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Keej613
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Heyo!
I've trained Muay Thai for a few years and I've recently taken up Sanshou.
While everyone told me that it would be a fairly seamless transition, I'm now finding out about all the little things that I picked up from Muay Thai that I have to un-learn for Sanshou.
Last night, the trainers instructed me on how to correct my stance for Sanshou.
So now I'm curious and I want to know if what they taught me is a standard Sanshou stance or if it's simply what they prefer and think is best. (I'm totally okay with that if that's the case. I just want to know if it's THE way or if it's THEIR way.)
So, all that being said, what do you know about the differences (or lack thereof) between Muay Thai stances and Sanshou stances.
Thanks!
I've trained Muay Thai for a few years and I've recently taken up Sanshou.
While everyone told me that it would be a fairly seamless transition, I'm now finding out about all the little things that I picked up from Muay Thai that I have to un-learn for Sanshou.
Last night, the trainers instructed me on how to correct my stance for Sanshou.
So now I'm curious and I want to know if what they taught me is a standard Sanshou stance or if it's simply what they prefer and think is best. (I'm totally okay with that if that's the case. I just want to know if it's THE way or if it's THEIR way.)
So, all that being said, what do you know about the differences (or lack thereof) between Muay Thai stances and Sanshou stances.
Thanks!