Wushu Sanda

The lei tai is a traditional raised platform on which Wushu Sanda competitors fight. Fighting on this elevated surface adds a dynamic layer of complexity, as pushing or throwing an opponent off the platform often results in a victory.

Wushu Sanda is a highly dynamic combat sport that integrates striking techniques like punches and kicks with grappling elements. Competitors frequently utilize sweeps, throws, and takedowns to dominate their opponents.

Wushu Sanda, also known as Chinese kickboxing, originated in China. It was developed by the Chinese military and evolved into a modern sport that blends traditional Kung Fu techniques with practical combat maneuvers.

Unlike standard kickboxing, Wushu Sanda incorporates extensive grappling, throws, and sweeps alongside its striking repertoire. Additionally, the use of the raised lei tai platform fundamentally alters the combat strategy compared to fighting in a standard ring.