The Great Wall Wu Shu Academy
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 For class details, please contact us at 9258 8881,  Mob:  0413 478 151

Email us : tgwwa@iinet.net.au 

Wu Shu means martial art.   It was used primarily as a form of combat in ancient China.  In recent time, China revived the traditional Wu Shu forms by combining them with Peking Opera, gymnastics, and acrobatics to create a contemporary art form that is aesthetically pleasing, visually exiting, and physically demanding.  While the forms still containing kicks and punches, the emphasis is now on physical development and the enjoyment of practicing Wu Shu. 

Chinese Wu Shu contains over 300 different forms.  There are Tai Chi, Northern and Southern styles, internal and external practices, forms that imitate animals, and forms with weapons, just to name a few. Wu Shu may be practiced and performed by persons of any age or sex, as there is a great multitude or forms to study.

Wu Shu as taught in the Academy emphasizes the development of health, discipline, flexibility, and coordination for each student.

Our Instructor - Master Guo
6th Dan Grade - Chinese Wushu Association

·    China “Wu Ying Ji”  - outstanding Wu Shu athlete.

• China National Class One Wu Shu judge.
• Chief Wu Shu Instructor – Tianjin Chin Woo Athletic Association,  1993 -1995.
• Wu Shu Instructor – Malaysian Chin Woo Federation, 1995 – 1997.
• Wu Shu Instructor – Western Australia Chin Woo Athletic Association, 1999-2001.
• Represented China Wu Shu team to Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, and South Korea.
• China National Wu Shu competition Gold Medallist - 1987,1988,1990,1991,1992.
• China National Wu Shu competition Silver Medallist - 1987,1988,1990,1991.
• China National Wu Shu competition Bronze Medallist - 1986,,1989,1991,1992.

 For class details, please contact us at 9258 8881,  Mob:  0413 478 151

Email us: tgwwa@iinet.net.au