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    Default Different boxing styles

    I heard of a chinese boxing styles. Like arhat boxing, mantis boxing, eagle claw boxing, drunkard boxing n Leg Flicking boxing. Have anyone studied, hear or seen this boxing style?

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    Chinese Boxing refers to kung fu, internal, external and mixed. Boxing in this sense doesnt mean the same as competetive or western boxing.

    Chinese Boxers are chinese martial artists. If we are talking about the traditional term.
    "Be alert. Be alive in the moment. Don’t imagine anyone who comes and asks you to ‘push’ or ‘spar’ will keep to a format, or even stay barehanded" my ba gua teacher !!

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    Actually, Chinese boxing was ORIGINALLY highly competitive.

    It is only now that Chinese boxing has fallen into it's less-useful, unrealistic, hoobie-joobie-magic form.

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    ha ha ha - you misunderstood what i was trying to say. Chinese boxing is not the western boxing or sport competition boxing that wee see today.

    maybe that was a better way of putting it
    "Be alert. Be alive in the moment. Don’t imagine anyone who comes and asks you to ‘push’ or ‘spar’ will keep to a format, or even stay barehanded" my ba gua teacher !!

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