which one is more deadly in a combat fight. give me as much details as you can
Wing Chun comes from China. Though there are a few branches, they all more or less have the same structure: three empty-hand forms, two weapons forms (pole and butterfly swords), and a form with a wooden striking dummy. There is an emphasis on engaging in close combat, tying up the opponent's arms, and controlling the "centerline" of the body.
"Silat" is a term used for a variety of martial arts from Southeast Asia, primarily Indonesia and Malaysia. Because there's such a variety, it's hard to nail down a defining characteristic. However, most Silat systems have some dance-like movements, from what I've seen. Small- to medium-sized blades also appear to be a common feature.
Neither is "more deadly". It's really a coin toss.
what's the different between wing chun kunfu and silat martial
which one is more deadly in a combat fight. give me as much details as you can
