Gruodžio 12 dieną Vilniuje vyks pirmoji Vilniaus ušu (taolu) taurė. Renginys – uždaras, varžybos vyks be žiūrovų. Pasak Lietuvos ušu federacijos prezidento Tomo Lapinsko, rūpintis sportininkų bei jų artimųjų sveikata, esamomis sąlygomis kontaktinių dvikovų, atsisakyta. Teisėjavimas taip pat bus vykdomas „online“ pavidalu, varžybų dalyviai į varžybų vietą bus įleidžiami tik po vieną.

Renginys dalinai finansuojamas Vilniaus miesto savivaldybės sporto projektų konkurso lėšomis

Dear, colleagues,

Lithuanian Wushu Federation is happy to announce, that 6th Lithuanian Open Wushu (Kung Fu)  Championship will be held in Vilnius on September 19, 2020. Competition is based on Taolu, Tuishou, Kongsao, Sanda, Qingda, Shuaijiao and we would like to invite the athletes to participate in these events.

 GENERAL INFORMATION

1. Organizer: Lithuanian Wushu Federation.
2. Competition is divided to: Taolu, Tuishou, Sanda, Qingda, Kong Sao, Shuaijiao
3. Date of the competition: September 19

3.1.        Arrival of participants – September 19

3.2.       Registration meeting 19:00 – 21:00  September 18

3.3.       Weighing-in from 09:00 to 10:00 March 28th

3.4.       Competitions – September 19. Opening ceremony starts at 10:00 a.m.

3.5.        Day of the departure – September 19

4. Final entry form must be filled and send to info@wushu.lt not later than September 10, 2020 (24:00GMT)

COMPETITION PALCE: „G7 Sportas“. Address: V. Grybo g. 7, Vilnius, LT-10313, Lithuania

If a registered participant can not arrive and take part in competition (except of medical condition, proved by official document), he/she is still required to pay the registration fee.

COMPOSITION OF TEAM

The total number of athletes is not limited.

ENTRIES

The Final Entry Forms with events and names of the competitors must be sent to info@wushu.lt not later than  March 20th, 2019 (24:00GMT)

TAOLU:

1. Age categories:

• Taolu Category – children 6 years old or less (male and female separately);
• Taolu Category – children 7 – 8 years old (male and female separately);
• Taolu Category – children 9 – 11 years old (male and female separately);
• Taolu Category – children 12 – 14 years old (male and female separately);
• Taolu Category – juniors 15 – 17 years old (male and female separately);
• Taolu Category – adults 18 – 35 years old (male and female separately);
• Taolu Category – adults above 36 years old (male and female separately);

2. Competition program:

1)       Wubuquan

2)       Barehand forms:   Changquan, Nanquan, Taijiquan. 

3)       Short weapons:     Jianshu, Daoshu, Nandao.

4)       Long weapons:      Qiangshu, Gunshu, Nangun.

5)       Taijiquan weapons

Time of performance: not less than 1:20 min, (Taijiquan – from 4 to 6 min); Taijiquan weapons – from 3 to 4 min.

6)       Traditional barehand forms:

Group 1. Traditional Taijiquan

Traditional Taijiquan including Chen, Yang, Sun, Wu, Wu (Hao), Li, Wudang, Zhaobao and other traditional Taijiquan styles divided into Taijiquan competition.

Note: 24, 48, 88, 42 and other single modern routines are not to be used.

Group 2. Traditional Neijiaquan

Traditional Baguazhang, Xingyiquan, Wudangquan (Wudang Xingyiquan, Baguaquan etc.) etc. styles divided into quanshu competition.

Group 3.  Traditional Nanquan

Traditional Guandong, Fujian, Sichuan etc. Nanquan schools (Hong, Li, Mo, Wuzu, Cailifo etc.) divided into quanshu competition.

Group 4.  Traditional Shaolinquan

Traditional Songshan shaolingquan divided into quanshu.

Group 5.  Imitation styles (Xiangxingquan)

All imitation routines including Houquan, Yinzhuaquan, Zuiquan, Tanglangquan, Ditangquan, Zonghequan, Minghequan, Heihuquan etc. divided into quanshu competition.

