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World Wushu Open Championships (WWOC)
The World Wushu Open Championships (WWOC) represent the next evolution of the prestigious Golden State International Wushu Championships, first established in 2009 in California, USA.
Over the past seventeen successful editions, the Golden State Championships have built a strong reputation as one of North America’s most respected martial arts events—celebrating athletic excellence, cultural exchange, and the unity of the global wushu community.
The 2026 WWOC marks the first edition of this new international championship, expanding the legacy into a global-scale open event that welcomes participants from all nations and federations.
The WWOC features modern and traditional wushu, taiji, Health Qigong and youth divisions, bringing together athletes, coaches, and enthusiasts from around the world to promote both competition and friendship through martial arts.
The World Wushu Open Championships (WWOC) are hosted and sanctioned by the World Taiji Science Federation (WTSF) — a U.S.-based non-profit organization composed of American and European institutions, Chinese universities, scientific research centers, and global health and wellness associations, as well as individual medical experts, researchers, and professors.
The Federation’s predecessor was the National Tai Chi Wellness Foundation, established in 2008. The WTSF is dedicated to advancing the mission of “Taiji Science” through international research collaboration, scientific data analysis, and educational exchange — promoting medical Taiji, Qigong, and other wellness practices.
As the host of the prestigious Golden State International Wushu Championships, which evolved into the World Wushu Open Championships (WWOC) in 2026, the WTSF continues to expand its vision by integrating science, culture, and sport to promote Taiji and Wushu worldwide through research, forums, and global festivals.
The World Wushu Open Championships (WWOC) are organized by the WWOC Organizing Committee, a broad and representative body formed under the leadership of the World Taiji Science Federation (WTSF).
The Organizing Committee brings together international wushu federations, academies, schools, and associations, along with lineage holders, masters, and experts from diverse martial traditions around the world. This united structure reflects the WWOC’s core vision — to create a truly global platform for showcasing the richness, artistry, and scientific spirit of wushu.
The Presidium of the WWOC includes world-renowned grandmasters, professors, lineage inheritors of major wushu styles, cultural heritage representatives, and international organizational leaders, who collectively guide the championship’s development and uphold its integrity.
The Organizing Committee operates under the leadership of Chairman Master Shudong Li, together with Vice Chairpersons representing various martial arts systems and international institutions, and an Executive Committee composed of senior organizers and technical experts responsible for the event’s planning, coordination, and professional management.
This collaborative international structure ensures that the WWOC remains inclusive, authoritative, and representative of the world wushu community — uniting diverse traditions under one global stage.
The Local Organizing Committee (LOC) of the World Wushu Open Championships (WWOC) is composed of experienced professionals, organizers, and volunteers from the World Taiji Science Federation (WTSF) and its partner institutions across Silicon Valley and the San Francisco Bay Area.
The LOC works under the guidance of the WWOC Organizing Committee to implement every aspect of the championship — including event operations, venue management, hospitality, logistics, safety, media, and international coordination.
Members of the LOC come from a wide range of professional backgrounds, including sports management, martial arts education, cultural exchange, event production, and academic collaboration. Together, they ensure the WWOC upholds the highest standards of professionalism, efficiency, and hospitality for all participants.
Supported by local governments, community organizations, and partner universities, the LOC serves as the bridge between the global wushu community and the host city, ensuring that the WWOC 2026 in Santa Clara, California, USA becomes an exceptional and memorable world-class event.
Competition and Events ?
This grand event will bring together top athletes and delegations from around the world.
Competition categories include Traditional Kungfu, Modern Wushu, Shaolin, Wing Chun, Taijiquan, and Health Qigong, featuring individual events, sparring, and group performances — showcasing the essence of various schools and styles of Chinese martial arts.
