Mixed fighting is a competitive fighting sport with extremely open rules. Finger gloves are used in mixed martial arts competitions, and the rules of the competition allow standing and ground fighting. The competition allows players to use boxing, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, wrestling, Taekwondo, Karate, Judo and Sanda, and is known as the "decathlon" in the fighting world.
Introduction to mixed fighting:
The rules of mixed martial arts treat all martial arts equally, and practitioners from different martial arts schools can compete in the same field under the unified rules.
Mixed fighting itself is not a kind of fighting skill, but a combination of various fighting skills to form a comprehensive model. The types of mixed fighting are: boxing, Muay Thai, Sambo, Seizure, Sanda, Taekwondo, Kicking Boxing, Aikido, Jeet Kune Do, Israeli vest, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu,? Sistema, Capoeira, Karrouken boxing, etc.
Generally speaking, mixed fighting consists of standing fighting skills and ground fighting skills. Mixed martial arts players must organically integrate standing combat (such as Sanda, Muay Thai and Shuttlecock Kicking) with wrestling and grasping skills. Participants must integrate various fighting skills and work out strategies suitable for their own characteristics.
Mixed martial arts competition is a mixed martial arts mode competition, allowing all kinds of martial arts players to participate. The rules of mixed martial arts treat all martial arts equally, and practitioners of different martial arts can compete in the same field under the unified rules.