2011 - 11th World Wushu Championships - Sanda/Sanshou - Ankara Turkey

Sanda / Sanshou Clips and Highlights from the 11th World Wushu Championships in Ankara Turkey.

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[ApexShaolin]

In wrestling / judo / jiujitsu you cannot strike. In boxing you cannot kick. In Sanda you cannot ground fight. What is so strange about that?

[ApexShaolin]

Sanda came from Chinese martial arts, which include takedown wrestling and striking, but limited ground fighting. Like other sports, it was considered unsportsmanlike to hit a fallen opponent. "In the old days," competitions were supposedly held on a raised platform where being pushed off would be fatal. Although Russian Pro Sanda has allowed for limited ground fighting. This competition is an amateur event.

There is no striking in BJJ competitions in most rulesets like in IBJJF, ADCC, etc.

[Tiwaking]

This is like MMA, but for Midgets

[Sebastian Muscan]

maybe Muay Thai comes from Sanda.

[nanchuanjet]

Excellent !

[FreestylerSanshou]

Thanks for upload...

[TehBoores6]

kung fu: means expertice in something the chinese martial art is called wushu this divides into 2: sanda and tao lu; sanda is what you see the competitiveness of the martial art, tao lu is forms and the crazy sht shaolin monks do with weapons and so on.

[OnCallDoctor]

Excellent video

[scott cudi]

Somebody told me sanshou is kung fu but i thought that was forms and shit this looks like muay thai and judo mixed

[LDN LONDON]

Theres many rules in Ju Jitsu they luv to wrap there legs around eachother and your not aloud to use your elbows to strike or knee the face so there u go jiu jitsu boy

[LDN LONDON]

Not in BJJ tournaments hahah clever clogs