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The nation of China is one of the world's oldest civilizations and its history is as diverse as it is long. There are hundreds of dialects, traditions, and beliefs that a population in an excess of over a billion share. Needless to say China doesn't just have one martial art despite attempts by the Chinese government to nationalize martial art arts.
Because of China's rich martial arts heritage the government and China's military did not need to create a style of hand to hand combat from scratch, but rather formalize one of China's many native fighting methods. While many forms of Kung Fu have been turned into performance art San Shou or Sanshou still keeps the combat in combat martial arts, and can easily turn deadly.
In competition San Shou a variety of techniques can be used by fighters, but while early matches were barehanded with few safety precautions in today's matches athletes use a host of protective equipment though there are some exceptions. A fighter may punch or kick an opponent's legs, head, and body to score points, and sometimes knee strikes are allowed if the rule set referred to as "San Da" is in use. Throws and takedowns are another way to score points, and Judo and wrestling throws can be used in matches. Competitions can be held in either in boxing ring or on the traditional lei tai a raised platform where it is actually possible to knock your opponent off the platform with a strike or a throw to achieve a win.
One thing martial arts have done over time has been to promote cultural understanding, and provide friendly competition. The more you learn about someone else's culture the less chance there is for fear which can breed hate which in turn can lead to real violence. Though not as popular as other forms San Shou it isn't just practiced in China and some techniques have been adopted by Muay Thai and mixed martial artists for competition, because San Shou includes several different strikes and throws. Also from a practical standpoint the more you know about someone else's style the more prepared you will be for combat. While China's civilians are only taught the sport version of San Shou some practitioners who train in secret teach a more lethal form, but the military would learn the hard way just how important close combat training is on the battlefield.
After losing the Korean war to the United States and other allied nations the Chinese military took a hard look at what they were teaching their troops and among issues dealt with was hand to hand combat. Army chief Peng Dehuai consulted martial artists from every providence in China and had veterans and medical experts evaluate their style's effectiveness. The new system had to be simplistic, direct, and effective again larger stronger opponents. After thoroughly testing the system in training camps the first Sanshou manual would be published by the military in 1963, and the new training would be employed against Soviet troops using Sambo during border skirmishes.
Now if you have ever been in a real fight where you don't know your attacker's intentions you have to assume the worst, so you use the most brutal self defense techniques you know and the same goes for San Shou. Biting, join attacks, head butts, and strikes to areas like the groin, knees, and spine are all band in competition, but they're encouraged in self defense and military training. So if you find yourself dealing with hostile Chinese soldiers don't think for a moment that they don't know how to fight. Wushu might be more popular, San Shou is much more brutal.
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Kick $70.1 In martial arts, combat sports, and violence, a kick is a strike using the foot, leg, or knee (the latter is also known as a knee strike). This attack is often used in hand tohand combat, especially in standup fighting. Kicks play a great part in many martial arts, such as Taekwondo, Kung fu, Wushu, Karate, Kickboxing, Muay Thai, Capoeira, Silat, Sanshou, Vovinam, Kalarippayattu, and Savate. Some arts do not utilize kicks at all, such as judo and boxing. Other arts limit the use of kicks to attacks on the legs and lower body, while some sport martial arts tournaments only allow kicking above the waist. Various types of kick are described below, but the names used to describe a kick may vary between arts. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 84 Publication Date: 2010/07/25 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.20 inches |
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Precision Training Folding Free Kick Man Kit. $89.99 Perfect your dead ball accuracy with this brilliant piece of training apparatus.It is all very well practising free-kicks when there is only the keeper to beat, but this wall helps re-create a more realistic scenario.The wall consists of 6 two-piece spring loaded boundary poles and three mesh nets to represent a three-man wall.It's stable in all conditions and comes with its own carry bag.Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.Suitable for all ages.Free delivery by post. |
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Power Within - The Movement That Breaks A Thousand Movements, The (DVD) $15.93 Fascinating and informative guide to learning the art of Shaolin sanshou techiques. Shaolin Sanshou techniques are amoung the best in the world. These traditional techniques teach both physical and mental skill in the art of war and the calm focus brought about by Zen Philosophy. They can teach you how to use your mind and heart to control yourself and your opponent in any situation. Perseverance and hard training from the Sanshou Techniques DVD will increase your fight skill to the highest level and enable you to become the best fighter in the world. Suitable for any level of fighter. |
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The New Method 20/20: Cardio Kick - $14.99 This fitness video features a specially designed workout which combines elements of dance, yoga, pilates, and cardio training into an efficient program that packs an effective exercise routines which can help burn calories, tone muscles, and trim waistlines in only 20 minutes a day. The New Method 20/20: Cardio Kick features two twenty-minute workouts which focus on strengthening your body's cardiovascular system while you work off excess pounds and have fun doing it. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Karate Kick (Paperback) $10.27 After years of training, Cole Richards is ready to take the required test that will get him to his next belt level, but when other issues suddenly arise, Cole must find a way to remain focused on what is most important in order to succeed in his pending task. 25,000 first printing. |
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Bayview BAY875 Kick With Lynn Hahn $29.7 If you like to Kick then this is the workout for you Kick uses traditional martial art training methods in a very fun doable format. It is challenging so be ready to sweat You will have a modifierr to help you out if you need to tone it down a bit but for those of you that like a tough workout... well just give it a try. I think you ll be pleased. You have two workouts to choose from or you can combine them. The first workout uses kicking drills and the second is comprised of combinations that are original and will keep you moving. When you put them together you ll be huffing and puffing but with a smile on your face. Lynn Hahn is an ACE certified fitness instructor and lifestyle and weight management consultant with over 35 years experience. In addition she is an expert martial artist with a 3rd Degree Black Belt in Kenpo Karate. Lynn operates a martial arts school and provides self defense seminars in the state of Washington. Rating: NR |
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XMark Fitness XM2663 Red and White Curved Kick Mitt $41.15 The XMark Red/White Curved Kick Mitt XM2663 helps keep boxing and martial arts training safe and fun. The curved kick mitt can be used as a shield against injury while practicing kicks. The curved design allows the user multiple options when training. Safe blowabsorbing material. Tough construction. Curved design allows for multiple uses. Red and white curved kick mitt. Builtin arm and hand supports. |
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XMark Fitness XM2660 Black and White Straight Kick Mitt $41.15 The XMark Black/White Straight Kick Mitt XM2660 helps keep boxing and martial arts training safe and fun. The kick mitt can be used as a shield against injury while practicing kicks and punches. The straight design allows the user multiple options when training. Safe blowabsorbing material. Tough construction. Straight design allows for multiple uses. Black and white kick mitt. Builtin arm and hand supports. |
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XMark Fitness XM2662 Black and White Curved Kick Mitt $41.15 The XMark Black/White Curved Kick Mitt XM2662 helps keep boxing and martial arts training safe and fun. The curved kick mitt can be used as a shield against injury while practicing kicks. The curved design allows the user multiple options when training. Safe blowabsorbing material. Tough construction. Curved design allows for multiple uses. Black and white curved kick mitt. Builtin arm and hand supports. |
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XMark Fitness XM2661 Red and White Straight Kick Mitt $41.15 The XMark Red/White Straight Kick Mitt XM2661 helps keep boxing and martial arts training safe and fun. The kick mitt can be used as a shield against injury while practicing kicks and punches. The straight design allows the user multiple options when training. Safe blowabsorbing material. Tough construction. Straight design allows for multiple uses. Red and white kick mitt. Builtin arm and hand supports. |
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