Event Highlights:
• $15,000 Wushu Elite Scholarship & All-Around Grand Championship – Preliminary (2025) and Finals (2026)
• $30,000 Wushu Elite Scholarship & All-Around Grand Championship – 2026 Preliminary leading to the 2027 Finals
• WWOC All-Around Grand Champion Team Selection — Admission to the All-Around Grand Champion Team
• WWOC Wushu Excellence in Education Award — Presented to outstanding contributing organizations
• WWOC Grand Championships Hall of Fame — Awarded to exceptional athletes who achieve three-time WWOC Grand Championship titles. Inductees are selected by the Organizing Committee in recognition of their extraordinary excellence and long-term contribution to Wushu and Taiji.
• First-Time Participant Encouragement Award — A perfect platform for new competitors
• U.S. Traditional Kungfu Team Trials — Open to registered members of the USAWKF
WWOC Regulartion English
WWOC Regulartion Chinese
WWOC All-Around Grand Champion – Competition Guidelines
World Wushu Elite Scholarship – Selection Guidelines
WWOC Event Code
Liability and Waiver Form
Team Entry Form for Invitation
WWOC Flyers
Venue Map (TBD)
General Schedule
Frequently Asked Questions
Most frequent questions and answers
Eligibility ?
Can I Participate in the WWOC?
Yes. The World Wushu Open Championships (WWOC) is a global open event that welcomes athletes, coaches, and teams from all countries, regions, and recognized martial arts organizations.
Participation is open to:
National and regional teams affiliated with official Wushu or Kungfu federations.
Independent martial arts schools, clubs, and academies with qualified instructors.
Individual athletes representing themselves or their organizations.
All participants must:
Complete registration through the official WWOC platform at www.GoWushu.com.
Sign the official Liability Waiver and provide valid health or travel insurance.
Follow the competition regulations, dress code, and disciplinary standards issued by the WWOC Organizing Committee.
The WWOC encourages participation from both elite competitors and new practitioners, providing a platform that promotes fairness, cultural exchange, and the spirit of martial arts excellence.
Can I Participate in the All-Around Championship?
Yes. The WWOC All-Around Championship welcomes qualified athletes from all nations and regions. Participants compete according to gender, age group, and category, including Traditional Wushu, Modern Wushu, and Taiji & Health Qigong divisions.
1. Traditional & Modern Wushu All-Around
Age Groups (same for both Traditional and Modern divisions):
Group A: Under 7 years old
Group B: 8–9 years old
Group C: 10 years old
Group D: 11 years old
Group E: 12 years old
Group F: 13 years old
Group G: 14 years old
Group H: 15 years old
Group I: 16 years old
Group J: 17–19 years old
Group K: 20–25 years old
Group L: 26–55 years old
Group M: 56 years old and above
Participation Requirements:
Modern Wushu All-Around: Competitors must register for at least one modern bare-hand routine, one modern short weapon, and one modern long weapon routine.
Traditional Wushu All-Around: Competitors must register for at least one traditional bare-hand routine, one traditional short or flexible weapon, and one traditional long weapon routine.
2. Taiji & Health Qigong All-Around
Age Groups:
Group I: 11 years old and under
Group J: 12–16 years old
Group K: 17–19 years old
Group L: 20–25 years old
Group M: 26–55 years old
Group N: 56 years old and above
Participation Requirements:
Athletes must register for at least one Taijiquan routine and one Health Qigong routine (bare-hand + apparatus).
Evaluation Method: All-Around events are not held as separate competitions. The sum of the highest scores from each athlete’s respective categories will determine the All-Around ranking.
3. Online Competition
There will be no All-Around Championship and no U.S. National Kungfu Team Selection in the online competition. The online events follow the same rules as the on-site competition but use different age divisions:
Group A: 6 and under
Group B: 7–8
Group C: 9–10
Group D: 11–12
Group E: 13–15
Group F: 16–18
Group G: 19–25
Group H: 26–35
Group I: 36–55
Group J: 56–65
Group K: 66 and above
In Summary:
If you meet the required event registration combinations and age group categories, you are eligible to participate in the WWOC All-Around Championship, a prestigious competition recognizing the most complete and versatile martial artists across disciplines.
