What style of kung fu is most practical for modern fighting?
What style(s) of kung fu is practical/realistic in today's modern forms of fighting? Like compared to mma, muay thai, boxing, etc.
4 Answers
- SteelLv 63 weeks agoFavorite Answer
Based on your additional detail, would you define "modern fighting" as acclimated for use in the ring/octagon, or competition otherwise? If so, then you wouldn't necessarily want something traditional, but rather, something catered for competition or easily translated to competition. Off hand, I would think of Sanda / San Shou.
- curmudgeon55Lv 73 weeks ago
Wing Chun for one on one fighting. Hun Gar teaches the animal forms and some very practical drills like eye gouges /snake strikes. Southern schools teach the low stance and power strikes- very good for defense/offense, ShoRei Ryu/Shoalin
- Tengu BakemonoLv 63 weeks ago
I wasn't aware that modern fighting exist? Last time i checked everyone has two arms and two legs, two eyes, a neck, and groin. What exactly is modern fighting?
very good point & good answer, those listed in comments are typically presented as specialised contemporary spectator exhibition sports, cf nonsportsoriented disciplines of KF, K, JJ etc
very good answer