The Wushu Herald is our contribution to the Wushu, Tai Chi and Qigong community in Australia.
We hope that it will continue to be the source of information and education about Wushu, in all its forms. As a platform for sharing thoughts, ideas, experiences and achievements we hope it will foster open discussion, facilitate the finding of common ground and help us all grow stronger together.
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EXHIBITION DETAILS Date: 14 October 2019 – 21 February 2020 Venue: Australia-China Institute for Arts and Culture Gallery, Building EA.G.03, Parramatta -
* by John Gough * (Photo from the International Martial Arts Tournament, Singapore, September 2019) Why take part in Local, -
The 15th World Wushu Championships in Shanghai, China (20-23 October 2019) was exceptionally well covered by WushuTV. All events were -
On Saturday, 1 June 2019, Tai Chi Association of Australia held their regular Open Championships. Everyone had a great
Events
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Master Jess Tsao Tai Chi Workshops 4-5 April 2020 Newcastle, NSW, Australia YANG STYLE TAI CHI FAN 18 FORMS $200
Opinion
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Interview with visiting world renowned Tai Chi Master Jesse Tsao who will be in Newcastle teaching April 4th and 5th -
Health Qigong Duan Wei: Most Australians are not Welcome to the Melbourne Health Qigong Event to be held on 7 – -
by Amanda Heidke The Tai Chi Association of Australia (TCAA) Annual Tai Chi Championships in Sydney Australia. 1 June 2019 -
Almost a year has passed since the decision of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal to grant access to the so
Research
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Kung Fu Wushu Norfolk Island was one of 15 associations created for the Oceania Kung Fu Wushu Federation. -
by Peter Payne(1) and Mardi A. Crane-Godreau(1,2,*) Frontiers in Psychiatry (July 2013) Abstract This review focuses on Meditative Movement (MM) and its -
by Roger Jahnke, OMD, Linda Larkey, PhD, Carol Rogers, Jennifer Etnier, PhD, and Fang Lin American Journal of Health Promotion (July – August 2010) Abstract -
by Guo-Bin Dai & An Lu Journal of the Philosophy of Sport (published online 06 August 2019) Abstract Wushu is widely
Far Far Away
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Australians love to travel. Some of them take their Tai Chi, Wushu and Qigong practice with them. In the beginning -
Picton, New Zealand. “One of our shore days on the cruise. Just did a half hour hike to get to -
Mountain top homage to “达摩” founder of Shaolin Kungfu “Black Fella, White Fella, doesn’t matter, what the colour……” -
Tai Chi in Wudang. Dr Khoo Cheng Choo
