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Off the top of my head - so that you can work on timing, balance, distancing and fighting at a pace that isn't solely dictated by yourself. It can also benefit your stamina and endurance and bring out your fighting spirit. It will demonstrate how fast you have to be to make certain techniques work. It also has its cons depending on the style you train in. For sport / tournament it's possibly all you need. For Kung Fu styles that concentrate on real-life self-defence it can create a false sense of security if taught and practised incorrectly. Sifu TD Prescott, Hung Leng Kuen Kung Fu

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