Mixing techniques?

[Goju_boi]

Unfortunately, that truth varies depending on preconceptions that are not removed during study.

what do you mean,can you put it in simple terms for a teenager please?

[beAns]

hahaha, it really depends on if you're comfortable enough.

I use one style as the backbone as my whole system(my 1st and favoirt style Xin yi ) then I build other moves on top of it. So at the end old Xin yi really isn't Xin yi anymore, but you can still tell where I came from. There's habbits to everyone and it's only common sense that you do what you feel right.

[Goju_boi]

hahaha, it really depends on if you're comfortable enough.

I use one style as the backbone as my whole system(my 1st and favoirt style Xin yi ) then I build other moves on top of it. So at the end old Xin yi really isn't Xin yi anymore, but you can still tell where I came from. There's habbits to everyone and it's only common sense that you do what you feel right.

yeah I know what you mean .When I spar I like to try out some jump , spin ,and airial moves,but my instructor doesn't like it , but hey it's me.

[beAns]

[Goju_boi]

I know theyre not very effective,but theyre extremely fun,and sometimes I can land them on my opponent.

[orion82698]

If I had the money, and the time... I would love to cross train. Muay Thai & BJJ has always peaked my interest!

[Goju_boi]

If I had the money, and the time... I would love to cross train. Muay Thai & BJJ has always peaked my interest!

That would be a good mix:traditional styles with mma.Actually Tony Jaa has a similar combination of what you want to do.He does Muay Thai and Tae kwon do.

[gojupralgo]

I don't believe that all styles will blend together, but some things mix very well.

I trained in GOJU, but learned some aspects of Aikido, and Judo. Grappling techniques work real well, and can be incorporated into self defense techniques.

[Goju_boi]

yep grappling is always good to know.

[mean fighter]

mixing techeniqs is exactly what combinations are