Group 6.  Traditional Tongbeiquan, Fanziquan, Chuojiao, Piguaquan styles

Traditional Tongbeiquan, Fanziquan, Chuojiao, Piguaquan styles divided into quanshu competition.

Group 7. Traditional Yongchun (Wing chun).

Traditional Yongchunquan (Wingchun) quanshu routines Biaozhi (Biutze) and Xunqiao (Chumkiu)

 Group 8.  Other traditional styles

All other traditional quanshu routines: Chaquan, Huaquan, Paoquan, Baimeiquan (Pakmei), Liuhequan, Gongliquan, Yuejiaquan, Wudangquan (except Wudang Taijiquan, Xingyiquan and Baguaquan which belong to above-mentioned categories) etc.

Time of performance: not less than 1 min. For the traditional Taijiquan 4 to 6 min.

7)       Traditional weapons:

Group 1:  single short weapons

Group 2:  single long weapons

Group 3:  double weapons

Group 4:  flexible weapons

Time of performance: not less than 1 min.

Group 5: Taijiquan weapons (Taijiquan qixie)

Time of performance: from 3 to 4 min.

8)       Duilian fighting sets:

Barehand vs. Barehand, Weapon vs. Weapon, Barehand vs. Weapons

Time of performance: duilian routine not less than 50 sec.

9)       Group events: 6 persons of any age category. Time of performance: from 3 to 4 min.

TUISHOU, QINGDA, SANDA, KONG SAO (Yong Chun/Wing Chun), SHUAIJIAO:

• Events will be held according EWUF rules (exept Shuaijiao), but without using lei tai (Shuaijiao no Jiao fu跤服). Suitable mats will be used instead in the fighting area.

https://ewuf.org/documents/

1) Events will be held according EWUF rules (exept Shuaijiao no Jiao fu), but without using lei tai (Shuaijiao no Jiao fu). Suitable mats will be used instead in the fighting area.

Documents

Shuaijiao (no Jiao fu) download here http: Chinese-Wrestling-Shuai-Jiao-No-Jiaofu -Tournament-Rules-and-Regulations 2019 04 06

2) All participants of Qingda and Sanda must have two sets of protection gears (red and blue

or black) and two sets of clothing, according to EWUF regulations.

NOTA BENE. Children under 12 years old have to compete with FACE MASK HEAD GUARD.

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The registration fee must be paid at the technical committee at the time of the arrival or by bank transfer to Lithuanian Wushu Federation bank account:

Reciever: Lithuanian Wushu Federation

Address: Subačiaus g. 43-63, Vilnius, Lithuania

Reg. Nr. 300787430

Bank name: AB SEB bankas

Account No.: LT89 7044 0000 8262 2517

www.wushu.lt

COMPETITION MANAGEMENT

Tomas Lapinskas, info@wushu.lt

Vaiva Žostautė, vilniuswushu@gmail.com

Andrey Andrienko kmnklaipeda@gmail.com

Welcome to Vilnius!

Lithuanian Wushu Federation is happy to announce, that 1st Klaipėda Open Wushu Cup will be held in Klaipėda on December 14, 2019. Competition is based on Taolu and we would like to invite the athletes to participate in these events. Welcome to Lithuania! COMPETITION PLACE: J. Janonio gatvė 27, Klaipėda, Lithuania, 92246. Competitions starts at 10:00 a.m. Open wushu and qigong lesson from master Liang Wenming starts at 14:00

Lithuanian Wushu Federation is happy to announce, that 1st Lithuanian Open Wushu Sanda Cup will be held in Vilnius on November 23, 2019. Competition is based on Sanda, Shuaijiao, Tuishou, Kongsao, Qingda and we would like to invite the athletes to participate in these events. Welcome to Vilnius!