Participation in the WWOC Grand Championship Finals is closely connected with the World Wushu Elite Scholarship program.
Any athlete may register for the All-Around Championship Preliminaries, provided they meet the age group requirements (see regulations above). However, only those athletes who pass the preliminary selection stage will qualify to participate in the Grand Championship Finals the following year.
The All-Around Grand Championship and the Elite Scholarship selection are interlinked — finalists in the Grand Championship are automatically considered for scholarship evaluation.
Qualification and Selection Structure
2026 Finals & Scholarship Selection
A total of 28 athletes who pass the 2025 preliminaries will advance to the 2026 Grand Championship Finals.
Scholarships totaling USD $15,000 (plus additional raised funds) will be awarded based on final rankings. The actual scholarship amount will be announced prior to the event.2026 Preliminaries & 2027 Finals + Scholarship Selection
Athletes selected in the 2026 preliminaries will compete in the 2027 Finals, where scholarship selection will take place.Expanded 2026 Scholarship Preliminaries
In 2026, the preliminary quota expands to 60 athletes, and the initial scholarship pool doubles to USD $30,000.
Scholarship recipients may collect their awards on site. Funds should be used for Wushu-related purposes, such as tuition, uniforms, and equipment.
2026 Scholarship Preliminary Allocation Table
Modern Wushu & Traditional Wushu Scholarships
| Age Group | Modern Wushu Male | Modern Wushu Female | Traditional Wushu Male | Traditional Wushu Female |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 11 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 12 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 13 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| 14 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| 15 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| 16 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| 17–19 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
Taijiquan Scholarships
| Age Group | Taiji Male | Taiji Female |
|---|---|---|
| 12–16 | 2 | 2 |
| 17–19 | 2 | 2 |
Finals and Scholarship Awards
In the 2026 WWOC, 60 athletes selected from Modern and Traditional All-Around events (ages 10–19) and Taijiquan All-Around events (ages 12–19) will advance to the 2027 Grand Championship Finals and Scholarship Selection.
Finals and scholarship results will be determined by event and gender, but not by age group, and based on overall scores.
Scholarship Award Levels
| Prize | Title | Amount (USD) | Recognition |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 First Prizes | Golden Dragon Award | $1,000 + fundraising | Scholarship & Plaque |
| 18 Second Prizes | Silver Tiger Award | $600 + fundraising | Scholarship & Plaque |
| 24 Third Prizes | Bronze Crane Award | $300 + fundraising | Scholarship & Plaque |
Scholarship Program Quota Allocation
| Award | Modern Male | Modern Female | Traditional Male | Traditional Female | Taiji Male | Taiji Female |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Golden Dragon | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| Silver Tiger | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 1 |
| Bronze Crane | 6 | 6 | 6 | 6 | – | – |
| Encouragement Award | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
Honors and Advancement
Based on competition results, the Organizing Committee will publish the Annual Overall Champion Ranking on the official WWOC and WTSF websites and form the WWOC World Wushu Champion Team.
Athletes selected into the World Wushu Champion Team will receive:
An exclusive WWOC World Wushu Champion Team uniform.
The opportunity to be listed in the WWOC Grand Championships Hall of Fame, an honor reserved for athletes who have won the All-Around Grand Champion title and top scholarship three times or more.
Once inducted into the Hall of Fame, athletes will no longer participate in future All-Around Grand Champion or scholarship evaluations, allowing opportunities for emerging young athletes.
1) Event Selection
Athletes who qualify for the All-Around Championship Final may freely select one routine in the registration system that best represents their competitive strength.
The chosen routine must belong to the same category as their preliminary qualification event — Traditional Kungfu, Modern Wushu, or Taiji & Qigong.
Each athlete may enter one event only and will have one competition opportunity in the final.
2) Order of Appearance
The order of appearance will be determined by an electronic lot drawing conducted by the Organizing Committee.
3) Grouping Rules
Finalists will be grouped according to Wushu Category and Gender only.
No age divisions will apply in the All-Around Championship Final.
