Por estas fechas, en España existen días festivos que suele utilizar la gente, al concordar éstos con un fin de semana, como unas pequeñas vacaciones, por lo que al ser el día 7 de diciembre coincidente con estas fechas no pudimos reunir a todos los alumnos para realizar un evento festejando el día del wushu justo en ese día.
De todos modos el día 9 de diciembre y con gran esfuerzo por parte de alguno de ellos ya que ese mismo día habían retornado de viajar; se reunió el grupo de alumnos más avanzados de Taijiquan y otros que si bien no lo son aún, también quisieron participar del festejo. Read more
Eng.: The website WushuPlanet.org is the first enthusiast of an initiative that tries to promote the International Day of practitioners of Wushu (International Wushu Practitioner’s Day) across the world.
This initiative has as main goal the promotion of Wushu worldwide, as well as to approach all practitioners of this ancient martial art. The day is December 7, and will be marked by a movement that has already many athletes involved. In this day, they will try to make the difference in their country and capture the attention of the general public, showing that Wushu is fully implemented in more countries than people think. Let’s make December 7 a glorious day to Wushu!
Pt.: O portal WushuPlanet.org é o primeiro impulsionador de uma iniciativa que tenta divulgar o Dia Internacional dos Praticantes de Wushu (International Wushu Practitioner’s Day). Esta iniciativa tem como principal objectivo a promoção do Wushu a nível mundial, bem como a aproximação de todos os praticantes desta arte milenar. O dia em questão é 7 de Dezembro, que ficará marcado por um movimento que conta já com muitos atletas já associados, que tentarão neste dia marcar a diferença no seu país, captando a atenção do público em geral e mostrando que o Wushu se encontra perfeitamente implementado em mais países do que as pessosas imaginam. Vamos divulgar a nossa modalidade!
I have been a bit remiss in blogging due to an overabundance of work and responsibilities. But I wanted to post up some notes from my second week of wushu training with the Shaanxi Wushu Team before it completely skips my mind. (I’m actually coming up on the end of the third week as I write this, but first things first.) Via narom.net
October 23 (Friday)
After that first practice, I made my way back to the wushu hall and got there a bit early. I had only worked out once so far so the soreness hadn’t hit me yet. This time the nanquan group (about 5 of us) worked out on the far carpet. Lots of nanquan basics. It seems that this group had been given the directive to just work on tons of basics since they had recently switched over from changquan to nanquan. I certainly need the basics work so I joined in doing as much as I could. Read more
HANOI – The combat sports of sanshou and muay has also assured the Philippines of another silver and three more bronze medals in the 3rd Asian Indoor Games when competition began late Wednesday night.
Rhea May Rifani defeated hometown bet Nguyen Thuy Ngan, for a 2-1 decision in sanshou-wushu’s 52-kg division at the Trinh Hoai Duc Gymnasium.
Tied at 1-1 after two rounds, Rifani got the much needed point in the third as the sanshou bet from Benguet pushed Nguyen off the ring.
“This is a sweet win for me because she defeated me when we fought in the 2004 Asian Championships,” said a crying Rifani. Read more
TUNIS, NOV. 5 (Xinhua) — Tunisia residents often can see Chinese volunteers, with a red star and a big word “volunteer” on their jackets, busily working.
China started to send young volunteers to the North Africa country in 2008 after the two nations reached an agreement at the China-Africa Cooperation Forum in Beijing in 2006.
There were only six volunteers on the first team, mainly teaching wushu, dancing and Chinese to Tunisians. Local people’s enthusiasm for Chinese culture and art encouraged the Tunisian government to ask China to double the number of Chinese volunteers in the second team, including table tennis coaches. Recently the Tunisian government again asked to increase the number of Chinese volunteers in the third dispatch.
Wushu is one of the favorite sports among Tunisians. China’s wushu volunteers totally devoted themselves to teaching after they arrived in Tunisia, helping its national team sweep eight gold medals at the Maghreb National Wushu Competition. Read more
The many stances of Wushu build leg and care muscle ( abdominal & lower back ) strength and the necessity of holding poses while training builds strong stabilizing muscles much the same way you would. Weapons practice works like weight bearing exercises, to build good arm and back strength as well. A Wushu practitioner who practice his/her art on a regular basis, with no other supplemental exercise programme, develop a lean toned muscular look similar to that of a dancer. Read more
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Mount Wudang, also known as Can Shang Mountain or Tai He Mountain, is located in the Qin Ling Mountain Range of northwestern Hubei Province. Because the scenery around Mount Wudang is so majestic and beautiful, it has been given the name The Famous Mountain Under Heaven. Wudang is a major center for the sudy of Daoism and self-cultivation.
The legendary founder of Wudang wushu was Zhang San Feng. Zhang San Feng was a Daoist who lived in these mountains to cultivate the Dao during the Ming Dynasty. Zhang San Feng was born in 1247 A.D. in the area of what is known today as Liao Ning. Zhang San Feng is a very famous figure in the history of Chinese wushu. His martial abilities and healing techniques were superb and he was known to have cured many people of illnesses. This brought about great admiration from the common people. The emperor of the Ming Dynasty erected a monument on the mountain to commerate the contributions of Zhang San Feng. During Zhang’s younger years he met Daoist Huo Lung (Fire Dragon) with whom he studied the Dao. After attaining the Dao, Zhang moved to Wudang Mountain and cultivated an additional nine years. Read more
What do you think of when you think of martial arts? There’s so many different types right? “But If you like watching Chinese movies with people jumping over walls, doing splits, kicking bullets, then wushu is the way to go!” That is what my friend Dennis Ta always tells me.
For a while now I have always wanted to take on wushu because there is so much more to it. It is about honor and holds certain values and standards that typical sports do not present. Read more
Hola a Todos!!!
Vean Talento Argentino, a Los Hermanos Gómez de Tucumán. Ellos realizan una de las disciplinas que poco a poco van creciendo en nuestro país ’El Wu Shu’; que como arte marcial, es una de las más espectaculares y coloridas. Read more
REUNION EN LIDAWUGUAN POR EL DÍA DEL WUSHU
STRENGTH ::
Wushu Planet lanzó hoy 
Mount Wudang, also known as Can Shang Mountain or Tai He Mountain, is located in the Qin Ling Mountain Range of northwestern Hubei Province. Because the scenery around Mount Wudang is so majestic and beautiful, it has been given the name The Famous Mountain Under Heaven. Wudang is a major center for the sudy of Daoism and self-cultivation.
