What are the differences between Muay Thai and Sanda?

What are the differences between Muay Thai and Sanda? This is something that many people do not understand. They do not know what Muay Thai and Sanda are. There are many differences between Sanda and Muay Thai, but these two martial arts have one thing in common, that is, both are physical fitness martial arts that can help people improve their weak physique. Sanda and Muay Thai can also be used to improve their body immunity. However, many people do not know what Sanda and Muay Thai are when they sign up. Let's take a look at the differences between Sanda and Muay Thai.

Muay Thai is a classic stand-up fighting style.

Its hands, elbows, knees, and feet can all be used as offensive weapons.

In Thailand, Muay Thai fighters use the natural environment as their training ground. Most experienced Muay Thai fighters have been training since childhood, whipping banana trees, running in the mountains, and swimming in the river.

The strong resistance of Muay Thai fighters comes from their own secret potion, which allows them to reduce the pain when whipping hard objects, and gradually develop a strong body and resistance.

Every Muay Thai fighter will do a dance of respect before a match. It is their tradition.

As for why Muay Thai requires an extremely strong body, it is mainly because it is a hard-hitting and aggressive fighting technique. Their whip kicks are all kicks with the greatest force and range. In many cases, if the kick misses, the body is driven by the inertia of the kick and loses its original fighting and defensive posture. The close combat of Muay Thai is knee strikes, elbow strikes,

Sanda is a traditional Chinese martial art, also called Sanshou, which mainly uses fists, kicks, and wrestling, and prohibits "elbows and knees".

Sanda in the arena nowadays is also a kind of division.

Compared with Muay Thai, although Sanda is also a stand-up fighting competition, it does not seem as intense as Muay Thai, because in Sanda competitions, knocking down the opponent can get high scores. Therefore, most of the current experienced players use this "softness overcoming hardness" method to win the game, which means they can get high scores without having to fight hard.

In the current Sino-Thai competitions, Sanda fighters mainly knock down Thai boxers to destroy their opponents' powerful and fierce attacks, disrupt their opponents' thoughts, and take advantage of their panic to win.

However, when Muay Thai fighters come to the Chinese arena, they are forbidden to use "elbows and knees", which greatly weakens the power of Muay Thai. Not to mention the recent Sino-Thai competition, just talking about the two previous Sino-Thai confrontations,

The Thai team went to China to compete and was restricted from using "elbows and knees".

China beat Thailand 3:2.

The second time China went to Thailand for a competition, Thai boxing was liberated, and China was completely defeated by Thailand 0:5.

I will not comment on the strength of the two countries here. China also has good players, Liu Hailong.

A person who practices martial arts also needs to have the courage to admit his failures in order to achieve greater success.

Now that you know the difference between Muay Thai and Sanda, you will be able to choose the martial arts that suits you best. Muay Thai and Sanda are two different martial arts, and this must be distinguished. Don't be silly and think that Muay Thai is a type of Sanda. Sanda belongs to China, while Muay Thai belongs to Thailand. These two martial arts cannot be combined together.