4) Judges & Scoring Method
The Organizing Committee will appoint 15 certified judges, using a 10-point scoring system.
There will be no difficulty score requirement and no compulsory movements in this round.
Score Calculation:
• The highest six and lowest six scores will be removed.
• The average of the middle three scores will be taken as the final score.
• Rankings and scholarship awards will be determined based on these final scores.In the event of a tie:
• The athlete with the higher 2025 preliminary score will rank higher.
• If still tied, the athlete with the higher single-event score in the all-around points will take precedence.
- 2026 Finals & Scholarship Selection
The 28 athletes who pass the 2025 preliminaries will compete in the 2026 finals. Scholarships totaling USD 15,000 plus any additional funds raised will be distributed based on final results and ranking (the actual amount will be announced before the event). - 2026 Preliminaries & 2027 Finals + Scholarship Selection
(Structure: preliminaries in 2026; finals and scholarship selection in 2027.) - Expanded 2026 Scholarship Preliminaries
The 2026 preliminary quota increases to 60 athletes, and the initial scholarship pool doubles to USD 30,000.
All award recipients may collect their full scholarship on site. Scholarship funds are at the athletes’ discretion, but should be used for Wushu-related purposes such as tuition at training schools, uniforms, and equipment.
2026 Scholarship Preliminary Allocation Table
Modern Wushu & Traditional Wushu Scholarships
Age Group | Modern Wushu Male | Modern Wushu Female | Traditional Wushu Male | Traditional Wushu Female |
10 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
11 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
12 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
13 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
14 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
15 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
16 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
17 to 19 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
Taijiquan Scholarship
Age Group | Taiji Male | Taiji Female |
12 to 16 | 2 | 2 |
17 to 19 | 2 | 2 |
- In the 2026 World Wushu Open Championships, 60 athletes will be selected from the Modern and Traditional All-Around events (ages 10–19) and the Taijiquan All-Around events (ages 12–19) to participate in the 2027 Finals and Scholarship Selection.
- The Finals and Scholarship Selection will be conducted by event and by gender, but not by age group, with winners determined according to overall scores.
- Scholarship Amounts:
- 12 First Prizes — Awarded the “Golden Dragon” Wushu Scholarship and Plaque (USD $1000 + additional fundraising)
- 18 Second Prizes — Awarded the “Silver Tiger” Wushu Scholarship and Plaque (USD $600 + additional fundraising)
- 24 Third Prizes — Awarded the “Bronze Crane” Wushu Scholarship and Plaque (USD $300 + additional fundraising)
Scholarship Program Quota Allocation Table
Scholarship | Modern Wushu Male | Modern Wushu Female | Traditional Wushu Male | Traditional Wushu Female | Taijiquan Male | Taijiquan Female |
Golden Dragon Award | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
Silver Tiger Award | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 1 |
White Crane Award | 6 | 6 | 6 | 6 | ||
Encouragement Award | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
The results from the WWOC (World Wushu Open Championships) will also serve as the official selection results for the USAWKF National Traditional Wushu Team.
Any athlete who places in the top three in any traditional event or achieves a score of 8.0 or higher will be eligible for selection.
To qualify, participants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents (Green Card holders) and registered members of the USAWKF.
Registration ?
🌐 Online Registration for WWOC (World Wushu Open Championships)
Visit the official registration page
Go to www.GoWushu.com.Select “Register Now”
You’ll see links for Athlete Registration, Coach/Team Manager, and Judge/Volunteer forms.Complete the Online Form
Fill in your personal and team information
Select your competition events (modern, traditional, Taiji, etc.)
Upload ID photo and team logo if required
Submit Payment
Registration fees can be paid securely online by card or PayPal.
You’ll receive an email confirmation once payment is processed.
Receive Confirmation
The organizing committee will email your official registration ID and receipt.
Later, you’ll receive your athlete number, schedule, and draw before the event.
Registration Period
The registration for the World Wushu Open Championships (WWOC) opens on March 8 (both on-site and online).
