Thread: Styles Similar to San Shou
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Old 06-30-2008, 12:05 AM
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Originally Posted by nightridaz2 View Post
Ever since i watched Cung Le fight ive become more and more interested in the style i was wondering if their is a style very similar specially with the kicks that is more widely taught as i live in Louisiana and their arent any san shou centers.
The closest thing to San Shou is Muay Thai. TKD, Karate, and regular Kung Fu do not express keeping your hands up or head movement.

The thing that makes San Shou so great is the variety of techniques, take down D, and take downs. It's really one of a kind.
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