The difference between traditional Wushu and competitive Wushu

Competitive Wushu refers to a high-level Wushu competition, which is a Wushu training and competition activity that maximizes individual sports potential and strives for excellent results. Its characteristics are specialization, professionalism, high level, overload and outstanding competitiveness.

Competitive Wushu appeared formally after 1950s, and has formed a complete system. Competitive Wushu generally includes three parts: competition system, sports team training system and technical system. International Wushu competitions in the form of competitive Wushu include the World Wushu Championship and the Intercontinental Wushu Competition. China's competitive Wushu is a structural model with the National Games as the highest level, the National Wushu Championships as the leader, and routines and Sanda as the main competition contents. The competitive contents of the routine include Changquan, Tai Ji Chuan, Nanquan, fencing, fencing, marksmanship, cudgel, etc. (the first category is Xingyiquan, Bagua Palm, Bajiquan, the second category is Tongbei Boxing, Fengua, Fanzi, the third category is ground-stepping Boxing, and the fourth category is Tea, Flower, Bao, Hong, Shaolin Boxing, etc. ) and.

Sanda competition is an actual competition that decides the outcome according to the athlete's weight 1 1. In the direction of technical development, the basic idea of routine is to highlight competitive characteristics, improve the level, encourage development and innovation, and make technology develop in the direction of "high, difficult, beautiful and new". The development of Sanda technology is to strengthen physical fitness, comprehensive technology, highlight personality, and be quick and accurate. The highest goal of competitive Wushu development is to enter the Olympic Games.