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World Star Chinese Martial Arts Competition

The World Star Chinese Martial Arts Competition hosted by Wu Martial Arts Association (WMAA) will be held at the Marriott Westchase Hotel in Houston, Texas on April 26th through April 28th 2019. In this event, WMAA will host workshops, seminars, and friendly competition. The event will set a common ground for all Chinese martial arts lovers to exchange techniques and help the younger generation understand the true meaning of Chinese martial arts. WMAA cooperates with all Chinese Martial Art communities. Together, we promote Chinese Martial Arts through competitions in Houston and throughout the world.

Martial Calligraphy

This three-day event starts with registration on Friday, followed by a full day’s competition on Saturday. It ends on Sunday with special workshops from well-known masters and great performances. (Marriott Westchase $89.00 per night + 10% off breakfast, rooms registered under Wu Martial Arts group will have late checkout privileges for participants at 1 PM)

The competition will have 400 plus divisions, 27 Grand Champion cups for advanced divisions of traditional Chinese Martial Arts, Modern Wushu, Tai Chi and other Internal Styles.

We will also present the Wu Martial Arts Scholarship award ceremony during the performance on Sunday, please join us to celebrate with the recipients of the scholarship.

We are looking forward to see you at the 2019 tournament in Houston, Texas

Friday, April 26, 2019
6:00pm – 8:00pm On-Site Registration
7:00pm – 9:00pm Workshops

Saturday, April 27, 2019
8:00am On-Site Registration
9:30am Opening Ceremonies
10:00am Competition Starts
7:30pm – 9:30pm Workshops

Sunday, April 28, 2019
8:00am – 10:00am Workshops
10:30am – 12:30pm 2019 EXPO of Chinese Martial Arts
Wu Martial Arts Scholarship Award Ceremony
Grand Champion Award Ceremony

 

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Mark Cheng

Mark was born in the late 1970s in Big Yellow Village, near Chen Village, one of the best-known places associated with traditional Tai Chi. Growing up in this environment gave him early exposure to Chinese martial arts, and he has now practiced Tai Chi and other traditional Chinese martial arts for more than 40 years, including extensive training in Baji Quan. Over the decades, Mark has traveled around the world to train, study, and attend seminars and classes with respected masters and senior practitioners. His martial arts journey has also taken him into competition, where he has earned multiple gold medals, as well as into judging, serving as a judge at numerous martial arts competitions. Mark’s writing combines more than four decades of hands-on training with lessons learned from seminars, personal exchanges and interviews with experienced practitioners, competition experience, and research into Chinese-language martial arts sources. His goal is to explain traditional Chinese martial arts from the perspective of someone who has practiced them for most of his life—not simply studied them from books.

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