I am a former competitive wushu athlete, wushu historian, (wushu) Wikipedian, and amateur RU-vidr. I aim to document the history of competitive wushu and to promote the sport. As a Wikipedian, I have made over 5,000 edits and published over 150 articles with a majority of them related to wushu. Six of my articles have appeared on the front page's "Did-You-Know?" section. On RU-vid, I republish or recompile videos of notable athletes in competition as well as on competition history and statistics.
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The Yuan family resemblance is so obvious! He’s always looked to me like a not-quite-as-polished version Wenqing. But they definitely share similar body movements (as in how they move, not just their Choreo) Great that he finally won gold in CQ too. Years spent in the shadow of Wenqing and Haibo
That was great, love the choreography. Do you have anything of Xu Dingyuan, he was the double handed straight sword champion around the same time, but his Daoshu is tremendous too. He was also Beijing Team member, thanks.
Hi Steve, the videos I'm uploading right now are from an archived version of Wushu Central, and unfortunately I cannot find videos of any of your performances on that site. I see though that on your channel you have a video (originally from wushuonefamily) of yourself doing CQ at the competition. If you would like for me to upload or send you a version of it that is AI upscaled, color graded, and has beginning and ending subtitles just let me know.
@@yinglong999 wow that would be great if you could please! This my first world wushu championships and my coach recorded it on a very old device so even the original quality was never good 😅
@@stevewushu I'll get to this soon! I can't find your email so I might as well ask here: what is your complete European Wushu Championships competitive history (year, medals, placement)? Feel free to email me (yinglong11299@gmail.com) with a response
A video of that already exists on YT (but you probably know that already): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XaZz0iqhXZQ.htmlfeature=shared . Unsure of where it is originally from though
Javonne is a really talented and good heart man, 100% The opposite of u mr brandon sujiyama, a man whon invent things of others and that have zero talent when it comes to martial arts aspect!
thank you so much for posting these! Such a bummer about the audio though - miss those spear sounds haha. still so interesting and inspirational to see these athletes. i used to train with dingwei and still have so much admiration for his athleticism and skill... thanks again for all your hard work in sharing these videos with the world :')
Thanks for your support! I hope to get back to these 2001 vids soon. The CWushu videos of that competition was the official arbitration footage, and so no sound was captured it seems.
Yes I completely agree. I really like authentic informed interpretations of old school forms, they are much more exciting to watch and they flow better in general. There is a lot of "risk taking" involved as well which modern competitions sacrificed for the mindset of making as few mistakes as possible.
I’m not sure if this was an official event cause it isn’t listed in the IWUF results document. Perhaps this was a demonstration event. Interestingly, sanda (sanshou) was actually a demonstration event at the 1st WWC as well, nevertheless medals were counted and it became an official IWUF event after this competition. There was also a traditional hand form demonstration event as well to my knowledge.
@@a.peng13 This was the first Olympic promo the IWUF did in hopes that wushu would be an official event at the 2008 Games. It ended up not being included, nevertheless the IOC allowed the creation of the Beijing Wushu Tournament to take place alongside the games. There was a rule that no major sports competition can be in the same city in the same timeframe of the Olympics, but the BWT was an exception.
Thanks for sharing these videos! Angles of some of my favourite wushu performances came that I've never seen before. The Shi Kun qiang and LQH jianshu. 🔥🔥
Nevertheless in my opinion the forms and combos in 2001 are way cooler and flow more than the ones after the 2022 revision in China. I have a bunch of 2001 videos in my channel and hopefully I’ll get around to upload more, you can check them out and then compare them to Chinese nationals in 2023 with scoring over 10.0
Gao Jiamin (高佳敏) - Fujian, China 1991 Women's Taijiquan World Champion 1994 & '98 Asian Games gold medalist, '90 silver medalist 1992 Women's Taijiquan Asian Champion 1993 East Asian Games gold medalist
