THE ART OF SANDA | Kicking - Throwing - Sweeping - YouTube
WEBLearn how to kick, throw, sweep and scissor with Sanda or Sanshou, a martial art that combines Kung Fu, Chinese Wrestling and Western Kickboxing. Watch David Bertrand and his assistant Pierre...
Cung Le - San Shou Vol3-SanShou Effective Takedowns - YouTube
WEBVolume 3: Effective Takedown of Sanshou This DVD Includes slow and fast motion demonstrations of a variety of throws and takedowns for each type of kick, leg...
Sanda (sport) - Wikipedia
WEBSanda is a full-contact combat sport that combines boxing, kickboxing, wrestling, and throws from traditional Chinese martial arts. It is also known as Sanshou, Chinese boxing, or free fighting, and has a standard curriculum and rules for competitions.
Learn Sanda, Sanshou Chinese kickboxing & Qin Na - Xinglin
WEBSelected from Shaolin forms, Sanda moves are the essence of Shaolin kungfu. Major moves in Sanda are boxing: straight punch, hook, uppercut; kick: straight push kick, side kick, side push kick, front sweep, back sweep; throw: leg hold and throw, waist hold and throw, neck hold and throw, etc.
Sanda | Sanshou | Chi Wu Men Athletic Association | San …
WEBHowever, Sanshou is also a competition for martial art that teaches striking, kicking, leg kicks, kick catches, sweeps, takedowns, and throws. The current sport of Sanshou does not include elbow and knee strikes but most Sanshou gyms teach these techniques as well.
Traditional San Shou throw from opponent's jab and cross …
WEBA quick demonstration of one way to take your opponent to ground off their jab & cross combination punches. A fast technique widely used in Sanshou - Chines...
American Combat Shuai Chiao Association Austin TX Chapter
WEBLearn the differences and similarities between Shuai Chiao, San Shou and San Da, three Chinese martial arts that combine kicking, striking, throwing and holding. Find out how they evolved from ancient wrestling to modern sports and self-defense.
San Soo - Wikipedia
WEBSan Soo is a hybrid martial art based on techniques from various Chinese systems, created by Jimmy H. Woo and Chin Siu Dek. It is not a sport and focuses on practical self-defense, using strikes, throws, joint-locks, and weapons.
Sanda (sport) - Wikiwand
WEBSanda, formerly Sanshou, is the official Chinese boxing full-contact combat sport. Sanda is a fighting system which was originally developed by the Chinese mili...
San Shou / Sanda - Official Home of Pai Lum Tao
WEBAs an unarmed self-defense, close combat system, San Shou includes Shaoilin’s kicking & punching, Shuai Jiao’s throws and grappling, Chin Na’s joint locks and pressure points. Pai Lum Tao’s San Shou as an art / sport puts great emphasis on throws. It’s most popular technique is the “kick catch”.
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