San Da - Chinese Kickboxing
This system of competition fighting has evolved from Chinese
Kung Fu but uses boxing gloves, headguards and a set of rules
to ensure safety and fairness. It is also known by the name San
Shou Kickboxing.
A great deal of fitness training is involved
and though it has similarities
with kickboxing and Thai Kickboxing (Muai Thai) the fact that
we can pick people up and dump them on the ground also gives
it similarities to the Jujitsu often seen in UFC and Mixed
Martial Arts fighting. It's fast, exciting and exhilarating and
great fun whatever
level you currently are at. If you want to run off some excess
energy, practice sparring or build yourself up to be a tournament
fighter,
Chinese
San
Da Kickboxing is for you!
Master Iain Armstrong with Nam Yang Martial Arts students who
won trophies and medals for San Da Kickboxing at the 2005 World
Championships in Italy
We enter teams for all major national competitions
as well as some international tournaments. Under 18s may only
compete
in
semi-contact
competitions
- i.e. they do not hit each other hard and the emphasis is on skill as a
fighter rather than brute strength.
Nam Yang Martial Arts' Head UK Instructor, Master Iain Armstrong
has coached the British Council of Chinese Martial Arts (BCCMA)
San Da Squad. The Nam Yang Martial Arts Association
is therefore perfectly positioned
to achieve major success in this exciting and dynamic arena. Our junior
competitors have attained several World Championship titles,
and our senior kickboxers just keep
on getting sharper.
San Da Chinese Kickboxing is suitable for ages 6 - mid 30s.
Further
Information on Chinese Martial Arts
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