* by Alex Shamin * Walter (Walt) Patrick Missingham (1954 – 2025) was a man of many talents… The list can go on and on… But one talent was standing out. Inspired by Sun Tzu’s timeless masterpiece “The Art of War”, tested on innocent civilians and developed to perfection in the Australian and International sports […]
by Matthew Lee | 24 July 2020 Abstract In July 2020, the 2020 Summer Olympics were originally set to kick off. Karate is also set to be included a sport in the Olympics at this time, something that Wushu has failed to achieve with multiple attempts. There are numerous factors for this, which surround different […]
“The Chinese Wushu Association has appealed to all the country’s martial artists to maintain self-discipline, and avoid hyping themselves up as “masters” or becoming involved in other violations. The association published a proposal on strengthening self-discipline and promoting martial arts culture on its website, calling on all practitioners to unite, abide by the ethics of […]
Interview with visiting world renowned Tai Chi Master Jesse Tsaowho will be in Newcastle teaching April 4th and 5th (third visit to Australia – second visit to Newcastle) Jesse Tsao, holds a PhD in Wushu from Shanghai Sport University, is an acclaimed author, world renowned Tai Chi master, Qigong therapist and alternative medicine and wellness […]
by Amanda Heidke The Tai Chi Association of Australia (TCAA) Annual Tai Chi Championships in Sydney Australia.1 June 2019 An accident which resulted in substantial injuries meant withdrawing from the competition last year, however, one year on and despite my crunchy, noisy knees and bucket meniscus tear I was determined to compete. I am absolutely over the moon with […]
In China and some other countries, Wushu is taught at universities and colleges as an academic and professional subject. The absence of formal Wushu education in Australia presents a difficult challenge to the Wushu, Tai Chi and Qigong instructors and the general public seeking their services.The Duan Wei System might be an answer… “The Chinese […]
