2 Formats Of Wrestling Sport Tourmanent

There are 2 format of wrestling sport tournament:

1. Single Point Match

Both wrestlers must score a 1 point first fast as possible.

Fastest and easiest tournament format for beginners, also very helpful when the number of tournament participants is too high.

2. 5 Points Match

Both wrestlers must score 5 points first fast as possible. Everytime 1 wrestler score a point, the referee will reset both wrestlers position from starting position again.

This tournament format is more fun but more tiring, of course.

How To Fight With Long Dress & Tight Skirt

Many people often ask me this:

"How to do Takewondo kicks while wearing long dress/tight skirt?".

Martial arts which focus on high kicks like Taekkyon, Karate or Savate were created in the countries where their women historically wore trouser (like in Northern China) or loose skirt (like in France, Japan and Korea) that allow them to doing high kicks like these:

Meanwhile, martial arts which focus on hand strikes and low kicks like Boxing, Nanpai Kungfu and Hokkien Kuntao were created in the countries where their people historically wore long dress or robe. Can’t do high kicks? No problem:

As Taekwondo, Kickboxing and Hokkien Kuntao practitioner myself, i will honest:

- Taekwondo (kicking style) have longer reach and powerful kicks, but it’s close range combat skill very horrible. Good for long range, bad for close range.

- Hokkien Kuntao (punching style) have shorter reach and weaker strikes, but it’s close range combat skill very good. Good for close range, bad for long range.

- Kickboxing (balanced striking style) teach both punches and kicks 50:50 portion but the striking power is not 100% perfect if compared with martial arts that train punching or kick focusly. It have half quality of leg fighting and half quality of hand fighting.

So the conclusion is:

- Punching style martial arts like Boxing and Kuntao are best choice for self defense while wearing long dress and tight skirt.

- Balanced striking style martial arts like Kickboxing and Karate are still good, but their close range technique are limited and far far fewer than real close range combat arts.

Why Bouncing Footwork Is Useless In Real Fight

Bouncing Footwork is a martial art footwork technique where the fighter standing on the front toes and do skipping-like jump. This technique began it popularity since 90s where lot of Korean Taekwondo think this footwork make their mobility more agile.

Sadly, Bouncing Footwork isn’t work for real street fight on in open MMA tournament events. Why?

In Taekwondo tournaments, kicking opponent’s leg isn’t permitted, thats why Taekwondo fighters aren’t worry to using this footwork at their own events. In open MMA events where you will fight against opponents from various dojos like Muay Thai-Kungfu-Kickboxing-Silat or event Brazilian Jujutsu, they will strike your leg and you will fall.

In real street fight, you will fight 2-3 attackers. In Taekwondo tournament, Bouncing Footwork is consume lot of your stamina and breath, imagine if you ran out of breath while fighting 3 thugs and also have no power left in your body to escape. The End.

Look how Muay Thai and Karate fighters move. No bouncing, no skipping, no stamina wasting and they are ready against leg kicks.

Why 100 Chain Punches Doesn't Work In Real Fight

First, this technique created for aesthetic purpose, for action movies, for action theatre show or cartoon - video game choreos. Be logic!! Be realistic!!

Second, it powerless and the opponent feel no any pain because without you realizing it, your arm muscles are become limp by their own to produce a rapid continuous chain punches. You can’t do those punches with strong muscles.

Third, the opponent also can countering you with KO strike, you ruin your own defense.

Fourth, it wasting your stamina for nothing. In real street fight you will fight 2-3 other thugs, imagine if you ran out energy after tap-tap-tap-tapping just 1 thug and you ran out energy to fight other thugs or escape. You will be killed!!

In real Kungfu or Boxing fight, 2-3 punches combo is maximum numbers normal human can do in real fight. Even 1 accurate punch is far far better and realistic.

Why Object Breaking Is Useless In Real Fight

Object Breaking/Board Breaking/Brick Breaking/Tameshiwari (whatever they call it, it just same circus-attraction thing) is a show off demonstration where the “Martial Master” destroying the hard object using their “Kung Flu”.

Will it work for real fight? No!!

First, they use cheap and weak materials for their show off circus. If you challenge them to destroying a wall/building/tree with their “Kung Flu”, of course they can’t.

Second, they place the targets on special position so they can break in easier. Like giving a space on every stack of objects and place the object below their hip line so they can swing their strike longer and more powerful.

Third, even if they feel any pain (or their mental reject the pain sensation/lying to themself delusionally after listening their sensei’s delusional teaching), their blood vessel and other internal organs inside their hand won’t lie:

Fourth, this training is waste more money to buy those materials.

Rather than wasting your times-stamina-money to learn useless technique, why you didn’t use your precious time to learn real useful techniques instead? Like Blocking, Trapping or Intercepting?

No wonder why most martial art schools won’t teach this, wasting time and money. Like Bruce Lee and Bolo Yeung said:

Firefighter’s Door Breaking training is totally different. They use different techniques, special equipment and they didn’t hurt their own body.