Kung Fu Tournaments
and Martial Arts Competitions

In the western world, contemporary Nan Quan forms are the forms of choice at martial arts tournaments. In Australia and throughout the world, there are now National Wushu Championships that offer modern and traditional forms, divided into male, female, adult and junior divisions.

These martial arts competitions are now standardised so that any person from any country can be judged according to the same criteria. This means that a person participating in any one division will be judged on the same series of movements, referred to as ‘forms’ or ‘routines’. In Chinese they are called ‘kuen’ or ‘kata’ in Japanese.

These routines are also called ‘International' forms. Click here to learn about The Origin of the International Nan Quan Kung Fu Form.

International competitions include the bi-annual World Wushu Championships, which includes not only the modern bare hands and weapons forms, but also Sanshou, which is full contact sparring.

And of course, there are special instructions on how to train for these tournaments.

And if you would like to attend regular classes and perhaps compete in tournaments one day, please call us on our central telephone number 9796-1066 for class times and fees or email us through our contact-us form.

2004: World Tournament Zhengzhou, China: Golden Lion wins 9 Gold, 16 Silver, 4 Bronze medals plus the Gold Cup for Best Team Event

A new addition to the World Wushu Championships scene is the World Traditional Wushu Festival; the first was held in Zhengzhou, China, October 2004. The festival attracted over 2,000 competitors from 60 countries and was held in two stadiums built specially for the event.

The students of Golden Lion Academy won a total number of 9 Gold, 16 Silver and 4 Bronze medals. In addition, the Gold Cup for the Tai Chi Team Event was also won by Golden Lion students. Click here to read about this Chinese martial arts tournament.

Since 1988, Golden Lion Academy has had its students selected in every Australian Team. It is anticipated that the evolving and popular Nan Quan forms will attract many more participants.

2008: In the 2008 Australian National Championships, Golden Lion students won numerous prizes, including the:

- National KF Grand Champion
- National Champion Nan Quan Bare hands
- 1st Wu Shu Nan Gun, Cudgel
- 2nd Wu Shu Nan Dao, Sword
- 1st Nan Dao Sword (women)
- 1st Traditional Bare Hands (women).

The tournament was held in Canberra, Australia, and run by the Australian Kung Fu Wushu Federation. Read more about this 2008 tournament.

2009 Chinese Martial arts Tournament

• Click on this link to read about Results of this KF Wu Shu Chinese Martial Arts Competition August 2009 where Golden Lion students won Five 1st Places and Two 2nd Places.

2010 World Martial Arts Tournament Competition China

• Martial Arts Competition Shi Yan China October 2010: Three Golden lion martial arts students were selected for China 2010 competition, here's a narrative of their stories and impending tournament and a chance to reflect on our own inspirations for kung fu training.
• Details and results of the 4th World Traditional Wushu Championships, a Chinese Martial Arts Tournament held in Shi Yan China October 2010 Article gives an account of the details and results of the 4th World Traditional Wushu Championships, a Chinese Martial Arts Tournament held in Shi Yan China October 2010.

2011 Australasian KF, Tai Chi and Wu Shu Championships

• Hard Work Pays Off - Read about Golden Lion Kung Fu winning 11 Gold, 5 Silver and 4 Bronze medals at the 2011 Australasian Championships.

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