My point is that if you practice that way, why study a complex art like a kung fu style? Train in a simple art and just slug away at each other.
I learned in martial arts and civil defense training a very simple principle: you fight how you train. If your concepts are developed and your experience happens in a sports ring, you have no guarantee that you can defend yourself against an attacker that embraces no rules and has no respect for your life.
I work with a section of society that has a high population of ex-cons. Trust me, a broken nose or a few lost teeth would not stop these peeps from bashing your brains in. Those are the people I want to be able to defend myself against if the need arises. Those are the type of people I train to fight viciously against.
Regards,
Richard