All registrations must be completed by July 19 at 23:00 (U.S. Pacific Time) through www.GoWushu.com.
For the Online Video Competition, video submissions are due by September 1 (before midnight).
Team Registration
1) Team Leaders & Coaches
a. Teams with more than five athletes are eligible to apply for group registration.
b. Each team may register one team leader and up to two coaches.
c. Registration is completed through the official competition registration system, where credentials will be issued.
d. Accredited team leaders and coaches may enter the competition venue free of charge and perform their official duties.
2) Accompanying Referees
a. Teams with more than twenty athletes may register one qualified Wushu referee as an accompanying referee.
b. This referee must be approved by the Organizing Committee to serve as an official competition judge (registration must also be submitted through the competition system).
The World Taiji Science Federation (WTSF) is a California-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting Wushu, Taiji, and traditional martial arts around the world.
Your support helps empower young athletes, encourage cultural exchange, and sustain the long-term growth of martial arts education.
All sponsorships and donations are tax-deductible in the United States, as long as no goods or services of equal value are received in return.
Sponsors may designate their contributions for specific purposes, such as the WWOC Wushu Scholarship Fund, provided that:
The donation is made to the organization (not to individual athletes).
WTSF retains full discretion and control over how the funds are used, even if the donor indicates a preference for scholarship support.
In short:
✅ Donations to WTSF are fully tax-deductible.
✅ Sponsors can specify that their contribution is “for scholarships.”
✅ All funds are managed under WTSF’s control to maintain compliance with federal nonprofit standards.
You may choose to sponsor any amount — for example, $50, $100, $200, or any custom amount.
Every contribution makes a difference in supporting the next generation of Wushu and Taiji athletes.
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For direct sponsorship or inquiries, please contact us at:
📞 (408) 582-8269
📧 WTSF@WTSF.org
The 2026 World Wushu Open Championships (WWOC) is a major international martial arts event, upgraded from the prestigious Golden State International Wushu Championships, one of the most influential Wushu competitions in the United States.
Organized by the World Taiji Science Federation (WTSF) and authorized by the United States of America Wushu-Kungfu Federation (USAWKF), the WWOC integrates Traditional Kungfu, Modern Wushu, Taijiquan, Qigong, Shaolin, and Wing Chun, featuring both onsite and online competitions.
It serves as a premier platform for global martial arts exchange, cultural connection, and competitive excellence.
Organizer: World Taiji Science Federation (WTSF)
Authorized by: United States of America Wushu-Kungfu Federation (USAWKF)
Sponsor: KungFuDirect.com
Date: May 5–6, 2026
Venue: Santa Clara Convention Center, California, USA
Event Highlights
Global Martial Arts Gathering
Bringing together hundreds of delegations and thousands of top martial artists from five continents.International Media Coverage
Extensive exposure across mainstream media and social platforms in the U.S., China, Europe, and Southeast Asia.“Golden Dragon, Silver Tiger, Bronze Crane” Honor System
A prestigious award structure symbolizing the highest recognition in world martial arts excellence.WWOC World Champion Team
Elite athletes will have the opportunity to train, exchange, and perform alongside top professional Wushu teams from China and the United States.USAWKF National Kungfu Team Trials
The official qualifying pathway for athletes to represent the United States in world-level Wushu and Kungfu championships.
Sponsorship Opportunities
The World Taiji Science Federation (WTSF) is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in the United States.
All sponsorships are eligible for official receipts and tax-deductible benefits under U.S. law.
We warmly invite global brands and organizations to join us in promoting Chinese martial arts and supporting international cultural exchange.
| Sponsorship Level | Benefits & Exposure | Amount (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Title Sponsor | Naming rights, full logo exposure, media interviews, and speaking opportunity at the Opening Ceremony | $30,000 |
| Co-Organizer | Co-organizer title, website logo placement, and event exhibition booth | $3,000 |
| Supporting Partner | Logo display on backdrop and in the official electronic event program | $1,000 |
| Full-Page Advertisement | Full-color ad in the official digital event program and results booklet | $1,000 / page |
| Exhibition Booth | Two-day standard booth (one 8-ft table and two chairs) | $1,000 |
Contact Information
World Taiji Science Federation (WTSF)
📞 Phone: +1 (408) 582-8260
📧 Email: MasterLi@wtsf.org
🌐 Website: www.wtsf.org
🏆 Event Website: www.GoWushu.com
Schedules ?