1ST LITHUANIAN OPEN WUSHU SANDA CUP
SANDA, SHUAIJIAO, TUISHOU, KONGSAO, QINGDA

2019.11.23, Vilnius
Sausio 13-osios – 17

COMPETITION MANAGEMENT
Marius Butėnas marius@kovosmenas.lt
Vaiva Žostautė, vilniuswushu@gmail.com
Andrey Andrienko kmnklaipeda@gmail.com
Tomas Lapinskas, info@wushu.lt

GENERAL INFORMATION

1. Organizer: Lithuanian Wushu Federation.
2. Competition is divided to: Sanda, Tuishou, Qingda, Kong Sao, Shuaijiao(no Jiao fu跤服) :
3. Date of the competition: 2019.11.23
3.1. Arrival of participants –2019.11.23
3.2. Registration meeting 19:00 – 21:00, 2019.11.22
3.3. Weighing-in from 09:00 to 10:00 2019.11.23
3.4. Competitions –2019.11.23. Opening ceremony starts at 10:00 a.m.
3.5. Day of the departure – 2019.11.23
4. Final entry form must be filled and send to info@wushu.lt not later than 2019.11.11

COMPETITION PALCE: 13-osios – 17, LT–04345 Vilnius, Lithuania

REGISTRATION FEE FOR MEMBERS OF IWUF OR EWUF
Registration fee Tuishou, 15 EUR per each event.
Registration fee Sanda, 15 EUR per each event.
Registration fee Qingda,15 EUR per each event.
Registration fee Kongsao, 15 EUR per each event.
Registration fee Shuaijiao, 15 EUR per each event
If a registered participant can not arrive and take part in competition (except of medical condition,
proved by official document), he/she is still required to pay the registration fee for 1st event.

COMPOSITION OF TEAM
The total number of athletes is not limited.
ENTRIES
The Final Entry Forms with events and names of the competitors must be sent to info@wushu.lt not later
than 2019.11.11 (24:00GMT)

TUISHOU, QINGDA, SANDA, KONG SAO (Yong Chun/Wing Chun), SHUAIJIAO (no Jiao fu
跤服).
1) Events will be held according EWUF rules (exept Shuaijiao no Jiao fu), but without using
lei tai (Shuaijiao no Jiao fu).Suitable mats will be used instead in the fighting area.
https://ewuf.org/documents/
Shuaijiao (no Jiao fu) download here http://www.wushu.lt/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Chinese-Wrestling-Shuai-Jiao-No-Jiaofu-Tournament-Rules-and-Regulations-2019-04-06.pdf
2) All participants of Qingda and Sanda must have two sets of protection gears (red and blue
or black) and two sets of clothing, according to EWUF regulations.
NOTA BENE. Children under 12 years old have to compete with FACE MASK HEAD GUARD.

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The registration fee must be paid at the technical committee at the time of the arrival or by bank transfer
to Lithuanian Wushu Federation bank account:
Reciever: Lithuanian Wushu Federation
Address: Subačiaus g. 43-63, Vilnius, Lithuania
Reg. Nr. 300787430
Bank name: AB SEB bankas
Account No.: LT89 7044 0000 8262 2517
www.wushu.lt

Four people are representing Lithuania in course of Shaolin martial arts in China. Saule Grumodaite (16), Justina Lusaite (18), Severinas Siekstele (20) and Jhoan Munoz (31) have travelled to the cradle of shaolin. Taking place in Henan Province, from July 24 to November 20 of the current year, this cultural exchange aims to strength relationship between the countries and to share the profoundness of Chinese martial art.

Saule, Justina, Severinas and Jhoan in the Shaolin temple

For the Chinese embassy in Lithuania, this project is an invitation to exchange and to overcome differences between the countries. In words of Mr CHEN, Economic and Commercial Counsellor:

Every year we invite some of our Lithuanian friends and colleagues to take part in various kinds of seminars or training programs, including Shaolin classes, in China. This is to help our Lithuanian friends and colleagues to acquire a better understanding and knowledge about China, the Chinese culture and the Chinese people upon which friendship and practical cooperation can be built.

