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Vision Quest Muay Thai Volume One List Price: $39.95 Sale Price: $39.95  |
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Filmed during the annual San Da Training Systems Mixed Martial Art (MMA) seminar and training camp, STS Executive Board Member Jeremy "Primo" Bellrose taught long knees and counter knees. The material is both traditional Muay Thai but also appropriate for San Da and Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) competition... |
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San Da Punching and Clinching List Price: $39.95 Sale Price: $39.95 |
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An instructional DVD demonstrating the punching and clinching techniques of San Da also known as Chinese kickboxing. Both neck and body clinching to throw and to strike are covered on this one hour and 45 minute DVD filmed during a seminar... |
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Catch Wrestling, Round Two: More Wild and Wooly Tales From the Early Days of Pro Wrestling List Price: $39.95 Sale Price: $35.96 |
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Take another trip back to the raucous early days of pro wrestling as Mark Hewitt brings you even more blow-by-blow accounts of dozens of the most famous and infamous mat battles of the day, as well as the backstage stories of the colorful characters who crisscrossed the country from the 1880s to the 1960s in search of fame, glory and cold, hard cash... |
Is Sanshou a good Martial Art for Self Defence?
Is Sanshou good martial art for self defence? Or would i be better off learning MMA or a Boxing/BJJ combination?
it really depends. a poor style with a great instructor is better then a great style with a poor instructor, that said it depends on the instructor.
now that aside because everybody knows that and its not relevant to your question.
if you are trying to train street Self Defense, i would go with sanshou. they are amazing strikers, kickers, and they teach sweeps and throws. the reason this would be better for the street is that you don't want to get into the habit of going to the ground. if you did then you have to deal with broken glass, second opponents, and weapons. it's not a good place for the street.
if your trying to get into the whole ufc/mma thing then you should go into mma. if you want to do ring fighting you should go into mma. but you can also mix sanshou and bjj. here is a good fight http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipWNbhcsBL4 its cung le, he's to my knowledge and undefeated fighter and uses sanshou when he fights.
