Today we continue our interview series with foreigners that not only trained Wushu in Asia but are now instructors there. If you missed our first interview, click here to read it: Interview with Angelica Cukon. Though it may seem weird to some people that a foreigner can teach Wushu in a place where nationals are …
Read more “Teaching Wushu in Asia as a Foreigner: Interview with Minh D.”
Nowadays, EVERYTHING is about motivation: You have motivation videos, music playlists, speechs, and quotes all over your favorite social medias, etc… and yet, sometimes you still skip training and wonder why your wushu is not as good as it should be (or as you wish it should be). Instead of telling you that your Wushu …
Read more “Why Your Wushu Stopped Improving: Discipline over Motivation”
“Cai Jia Quan” 蔡家拳, also known under its cantonese name “Choy Gar Kuen” (Cai family boxing), is one of the 5 major southern Wushu styles with Hung Gar, Mok Gar, Li Gar, and Fut Gar, and of course, part of the roots of the Choy Lee Fut Style. Like most Wushu traditional styles, especially the …