I train in CMA. Traditional Wushu in fact.
The problem i see with many TCMAs is this, Not enough realistic training. Its definately not the syllabus that has a problem.
Almost every possible, strike, block , punch or kick is there. Its the way that the student are trained that causes the problem.
They don't train the way they want to fight. Sparring usually reverts to somesort of kick boxing match, and certain techniques are seldom used. Lack of Effective/Proper pad work and too much slow-mo Combat applications.
Perhaps if changes are made and more modern training techniques are used than we could see a big improvement upon the current situation with TCMA fighters.
But Sanda/San Shou seems to be left out in this topic. Since it is a CMA it should be included here. San Shou is the Mauy Thai of all CMA. Its Devastating and throws and take downs are also drilled into its fighters Not to mention that San Shou has won MT in more than a few occasions even in thailand.
If only TCMAs trained like that than KF would start winning more fights.
The problem i see with many TCMAs is this, Not enough realistic training. Its definately not the syllabus that has a problem.
Almost every possible, strike, block , punch or kick is there. Its the way that the student are trained that causes the problem.
They don't train the way they want to fight. Sparring usually reverts to somesort of kick boxing match, and certain techniques are seldom used. Lack of Effective/Proper pad work and too much slow-mo Combat applications.
Perhaps if changes are made and more modern training techniques are used than we could see a big improvement upon the current situation with TCMA fighters.
But Sanda/San Shou seems to be left out in this topic. Since it is a CMA it should be included here. San Shou is the Mauy Thai of all CMA. Its Devastating and throws and take downs are also drilled into its fighters Not to mention that San Shou has won MT in more than a few occasions even in thailand.
If only TCMAs trained like that than KF would start winning more fights.
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