Silver Jubilee • Ahmedabad 2025
25 YearsDiscover the two exciting disciplines of Wushu Kung Fu - from graceful artistic forms to dynamic full-contact combat
The artistic and athletic expression of Wushu through choreographed routines
Taolu, meaning "forms" or "routines," is the artistic component of Wushu that combines martial arts techniques with acrobatic elements and athletic performance. Competitors perform choreographed sequences that demonstrate speed, power, balance, flexibility, and artistic expression.
Long Fist - Extended, flowing movements
Southern Fist - Powerful, rooted stances
Broadsword - Single-edged weapon form
Straight Sword - Double-edged weapon
Staff - Long weapon techniques
Spear - Thrusting weapon form
The combat application of Wushu in full-contact fighting competition
Sanda, also known as Sanshou, is the full-contact fighting component of Wushu. It combines traditional Chinese martial arts techniques with modern combat sports, featuring striking, grappling, and throwing techniques in a competitive format.
Understanding how each discipline is judged and scored
Technique accuracy, power, speed, and spirit
Rhythm, coordination, structure, and style
Effective punch, kick, or knee
Opponent lands on ground
Opponent down from strikes
Essential tips for competitors in both disciplines
Celebrating the masters who have shaped Wushu Kung Fu
5-time National Wushu Champion
Brought Wushu to international cinema and popularized the art worldwide
Multiple World Champion
Dominated international Wushu competitions in the 1990s
Sanda World Champion
Transitioned from Sanda to successful MMA and acting career
World Taolu Champion
Multiple-time world champion in various weapon categories