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Chapter 117 Learn Kung Fu from me

With horse steps, you can not only practice the Thousand Jin Drop, but also practice Qing Gong. In fact, I may not have written everything above, but the basics are here. This thing is more important than my information, so I will simply disclose it here.

Be very careful!!! It can be said that even if you don’t practice anything else, as long as you practice the horse step well, you will have cannonballs and you can shoot them when you set up the cannon. Otherwise, you will only have cannons but no shells, and you will just shoot some iron pellets and nothing.

Very useful.

When encountering an opponent's straight punch attack, you first need to put your arms together to protect your face and dive down (as shown in the picture). The dive direction is towards the opponent's back foot, and then counterattack with an uppercut.

The opponent also practices boxing, but after the exchange, I always accidentally hit his face with my knee == (our rule is to use the knee for a foul). In fact, I only used a simple combination of two straight punches + kicks. Later he changed

After getting rid of this problem, and later on the advice of my teacher, he turned around and lowered his head and directly used a side kick (back kick) with a good effect.

What a weird move... I've learned a lesson... In fact, many people have misunderstandings about the Fo Guang Cafe express dive. One is that timing is very important, and it will be a tragedy if it is slow. The other is that diving to receive an uppercut is inevitable.

You have to be quick. If you hit your opponent first, it will be difficult for your opponent's attacks to be consistent.

Protect your face when diving, and diving towards the opponent's hind legs is more conducive to counterattack. I have practiced this. You can also try it and see what you think after trying it. It is generally not used =, generally only the first type of head protection is used

, or slap away the opponent's straight punch... The risk of diving is too high to use, and I don't have such a quick reaction. I personally feel that it is safer to move to the opponent's back... Lower hook, knee strike

There are too many risks to wait.

I don’t want to talk to a low-quality person like you. Besides, Taekwondo seems to have been created by Koreans. Chinese martial arts are profound and profound. If you don’t want to learn martial arts, why don’t you learn foreign martial arts? Do you want to use Taekwondo to bully the Chinese after you’ve learned it?

: Whoever tells the truth has low quality, whoever has no evidence and who talks nonsense all day long on the Internet has high quality. I'm so sorry. You have no evidence and use the word "quality" as a fig leaf. This can only be given to others.

I really don’t have the embarrassing qualities of Chinese people.

It seems that you have never seen real Chinese martial arts. Go to Songshan Shaolin Temple to see my friend. My friend came from there. Now it is no problem to fight eight big men by one person. Their training in Safin Kaidik Dharma is a very harsh muscle training.

They have to be as hard as iron. They are very powerful and very fast. Are you confident that you can beat this kind of Chinese martial arts among your so-called black belts in Taekwondo?

"Real Chinese martial arts"... Do you know why Chinese martial arts has such a bad reputation? It's because there are too many people like you who are pretending to be big-tailed wolves. Even the Shaolin Temple has come out... Come on, what level is the Shaolin Temple? You yourself are probably

He didn't even know, so he used it as a fig leaf. "Now it's no problem for one person to beat eight big guys." Where did you find all these eight big guys to beat him?

What is the explanatory meaning of the sentence "They are very powerful and very fast"? This sentence can describe anyone who can practice well, but it does not have any substantial explanatory meaning. It is still lyrical, "What you call black Taekwondo

Are you confident that you can beat him?" Among all Chinese martial arts, in terms of high-level fighting, at this stage, they cannot compare with Taekwondo.

Although martial arts does not distinguish between national boundaries, I personally still think that Chinese martial arts are much more powerful than other countries. I have seen real Chinese Kung Fu.” The two words “China” in this sentence can be replaced by any country. This is completely true.

Word game.

Don’t underestimate the power of Chinese martial arts in China. The National People’s Congress has a crazy waste of sculptures. There are people there. It’s just that you didn’t see it. Maybe it’s because they are relatively low-key and don’t like to be competitive. Do you remember Bruce Lee? That’s the real master of strength. If you don’t believe it, look it up on Baidu.

Just know it.

Can you come up with old excuses from many years ago? The low-key result is that you are willing to go to a sideshow that costs tens of thousands of dollars, but you are not willing to go to a professional fight that costs hundreds of thousands of dollars? Can you change your excuses to something new? Participate in traditional martial arts

I have mma's video here, and it's completely different from what you're bragging about.

When the opponent punches, use the shoulder and head protector on the same side to reach out and grab the opponent's head. As shown in the second picture, hold the head with the other hand and fix the opponent's collarbone with your elbow, and then you can use various knee techniques to combo.

, if the opponent blocks with his arms, kneel to his head.

I thought he had lost when he was cross-pinned. He was very powerful. The ITF technical characteristics are very distinctive. His strikes are precise, fast and powerful, his skills are comprehensive, and his ground skills are completely worthy of a Jiu-Jitsu player. I only regret that Long Tao collapsed too early, and then he was exposed to

I didn't practice well wtf, I was too narrow-minded.

He has the characteristics of ITF, and he is indeed very strong. At present, there are basically no boxers competing in heterogeneous fighting events in a single genre. But he can only compete in this second-tier mma organization. Due to the constraints of a single system, no matter how powerful a single technique is,

It's hard to overcome.

If the rules are fully open, a single technology has a future. Just like adding points in a game, people's energy and time are limited. It depends on where to strengthen. The disadvantages of a single technology are high limitations and low fault tolerance, but the advantage lies in

In a way, this is a recommendation for a certain school. So many years of experience must make sense. With some miscellaneous knowledge, I think it can have prospects.

Comprehensive development = all-round development based on specialized skills. First there are specialized skills, and then all-round development. It does not mean learning many types, and then mainly strengthening one of them (of course there are many such people.

Grasp the outside of the opponent's forearm with the same hand, and move the other hand from the armpit while keeping your back close to the opponent. Grasp the shoulder. Be careful not to let go of both hands. Squat down and turn around at the same time. Use your shoulder to press the opponent's shoulder.

On the ground, he immediately jumped over and hugged the opponent's other arm, switched the position of his feet and rode around. Put all the weight on his shoulders, and both hands must catch him to death with one hand. No matter how he ends up on the ground, the opponent will be the same.

If you don’t believe me, go ahead and try it.

It's all a matter of probability. Maybe it's because I take too much in the tunnel. Because it's more difficult to use nogi, I rarely use it. I'll go back to my American wrestling coach to confirm and let you know. I don't know how you teach free wrestling, but

Let’s talk about the problem again. If you only press your arms after crossing the shoulders, the opponent can take the back as soon as he lifts the bridge. The follow-up movement should be called Kasayagu in Judo and sidemountain in Jiu-Jitsu.

There are also some problems with measurement and control. The knees should be close to the opponent's body and the elbows should be tightened. The advantage of this is that it can prevent entering the opponent's close gurad. Of course, this is all about the photos. Maybe the timing of the photos is wrong. In short, I don't think mma is the right thing.

When it comes to systematic studies, it’s quite difficult to grasp the details.