Hello, any martial arts is practical, and boxing is no exception. Boxing is actually the unification and standardization of actions. Maybe everyone has different survival instincts, but boxing can give these people with different survival instincts a correct concept of survival. The so-called concept is the essence of martial arts, which is called "spiritual strangulation" by the US Navy Seals, and it is also one of the basic courses of Wing Chun Boxing. The so-called "don't win, don't win" is sometimes true, and all is fair in war. Yes, people who have practiced boxing are really better than those who have never practiced. In contrast, boxing, a martial art, focuses more on fighting in the ring and is suitable for close combat within a certain range. Boxing is the foundation of all Wushu athletes and the most basic self-defense technique. Furthermore, even though boxing is not as practical as wing chun boxing, for ordinary people, the boxing power and lethality of a qualified boxer are very fatal. At least in my opinion, boxing is the foundation of all martial arts. Others believe that concept is the foundation of Wushu. Armed men are the biggest threat to boxers. And as long as he has the idea of fighting, then he may defeat it. The ring is not a street, and your opponent's actions are not dominated by you. Everything is just an unknown. Fighting style? The advantage of a boxer is to take his opponent to a place similar to a ring, and his opponent is unarmed. Limitations Yes, and please don't deal with a boxer with your bare hands, even if he is an amateur boxer. When dealing with boxers, you should choose to fight with boxers in a wide range of venues, so that although you can't beat your opponent, he won't beat you easily. In this way, the boxer can't always keep the actual combat posture, and the center of gravity will change at any time, so that the boxer can't concentrate all his energy on dealing with his opponent. Recommend Sanshou. This kind of martial arts involves a wide range of actions, such as hitting, kicking and throwing. It's Chinese "Muay Thai"!