This project is possible thanks to a multilateral effort: On one hand, the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China as sponsor; on the other, Henan University of Technology as organizer. Then Chinese embassy in Lithuania and the Lithuanian Wusu Federation also show interest by supporting the four participants.

With master Zhao Changan, six times champion in spear forms 1999-2003

The theme of the event this year is feel the enchanting charm of martial art, share traditional Chinese culture. With this motto in mind, trainings are conducted in forms of lectures, seminars, field visits, and travels with the method of theory combined with practice. The trainings include skills of Chinese boxing, cudgel play, bare-handed forms, skill of spear, sword skill and special training for competition.

The class group is composed by 33 participants from 10 different countries and all kind of backgrounds. Soldiers, policemen, coaches, teachers and athletes in sports community are some of the participant profiles. In this matter, Saule, the youngest of the Lithuanian group expresses: “compared with our classmates who have practiced as professional players for 20 years, we have little to show and much to learn. As the beginners of the class, we try to keep up by showing spirit and discipline”

The delegation will be back the 22 of November, ready to reintegrate their respective schools and share with Lithuania sports community of their experience in China.

Saule, Justina, Severinas and Jhoan inside de Shaolin temple

Paskutinį balandžio šeštadienį sostinė vėl prisijungs prie viso pasaulio Taiči (Taijiquan) praktikuotojų drauge minėdama Pasaulinę Taiči ir Cigung (Qigong) dieną, kuri jau dvidešimtus metus iš eilės švenčiama visame pasaulyje, daugiau nei aštuoniasdešimtyje šalių. Susipažinti su kiniško sveikatingumo sistemų paslaptimis bei subtilybėmis kiekvienas turės galimybę pačioje sostinės širdyje – Vilniaus Rotušės aikštėje.

Šventėje dalyvaus Lietuvos rytų kovos menų klubų atstovai bei specialistai iš Kinijos, kurie pristatys skirtingas kinų bei vietnamiečių sveikatingumo sistemas. Daugiau nei šimtas renginio dalyvių kvies vilniečius bei miesto svečius išbandyti ir specialias sveikatingumo mankštas.

VšĮ „Sveikas miestas“ direktoriaus Manto Paulausko teigimu, prisijungti prie visame pasaulyje minimos Taiči ir Cigung dienos paskatino noras pakviesti tiek vilniečius, tiek miesto svečius daugiau judėti, būti aktyvesniais. „Atšilus orams norisi, kad įvairaus amžiaus žmonės tinkamai išnaudotų žaliuosius miesto plotus, parkus, skverus – ateitų ir mankštintųsi, aktyviai judėtų, o Taiči bei Cigung praktikos tam puikiai tinka,“ – sakė M.Paulauskas.

Lietuvos ušu federacijos prezidento Tomo Lapinsko teigimu, šio renginio tikslas – supažindinti žmones su neatsiejamu kinų bei kitų tradicinių rytų kovos menų aspektu – sveikatinimo praktikomis. „Siekiame populiarinti judesio kultūrą, skatinti įvairaus amžiaus žmones rūpintis savo sveikata, ją stiprinti, užkirsti kelią galimoms ligoms bei negalavimams ir, žinoma, tapti visame pasaulyje minimos Taiči ir Cigung dienos šventės dalimi,“ – teigia T. Lapinskas

Pasak jo, šventės metu taip pat bus galima gauti informacijos apie klubus, kuriuose galima išmokti laiko patikrintų, tradicinių Taiči ir Cigung technikų, pasikalbėti su klubų atstovais.

Pasak Lietuvos Taidzičuan asociacijos prezidento Vitalijaus Veršinino, renginyje galima sudalyvauti be jokio pasiruošimo, šventės dalyviai, turės unikalią galimybę ne tik stebėti praktikuojančiųjų pasirodymus, bet ir prisijungti prie praktikų, kurioms vadovaus patyrę Lietuvos Taidzičuan asociacijos instruktoriai:“ Mielai laukiame ne vien Taiči ir Cigung praktikuotojų, bet ir visų kuriems nesvetima fizinė kultūra, sveikatinimo praktikos bei rytų kovos menai. Laukiami ir tie kuriems iki šiol neteko nieko apie tai girdėti ar iš arčiau susipažinti su šiuo kinų kultūros fenomenu,“ – teigia V. Veršininas.

