2016 Arnold Classic Australia Wushu Kung Fu Tai Chi Qi Gong Tai Chi Push Hands & Wooden Dummy Competition

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2016 Arnold Classic Australia Wushu Kung Fu Tai Chi Qi Gong Tai Chi Push Hands & Wooden Dummy Competition WUSHU KUNG FU EVENTS Divisions: Male Female Age Group: CHILD ( 7 TO 12 YRS) CHILD ( 7 TO 12 YRS) YOUTH (13 T0 18 YRS) YOUTH (13 T0 18 YRS) ADULT (19 & ABOVE) ADULT (19 & ABOVE) Event 1 CONTEMPORARY LONG FIST CHANG QUAN Event 2 CONTEMPORARY SHORT WEAPONS JIANSHU DAOSHU Event 3 CONTEMPORARY LONG WEAPONS QIANGSHU GUNSHU Event 4 CONTEMPORARY SOUTHERN FIST NAN QUAN Event 5 CONTEMPORARY SOUTHERN WEAPONS NANDAO NANGUN Event 6 TRADITIONAL BAREHAND WING CHUN BAGUA LIU HE BA FA BAJI SHAOLIN HUNG GAR XIANG XING DI TANG TANGLANG FANZIQUAN LIU HE QUAN TONGBIQUAN XING YI ZHIYQUAN CHOY LI FUT PIGUAQUAN NAN QUAN OTHER - PLEASE SPECIFY EVENT 7 TRADITIONAL WEAPONS PLEASE SPECIFY STYLE & WEAPON TAI CHI EVENTS Divisions: Male Female Age Group: OPEN OPEN 0VER 55 YRS 0VER 55 YRS Event 1 TAI CHI CONTEMPORARY BAREHANDS BEIJING 24 42 INT'L COMPETITON FORM 48 FORM Event 2 TAI CHI TRADITIONAL BARE HANDS YANG STYLE CHEN STYLE SUN STYLE WU / HAO STYLE WU STYLE LI OTHER TRADITIONAL STYLE (NON-COMBINED) - PLEASE SPECIFY: Event 3 TAI CHI WEAPONS 32 SWORD 42 SWORD FORM TRADITIONAL SWORD, SABRE, FAN, CUDGEL, SPEAR & OTHER PLEASE SPECIFY STYLE & WEAPON: QI GONG EVENT Divisions: Male Female EVENT 1 QI GONG BA DUAN JIN YI JIN JING LIU ZI JUE WU QIN XI OTHER CHINESE HEALTH QI GONG = PLEASE SPECIFY: TAI CHI PUSH HANDS EVENT Divisions: Male Female Weight: UNDER 60 KGS UNDER 60 KGS 60 - 75 KGS 60 - 75 KGS OPEN (WEIGHT) OPEN (WEIGHT) 18 YEARS & ABOVE MEDICAL CLEARANCE REQUIRED EVENT 1 PUSH HANDS WOODEN DUMMY EVENT Divisions: Male Female EVENT 1 WOODEN DUMMY WING CHUN CHOY LI FUT OTHER - PLEASE SPECIFY DUEL EVENT 2 OR 3 PEOPLE DISCIPLINE: STYLE: DUEL NAME: TEAM MEMBERS NAMES 1 2 3 GROUP EVENT 3 TO 20 PEOPLE DISCIPLINE: STYLE: DUEL NAME: TEAM MEMBERS NAMES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20.

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