martial arts, while ordinary Shaolin martial arts, such as abbots, were all straw bags and useless. Karate and Taekwondo need constant practice to be effective. It is best to practice Sanda, and be more proficient in close combat than ordinary people for a month. By the way, a group of good friends can't beat him together unless they practice for more than ten years.
The most important thing in society is to save face. Everyone loves face. Face is the psychology of being respected. In order to let others help you in the future, they don't blame him easily. Who wants to help you let him because you look more glamorous first? I don't want to fight if it's red.
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Question 3: What do girls learn to fight hard (especially in actual combat)? Have you ever heard a martial arts proverb? Call it a thousand tricks. I'm afraid of one move. Kung fu is not together. Until the old one is empty. According to your question above, I think your question is too professional at first. . First of all, Wushu is inseparable. All kinds of martial arts vary from person to person. There is no such thing as good or bad. . Secondly, if you want to practice to a certain extent, you must have strength. One courage, two strength and three efforts. That's the truth. Don't you need muscles for strength? I hope you can practice female self-defense, which is more suitable for you. What she emphasize is that flexibility of the human body. Leverage power. It's good for your figure. Body and mind. And temperament. !
Question 4: What is the kingly way for girls to learn and practice boxing? Be careful, one blow will kill. If you are not a professional athlete, it is useless to learn technology. Hard fists are king.
Question 5: What do girls learn to fight and defend themselves? Do you fight with women or men, sister?
Beating a woman is nothing more than pulling her hair. You just don't let the other person catch your hair. Strike first, grab her hair and kick her in the stomach. Girls can't help kicking in the stomach. After kicking a few feet, they get angry and can't stop. If you are surrounded by girls, remember not to be afraid. No matter how many people there are, you have to tear each other up. You'd better pick a brick and hit it one by one. Fight to see the momentum, you are so fierce, they dare not hit you;
If you fight with boys, it is necessary to have a stuffy crotch. After he fell, he kicked him in the face. If you are surrounded by a group of boys, you are a girl, and you are not as strong as boys. You must work hard. If you have a knife in your hand, you will light it. If you don't have a knife, you will pick a sharp glass and wave it. You will also shout, "Who will come? I will fight with him today."
-If you are so fierce, they will let you go. After all, it's not worth killing yourself for a big fart. Therefore, fighting also requires brains.
Question 6: What is the best martial arts for girls? Fighting and self-defense taekwondo are easy to learn and practice. For women, it is the first choice for self-defense!
Question 7: What's the best way for girls to keep fit when fighting? It is difficult for girls to practice their strength. After practicing for a long time, you will be disappointed and find that it is similar to some boys. Let's start with unloading bones, joints and wrestling. Personally, I like the shoulder-unloading trick in bone-unloading surgery best.
Learn Taekwondo for one year or six months without taking the exam. Once you have a foundation, you can do Sanda (there will be more restaurants in this place, which is easier to find) or judo. See if you like it. Taekwondo is weak, and it was easy to learn at first, but it was easy to adapt when you got into a strong one.
Sanda requires high speed, strength and dexterity. Some wrestling methods are very interesting and will definitely suit your appetite. If you practice Taekwondo first, you will feel that the boxing method is similar, but the side kick and the back kick will change, and your legs will be straight out like wooden sticks, but you want to practice your body shape, so-
Judo is rich and quick-witted. Even though I didn't persist in simulated actual combat training, one of my classmates learned well, depending on whether it is suitable for you.
Finally, the coach will definitely make you talk. Don't be shy, be prepared. You can practice at home.
Where's your leg? At least you can cross it. Don't be afraid of pain:)
Question 8: I am a girl and want to learn to fight. What are the better ways for girls to fight? Attack sensitive parts, but the girl won't let cute girls do it? Trouble?