Sanshou is a martial art originally developed for the Chinese Armed Forces, based on traditional fighting methods, combined with the advanced methodologies of training. Currently, the Sanshou (or Chinese Boxe) is practiced as a combat sport. Competitions follow rules that restrict definitive tactics and techniques of kung-fu traditional for the security of the participants. However, the Sanshou continues being a complete martial art that teaches to hit with arms and legs, to knock down, to grasp and is against attacking. In the porting competitions, fighters are not allowed to the use of elbows and knees. In 1997, the first attempts were made to establish the professional Sanshou in the China and the United States, lead to other forms of combat Kick Boxing such as the Muay Thai.
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