What kinds of Wushu competitions are there?

Competitive nature

1. Competition types are: individual competition, team competition, individual and team competition.

2. According to age, it can be divided into adult competition, junior competition and children's competition.

3. According to the previous competition results, it can be divided into: first-class competition and second-class competition.

The nature of each game is determined by the rules of the game.

Athletes' age group

1. Adult group: 18 years old or older (including 18 years old);

2. Juvenile group: 12 to17;

3. Children's group:1under 2 years old.

Entry etiquette

Refers to the entrance, exit, start, close, routine timing, music and etiquette.

1. After hearing the roll call or seeing the electronically displayed name, athletes should immediately enter the stadium, wait for the referee to signal, and then move to the starting position. The beginning of any part of an athlete's body is the beginning of timing. Those who start team events during the procession must make a statement to the referee in advance.

2. After completing the whole set of movements, the athletes must step by step (the timing is over), then turn to the referee and stand at attention, and then leave. Don't turn to the referee, turn off the momentum. People who end the whole action by falling to the ground or abandoning equipment must stand up and step back (the time is over) before cleaning the equipment.

3. Athletes should finish the starting and closing in the same direction (no more than 90 degrees from left to right) in the same venue. Collective projects must be completed in the wild, and the direction and location are not limited.

4. Timing shall be subject to the timing table of the on-site referee group. The referee group uses two watches to time, and the watch close to the specified time shall prevail.

5. Music is not allowed to play in any event except team events during the competition.

6. Athletes should salute the referee when they hear the roll call and the points pointed out after the game in the last game.