2022 National Kung-Fu Wushu Championships
NZKWF - National Championships 2022 full overview
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Waiver of Liabilities Form must be completed if you are an Athlete, Coach, Team Leader, Team Manager, Physio, Doctor.
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Event overview
Registration to the 2022 National Championships will be done with an online form for individual and group categories.
Please note that the online form will ask if you would like to enter Sanda, Taolu, or Tai Chi. When arriving at the relevant section, select 'Yes' or 'No'. Selecting No will enable you to move onto the next section.
Click here for Individual Competitor Registration. This enables you to enter up to three events across the following categories;
The cost to enter is simple:
$30 for NZKWF members
$40 for non-members.
Need some assistance?
Contact Julian events@wushu.org.nz or text 0211206227
Please note that the online form will ask if you would like to enter Sanda, Taolu, or Tai Chi. When arriving at the relevant section, select 'Yes' or 'No'. Selecting No will enable you to move onto the next section.
Click here for Individual Competitor Registration. This enables you to enter up to three events across the following categories;
- Controlled or Full-contact Sanda
- Modern Taolu routines
- Traditional Taolu
- Tai Chi
- Tai Chi Group
- Dui Lian (two or three person routine)
The cost to enter is simple:
$30 for NZKWF members
$40 for non-members.
Need some assistance?
Contact Julian events@wushu.org.nz or text 0211206227
Modern Taolu, Traditional Taolu, and Tai Chi
Practitioners have the opportunity to showcase their art and skills by performing a form or routine within our Modern, Traditional or Tai Chi sections.
Formwork and routines exemplify the different Kung Fu Wushu styles.
Formwork and routines exemplify the different Kung Fu Wushu styles.
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Sanda Kickboxing
The combat oriented discipline of Sanda incorporates the strikes and throws seen in Kung Fu Wushu on the Lei Tai - a raised platform with no sides.
With controlled (no head contact) and full contact options - competitors can test their skills against their peers.
We will also have our classic King of Sanda Cup - the openweight full contact division.
With controlled (no head contact) and full contact options - competitors can test their skills against their peers.
We will also have our classic King of Sanda Cup - the openweight full contact division.
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