Balandžio 27 d. Pasaulinės Taiči ir Cigung dienos šventę Rotušės aikštėje organizuoja Lietuvos ušu federacija, VšĮ „Sveikas miestas“ bei Vilniaus universiteto Konfucijaus institutas. Renginio pradžia 11 val.

Kviečiame prisijungti!

Lithuanian Wushu Federation is happy to announce, that 4th Lithuanian Open Wushu Championship will be held in Vilnius on April 14, 2018. Competition is based on Taolu, Tuishou, Kongsao, Sanda, Qingda and we would like to invite the athletes to participate in these events. Welcome to Vilnius!

4th LITHUANIAN OPEN WUSHU CHAMPIONSHIP
TAOLU, TUISHOU, KONGSAO, SANDA, QINGDA
4-asis atviras Lietuvos ušu čempionatas
COMPETITION MANAGEMENT
LITHUANIAN WUSHU FEDERATION
info@wushu.lt

GENERAL INFORMATION

1. Organizer: Lithuanian Wushu Federation.
2. Competition is divided to: Taolu, Tuishou, Sanda, Qingda, Kong Sao
3. Date of the competition: April 14th
3.1. Arrival of participants – April 13th
3.2. Registration meeting 19:00 – 21:00 April 13th
3.3. Weighing-in from 09:00 to 10:00 April 14th
3.4. Competitions – April 14th. Opening ceremony starts at 10:00 a.m.
3.5. Day of the departure – April 15th
4. Final entry form must be filled and send to info@wushu.lt not later than March 31th, 2018.

Competition place http://www.grybo7.lt/

If a registered participant can not arrive and take part in competition (except of medical condition, proved by official document), he/she is still required to pay the registration fee.

COMPOSITION OF TEAM
The total number of athletes is not limited.

ENTRIES
The Final Entry Forms with events and names of the competitors must be sent to info@wushu.lt not later than March 31th, 2018 (24:00GMT)

TAOLU:

1. Age categories:

1) Taolu Category – children 6 years old or less (male and female separately);
2) Taolu Category – children 7 – 8 years old (male and female separately);
3) Taolu Category – children 9 – 11 years old (male and female separately);
4) Taolu Category – children 12 – 14 years old (male and female separately);
5) Taolu Category – juniors 15 – 17 years old (male and female separately);
6) Taolu Category – adults 18 – 35 years old (male and female separately);
7) Taolu Category – adults above 36 years old (male and female separately);

2. Competition program:

1) Barehand forms: Changquan, Nanquan, Taijiquan.
2) Short weapons: Jianshu, Daoshu, Nandao.
3) Long weapons: Qiangshu, Gunshu, Nangun.
4) Taijiquan weapons

Time of performance: not less than 1:20 min, (Taijiquan – from 4 to 6 min); Taijiquan weapons – from 3 to 4 min.

5) Traditional barehand forms:
Group 1. Traditional Taijiquan
Traditional Taijiquan including Chen, Yang, Sun, Wu, Wu(Hao), Li, Wudang, Zhaobao and other traditional Taijiquan styles divided into Taijiquan competition.
Note: 24, 48, 88, 42 and other single modern routines are not to be used.
Group 2. Traditional Neijiaquan
Traditional Baguazhang, Xingyiquan, Wudangquan etc. styles divided into quanshu competition.
Group 3. Traditional Nanquan
Traditional Guandong, Fujian, Sichuan etc. Nanquan schools (Hong, Li, Mo, Wuzu, Cailifo) divided into quanshu competition.
Group 4. Traditional Shaolinquan
Traditional Songshan shaolingquan divided into quanshu.
Group 5. Imitation styles (xiangxingquan)
All imitation routines including Houquan, Yinzhuaquan, Zuiquan, Tanglangquan, Ditangquan, Zonghequan, Minghequan, Heihuquan etc. divided into quanshu competition.
Group 6. Traditional tongbei, fanzi, chuojiao, pigua styles
Traditional tongbei, fanzi, chuojiao, pigua styles divided into quanshu competition.
Group 7. Traditional Yongchun (Wing chun).
Traditional Yongchun (Wingchun) quanshu routines biaozhi and xunqiao.,
Group 8. Other traditional styles
All other traditional quanshu routines: chaquan, huaquan, baoquan, baimei (pakmei), liuhequan, gongliquan, yuejiaquan, wudangquan (except wudang taijiquan, xingyiquan and baguaquan which belong to above-mentioned categories) etc.
Time of performance: not less than 1 min. For the traditional Taijiquan 4 to 6 min.

