WushuCanada
Home to the Canadian Wushu Movement
Wushu is the essence of Chinese Martial Arts and is an officially recognized sport by the International Olympic Committee. Wushu includes non-combative Taolu or Routine Competition as well as full-contact Sanda or Combative Competition.
Governance
Our Vision
National Team
Provincial Sport Organizations
Sport Programming
National Achievements
Motivate through Participation.
EVENTS AND UPDATES.
International, National, Provincial Level Events and Activities. Sanctioning
01. INTERNATIONAL.
International Games – participating Canadian Delegation
IWuF Courses
Other multisport games and events.
02. NATIONAL.
National Championships
– Qualifying and making the team
– next event.
03. PROVINCIAL.
Provincial activities and games and local competitions.
Inspire to Learn & to Coach.
TRAINING WUSHU IN CANADA.
You have the passion and the motivation, now get involved. Here’s how to learn or to share your knowledge of Wushu across the country.
WUSHU LONG-TERM ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (LTAD).
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Legacy of Canada’s Wushu Movement.
NATIONAL TEAMS . EVENT RESULTS . RECOGNITION
History of high performance success,
Hosting of World Championships
Hosting of Pan Am Championships
World Champions
National Team Members
Honorary Contributors
“International Wushu Federation – A member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the official governing body for all national sport organizations practising Wushu worldwide.”
“WushuCanada – The National governing body for all organizations practising Wushu Taolu and Combative Sanda in Canada.”
“Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) – COC recognizes WushuCanada and Wushu as a bonafide sport at the highest international level and as the official governing body for the sport in Canada.”