When you do everything to the extreme

Chapter 3 3. This is not traditional martial arts!

A hint of anger crossed Cui Zhenghao's face, and he shouted, "I'm a genuine seventh-degree black belt in Taekwondo, trained at the Taekwondo headquarters in South Korea. I can't compare to those quack black belts your associations hand out in bulk. Young man, I advise you not to be impulsive."

Liu Qiang also hurriedly persuaded: "Xiao Wang, don't be impulsive, don't hurt the harmony."

He somewhat regretted bringing Choi Jung-ho along to collect rent.

He had heard before that Wang Xiao had a hot temper and would not tolerate any loss on this street. If anyone bullied him or his sister, he would definitely get revenge.

Sometimes, even if he loses the fight, he will continue to look for a fight, forcing the other party to retreat and not dare to continue to fight with him for fear of getting entangled.

Therefore, although Wang's boxing gym is not doing well in business and has few followers.

However, Wang Xiao is known as the little bully on this street. Generally speaking, if there is no conflict of interest, others will not easily provoke or offend him.

This time, when he came to collect rent, it was Cui Zhenghao who took the initiative to ask to come together to meet Wang Xiao.

If he had known that there would be a conflict between Cui Zhenghao and Wang Xiao, he would never have dared to bring Cui Zhenghao to see Wang Xiao.

Wang Xiao adjusted his breathing slightly, controlling it with the internal breathing method of his family's Liuhequan. The speed of blood circulation in his body gradually increased, and his hands and feet began to heat up slightly. He still stared at Cui Zhenghao: "Coach Cui, if you admit defeat, you can leave."

Cui Zhenghao's expression also became serious, staring at Wang Xiao: "It's impossible for me to admit defeat. Come on, let me see if your so-called traditional martial arts can really fight."

Cui Zhenghao also learned about China's traditional martial arts through his own channels. After all, in addition to Wang Xiao's Wang's Boxing Gym, there are two other boxing gyms on this street, Yang's Boxing Gym and Zhou's Boxing Gym.

Yang's Boxing Gym mainly teaches the family-inherited Yang's Tai Chi. It is the oldest boxing gym on this street, having been open for more than 30 years. It has its own regular source of students and is usually relatively low-key.

Zhou's Boxing Gym is a hodgepodge. The owner is not from the martial arts world and focuses on marketing. He has invited coaches from various martial arts schools to teach all kinds of traditional martial arts, including Xingyi, Tai Chi, Bagua, Hung Gar, Tang Leg, and even Sanda and boxing. They can teach whatever you want to learn, as long as you pay.

Wang Xiao also wanted to learn the hodgepodge marketing routine of Zhou's Boxing Gym, so he learned some other martial arts routines from Bilibili, hoping to trick some students into coming and learning. However, it has not been effective at the beginning.

Most of the traditional Chinese martial arts that Cui Zhenghao knew had no practical combat capabilities. They were just good-looking routines, and they were just fancy moves.

After all, in a real fight, no one will follow your routine.

Online, there's a whole industry dedicated to debunking fake traditional martial arts. Many people, driven by hype, debunk so-called traditional martial arts masters, then immediately start livestreaming their products to sell them. They've beaten these renowned masters so badly that they've fled in terror, shattering many people's expectations and fantasies about traditional martial arts.

Now the title of traditional martial arts master has become a completely derogatory term.

Cui Zhenghao also watched a lot of traditional martial arts fighting videos, such as Wulinfeng, but he couldn't see any martial arts, just the random swings of the turtle fist.

Therefore, he did not take Chuanwu seriously, otherwise he would not dare to provoke Wang Xiao easily and ask Wang Xiao to be his Taekwondo coach.

However, although Cui Zhenghao looked down on Chuanwu, he took Wang Xiao seriously.

After all, he had heard of Wang Xiao's name. He was called the Little Bully on this street. He made his name by fighting with his fists. He had certain practical combat abilities and was not just performing routines.

Liu Qiang watched the two people confronting each other, took two steps back helplessly, stopped talking, and watched quietly. However, he had already taken out his cell phone and dialed 120, ready to call at any time. If someone was injured, he would call an ambulance immediately.

As for 110.

He won't fight.

For all the fights on this street, no one will call 110.

If you lose, fight back with your own skills!
Even if you win, you still have to be careful to prevent the other party from coming again next time.

But what if you call 110!

Then you will be squeezed out and excluded by other fitness and fighting gyms on this street, and you will not be able to continue your business.

This unspoken rule doesn't just exist here.

Similar unspoken rules exist in any fitness and fighting business area across the country, and even in the world.

after all……

Everyone who comes to learn this has a desire to fight in their hearts.

Armed with sharp weapons, murderous intent arises!
After learning some fighting skills, most people want to show off.