6) Traditional weapons:
Group 1: single short weapons
Group 2: single long weapons
Group 3: double weapons
Group 4: flexible weapons
Time of performance: not less than 1 min.
Group 5: Taijiquan weapons (Taijiquan qixie).
Time of performance: from 3 to 4 min.

7) Duilian fighting sets:
Barehand vs. Barehand, Weapon vs. Weapon
Time of performance: duilian routine not less than 50 sec.

8) Group events: 6 persons of any age category. Time of performance: from 3 to 4 min.

TUISHOU, QINGDA, SANDA, KONG SAO (Yong Chun/Wing Chun):

1) Events will be held according EWUF rules, but without using lei tai. Suitable mats will be used instead in the fighting area.
http://www.ewuf.org/assets/ewuf_rules_of_sanda.pdf
http://www.ewuf.org/assets/ewuf_rules_qingda_2012.pdf
http://www.ewuf.org/assets/taiji_tuishou_rules.pdf

2) All participants of Qingda and Sanda must have two sets of protection gears (red and blue or black) and two sets of clothing, according to EWUF regulations.

COMPETITION MANAGEMENT
Tomas Lapinskas, info@wushu.lt
Vaiva Žostautė, vilniuswushu@gmail.com

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The registration fee must be paid at the technical committee at the time of the arrival or by bank transfer to Lithuanian Wushu Federation bank account:

Reciever: Lithuanian Wushu Federation
Address: Vilniaus g. 45-7, Vilnius, Lithuania
Reg. Nr. 300787430
Bank name: AB SEB bankas
Account No.: LT89 7044 0000 8262 2517

www.wushu.lt

Vilniaus sporto festivalis – didžiausias  2016 metų  sporto renginys ne tik Vilniuje, bet ir visoje Lietuvoje, kurio metu vyks masiškiausi tarptautinio  lygio sporto renginiai (varžybos, turnyrai),  kurių metu po vienu stogu bus suburti įvairiausi sporto klubai bei įvairiausių sporto sričių vadovai, žymiausi sportininkai, sporto prekių ženklų atstovai. Lietuvos Ušu federaciją Vilniaus šiemet renginyje atstovavo Lietuyvos ušu federacijos nariai: Lietuvos Tradicinio UŠU asociacija“Shaolin”, Chen Xiaowang Taijiquan Asociacija – Lietuva, Lietuvos Taidzičiuan asociacija, Klaipėdos ušu akademija, Wing Chun KungFu Akademija bei Vilniaus Konfucijaus instituto dėstytojai Liang Wenming ir Liu Jiwu.

Vilniaus sporto festivalis – didžiausias  2015 metų  sporto renginys ne tik Vilniuje, bet ir visoje Lietuvoje, kurio metu vyks masiškiausi tarptautinio  lygio sporto renginiai (varžybos, turnyrai),  kurių metu po vienu stogu bus suburti įvairiausi sporto klubai bei įvairiausių sporto sričių vadovai, žymiausi sportininkai, sporto prekių ženklų atstovai. Lietuvos Ušu federaciją Vilniaus šiemet renginyje atstovavo Lietuvos Tradicinio UŠU asociacija “Shaolin”, Chen Xiaowang Taijiquan Asociacija – Lietuva, Lietuvos Taidzičiuan asociacija bei Wing Chun KungFu Akademija: