What makes Kung Fu Toa different than regular Kung Fu?

Answer by  Answer90 (69)

Kung Fu Toa is a combination of multiple martial arts such as Kung Fu, Karate, and Tae Kwondo. Toa emphasizes the use of yoga to cleanse the body and mind. It was developed by an Iranian martial artists in the 1950's. Regular Kung Fu originated in China and dates back hundreds of years.

Answer by  blachild (127)

Kung Fu Toa is more advanced Kung Fu. With Kung Fu you are using basic moves that allows you to make the enemy very damaged or injuried. With Kung Fu Toa you are doing the moves that can actually harm your person. Kung Fu Toa takes many years to learn and perfect.

Answer by  MathWiz (1408)

Kung Fu To'a moves are based on circular motions using all of the joints and muscles. They are a type of or specialization of Kung Fu. Kung Fu To'a is centered on a better mind, spirit and body. Those who practice Kung Fu To'a work towards getting fit, being positive, and applying this to their daily life.

Answer by  spaffman10000 (469)

Kung-Fu Toa is a Persian martial art which was developed in Iran in the 1970s. It was developed by Ebrahim Mirzaii, and forms a blend of the Northern and Southern Shaolin styles of Kung Fu. You can think of it as just another discipline in the many different styles that Kung Fu encompasses.