Fighting is inevitable!

If you call 110 as soon as a fight breaks out, what's the point?
Next time, let’s all call 110 together.

Then what’s the point of learning various fighting skills?
Wang Xiao looked at Cui Zhenghao and became serious. His eyes were also serious and solemn. He stared at the other person's body, but his own body was relaxed. He was not like some so-called traditional martial arts masters on the Internet who stood in a horse stance and faced the enemy with a fixed posture. Instead, he gently jumped back and forth with his feet, and placed his hands casually at both sides. He gave people a feeling of flexibility and relaxation.

This is a pace that Wang Xiao has summarized based on the steps of Western boxing and fighting, the steps of his own family martial arts, and the actual combat experience in recent years to suit himself.

The highlight is speed and flexibility.

"here we go!"

Wang Xiao said to Cui Zhenghao.

Cui Zhenghao also moved quickly, raising his leg and kicking Wang Xiao.

Taekwondo, which contains the word "fist" in its name, is actually a competitive sport that mainly trains leg techniques. It has attracted many people to learn it with its various cool kicking moves.

Therefore, Choi Jung-ho kicked out first, and the kick was accompanied by a whistling sound, demonstrating his strength as a seventh-degree black belt certified by the headquarters of South Korea.

Wang Xiao was always observing the opponent's movements. When the opponent just twisted his waist, he stepped back quickly and flexibly. At the same time, he stretched out his hand to block in front of him, and pushed Cui Zhenghao's leg aside. Then he rushed forward quickly and punched Cui Zhenghao in the face.

Cui Zhenghao was shocked. He didn't expect Wang Xiao to react so quickly. Instead of being forced back by his kick, he rushed towards him with such fierce momentum that he immediately stepped back to dodge.

At such a close distance, it was difficult for him to use his kicks, so he wanted to move back a little to gain some space.

Wang Xiao instantly revealed a cruel smile.

If it were someone else who had fought with Wang Xiao, they would definitely not retreat easily in the face of Wang Xiao's attack.

because!

Once the opponent gives in, Wang Xiao will go crazy and become even more ruthless.

This is the fundamental reason why he is called the little bully on this street!
As long as there is an opportunity, he will attack madly and fiercely, making it impossible for the opponent to defend or fight back. His specialty is that he can kill an old master with a random punch.

call……

Wang Xiao was panting like a cow, his breathing changed, the speed of blood circulation in his body increased again, and the burst of breath became more violent. He couldn't help but think of the spring kick he had just learned from watching the video, and then his feet instinctively used the force technique of the spring kick. His whole leg exerted force like a spring, and his heel slammed on the ground, directly launching him a little distance.

At close range, Wang Xiao's speed exceeded Cui Zhenghao's imagination. In the blink of an eye, he caught up to him again and punched him again.

Cui Zhenghao's expression changed, and he stared at Wang Xiao in astonishment. This was not at all the traditional Chinese martial arts he had imagined...

There are no routine moves.

There are no fixed actions.

It just emphasizes speed, accuracy and ruthlessness!

Isn’t this Sanda and free fighting?

This is a real combat style of fighting.

Cui Zhenghao was surprised and quickly stepped back again, while using both hands to block Wang Xiao's fist.

boom……

Wang Xiao punched Cui Zhenghao's arm, causing Cui Zhenghao to feel a piercing pain in his arm, as if his bones were broken.

However, Wang Xiao did not give him a chance to breathe. Seeing Cui Zhenghao continued to retreat, he continued to move forward. With a relentless attitude, he quickly lowered his arm, turning his fist into an elbow, and smashed down with his elbow, stabbing Cui Zhenghao's chest like a knife.

Cui Zhenghao also reacted quickly and used his arms to block his chest again. The huge force of this elbow strike made Cui Zhenghao retreat again!

The number six in Liuhequan has many meanings!

The first core point is weapons, the six types of weapons on your body.

Hands, feet, knees, waist, elbows, shoulders!
Every part of the body that can exert force can be a deadly weapon.

only.

Wang Xiao's Liuhequan has not yet reached the level of perfection, and he has not yet mastered the six weapons in his body. He cannot use each weapon flexibly to meet changing circumstances.

For the time being, he used his hands, feet, elbows, and knees the most. These were the most common means used by ordinary people in fights, and they were also the most lethal and direct means.

With an elbow, Wang Xiao knocked Cui Zhenghao back again. He then raised his right knee and rushed towards Cui Zhenghao's abdomen like a hammer.

Cui Zhenghao was a little flustered at this moment. His arm was still stinging, and his chest was a little stuffy after being hit in the hand. Wang Xiao suddenly attacked him with his knee, forcing him to retreat in panic. He was unable to make any effective defense for a while, let alone fight back.

