Tanglang Sanda
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Praying Mantis ftw
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sanda just means free fighting in chinese so ne form of sparring or fighting can be called sanda
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-Great! another crappy chinese slap-boxing clip. Nothing new here.
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@H2Zman firstly h2zman i would like to declare i dont train or know sanda very well, my base is in muay thai and bjj.
from what i see in Singapore at least, there isnt a central derivative style in sanda.
it looks very similiar to kickboxing or MT tbh.
but some chinese kung fu i find that are very effective in Sanda are wing chun, and maybe hung kar
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@jeffchen So my teacher tells us we're learning San Da without specifying a style. Is there some sort of central style to San Da, or kung fu in general? Just sometimes it's hard to tell exactly what I'm learning from him.
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actually in mandarin sanda just means free fight. as in a fight devoid of the traditional forms or tao quan.
so in this case they are doing a free fight using mantis style.
hence tanglang sanda.
hope this helps
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@johnnylynnlee As true as that may be,they are out there doing it while other armchair kung fu fighters talk down on it.
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this isnt sanda and this isnt traditional kung fu. its just a shit. its hve nothing to do with real mantis fight! what fuckin´hell is it? i have seen street fights bett than this...
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LOL!! sanda mentis?? hmm but the rulez look like sanda.
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awesome showcase of different styles of chinese kung fu
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whta tha fuck, man.? this is not sanda!
There were some really nice throws in there. Does anyone know what the rules for the first match (no gloves) were? Were they not allowed to punch to the head?
TheMightyMcClaw 5 years ago
Chuji Sanda
The rules are as follows:
- no fists strikes to the head, only open palms
- fists strikes to the body are allowed
- no high kicks, only low (such as gou tui, shi zi tui fu ren jiao and so on)
- no elbow and knee strikes
- all kinds of throws are allowed
wudang47 5 years ago