Wushu (2013)



 

Wushu is an important component of the cultral heritage of China, with a rich content that has remained untarnished over the centuries.

It uses natural, aesthetic movement to exhibit traditional martial techniques.
Wushu's rich content, style, speed, meticulous attention to detail and level of difficulty ensure it to be the most exciting and dynamic of the martial arts.
Wushu training aims to improve whole-body fitness, not merely concentrating upon one portion of the physique.

Traditional stance training improves strength, stamina and flexibility, whilst speed, control and balance are developed through repetition of movements including kicking and open hand techniques.

The practice of series of movements and techniques improves co-ordination, speed and aerobic fitness.

The lower primary pupils have the option to join Wushu Enrichment Programme and will have a chance to be part of the Wushu School Team after going through a selection test in Primary 3.


Objectives

• To be a role model and lead by example.
• To instil discipline, responsibility and mutual cooperation in the spirit of Wushu.
• To allow pupils to be immersed in the culture and heritage of Chinese martial arts.
  

• CCA Open House ( Term 1, 2013)
• Wushu Training Camp ( March Holidays – Dates to be confirmed when drawing near)
• National Inter-Primary School Wushu Championships ( Term 2, 2013)