This punch, this elbow, this knee, every move is fierce and deadly!

"Are you going to kill me?"

Cui Zhenghao roared in his heart, feeling that every blow from Wang Xiao was aimed at his vital points, and was a heavy blow, aimed at taking his life or destroying his purpose.

He has been practicing Taekwondo for twenty years and has never encountered an opponent with this style.

When he had sparred with karate, boxers, and some Chinese Sanda opponents before, he only knew when to stop, and his attacks were not as ruthless as Wang Xiao's. He always maintained a sportsmanlike spirit in his sparring.

So, after retreating again, he felt scared.

However, fighting is all about momentum!
Once you become timid in your heart, your momentum will weaken. Once your momentum weakens, your whole spirit will weaken, and your corresponding strength will drop rapidly, making it impossible to fully exert your potential.

If you are afraid before the battle, you will definitely lose.

Whether it is an individual battle or a fight on the battlefield, it has been like this since ancient times.

Therefore, Cui Zhenghao's mentality changed and he became dull!

Wang Xiao rushed forward again and suddenly raised his leg and kicked, incorporating some power techniques of Liuhequan and bouncing kick. The muscles and bones of his leg shot out like a bowstring, straightening his leg and shooting it out at an extremely fast speed. Cui Zhenghao had no time to react and Wang Xiao kicked him in the abdomen.

boom!
There was a muffled sound.

Cui Zhenghao lost his balance and took two quick steps back before he could regain his balance. He covered his abdomen with one hand, feeling a sharp pain. He stared at Wang Xiao, who had stopped fighting, with an extremely grim expression. Knowing he had lost, his face was extremely grim, and he said in a deep voice, "This is not a traditional martial art!"

Wang Xiao clasped his fists lightly and said calmly, "Liuhe Fist, Wang Xiao, thank you for letting me!"

Changing his tone, Wang Xiao said with a smile: "As for whether it is a traditional martial art, you are not qualified to judge. If you are not convinced, I welcome you to challenge me at any time."

"Or, if you don't think you can do it, you can ask someone else to come. I'm always here for you."

Wang Xiao didn't care about Cui Zhenghao's attitude and doubts.

He is not one of those traditional martial arts heirs who only knows how to practice routines. He has watched a large number of various fighting techniques from the East and the West since he was a child, and integrated them into his actual combat.

Martial arts have been constantly improving since ancient times, constantly absorbing various advanced combat knowledge and even cultural concepts to improve themselves. Therefore, the martial arts that have been passed down to this day are profound and involve all aspects of knowledge. They are the product of the integration and improvement of generations of masters, and they were not like this from the beginning.

For example, the three mainstream internal martial arts, Xingyi, Bagua, and Tai Chi, Baji have their own shadows on each other, as well as the shadow of Liuhequan, and Liuhequan also has the shadows of Xingyi, Bagua, and Tai Chi.

Other traditional martial arts are similar. They all have something in common with each other, and no martial art is completely independent of the outside world.

The West only began to develop fighting and boxing and other sports a hundred years ago. In the beginning, it absorbed fighting skills from other countries in the world, integrated them into one, and combined them with progressive scientific concepts to gradually develop free fighting and extract the three core points of all fighting skills: fast, accurate, and ruthless.

The same is true for Wang Xiao. Everything is based on practicality and actual combat, and he is proficient in the principle of taking what is available.

However, he was not a peerless martial arts genius, so he could not concentrate on practicing and researching other martial arts and fighting. He also did not have the extraordinary talent to integrate many martial arts and fighting skills into one. He could only dabble in them a little to increase his knowledge, and mainly practiced his family's Liuhequan.

"Okay, farewell!"

Cui Zhenghao did not continue arguing with Wang Xiao.

Because he is a loser.

Losers have no right to talk nonsense.

However, he will not end this matter.

If he just quietly accepted the defeat after losing, then he would not be able to open this Taekwondo gym here in the future.

After saying that, Cui Zhenghao turned around and left. After turning around, his facial muscles twitched, and his arms and abdomen felt a little painful. He had to go to the hospital for a check-up later.

Liu Qiang smiled at Wang Xiao embarrassedly and said again: "Xiao Wang, prepare the rent in half a month, I'm leaving first."

After saying that, Liu Qiang quickly followed Cui Zhenghao away. Seeing Wang Xiao's fighting spirit, he was a little scared. If he was hit by that force, he would probably be sent to the ICU immediately.

Wang Xiao ignored the two people who left, but stared closely at the light screen that appeared in front of him. Several text messages flashed on it that only he could see, and a hint of surprise appeared in his heart.

Practice martial arts!

Actual combat is indeed the most effective way to train.

(End of this chapter)