Competition Information & Schedule
(Pacific Standard Time, PST)
Date | Time （PST） | Event | Venue |
March 8 | Start | Registration Opens | |
July 19 | 23:00 | Registration Deadline | |
Aug 9 | 8:00 – 23:00 | Competition Drawing of Lots | www.GoWushu.com |
Sept 1 | Before Midnight | Video Submission Deadline (Online Competition) | |
Before Sept 4 | 10:00 – 17:00 | Check-in | KungFuDirect.com Office |
Sept 4 | 15:00 – 18:00 | Check-in | Convention Center Hall A Lobby |
Sept 4 | 19:30 | Welcome Banquet | TBD |
Sept 5 | Morning | Inaugural WWOC Overall All-Around Grand Championship Finals (Athletes selected from the 2025 preliminaries) | Convention Center |
Sept 5 | All Day | Competition | Convention Center |
Sept 5 | Evening 19:00 | 1. Opening Ceremony 2. WWOC Grand Championship Finals & Scholarship Awards 3. Performances by Masters and Teams | Convention Center |
Sept 6 | All Day | Competition | Convention Center |
Sept 7 | All Day | Departure | Official hotel |
Sept 10 | Before Midnight | 2026 WWOC Preliminary Results & Grand Finals Qualifiers List — Official Online Announcement | |
Sept 12-19 | All time | Online Video Competition Judges’ Scoring | |
Sept 20 | Before Midnight | Online Competition Results Announcement |
- Beginning in 2026, the World Taiji Science Federation (WTSF) will proudly invite Grandmasters and lineage holders of various Taijiquan schools to host a series of Inheritor Training Programs before and after the World Wushu Open Championships (WWOC). These programs will feature intensive workshops and masterclasses in Taijiquan, Health Qigong, Traditional Wushu, Modern Wushu, and other related disciplines, led by world champions, renowned masters, and distinguished lineage inheritors from around the world.
Further information will be announced soon.
Hospitality ?
We are currently coordinating with nearby hotels to secure more convenient and discounted rates for all participants. More information will be announced soon.
Airport Information
San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
• Distance: 29.7 miles
• Approximate Travel Time: 31 minutes by car to the official competition hotelSan Jose International Airport (SJC)
• Distance: 5.7 miles
• Approximate Travel Time: 10 minutes by car to the official competition hotel
Transportation Options
Option 1 – Public Transit
From SFO, take BART to Millbrae Station, then transfer to a southbound Caltrain directly to Santa Clara Station.
Total travel time is approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes, with a fare of $9–$12.Option 2 – Ride Share / Taxi
From SFO, you may take Uber, Lyft, or a taxi.
The average cost ranges from $45–$100, and travel time is about 35–50 minutes.Pick-Up Locations
The airport provides designated Rideshare Pickup areas:
Domestic Flights (Terminals 1, 2, 3): Outside the Arrivals level at the marked “Rideshare Pickup” zones.
International Flights (Terminals G, A): Garage Level 5 of the parking structure.
Athletes may enter the convention center directly from the third-floor parking area and take the escalator down to reach the entrance of the competition venue.
Venue and Floor Plan ?
Venue and Floor Plan
The official venue map and floor plan will be released closer to the competition date.
Please check the Gowushu.com website for updates as the event approaches.
Scan the QR code on your athlete ID badge to view information about your competition venue and approximate competition time.
Please make sure to arrive early and allow extra time to avoid missing your event.
During the competition, adjustments to the assigned venue may occur due to schedule delays or other circumstances.
Athletes should scan their QR code again after some time to check for any updates or changes to their competition venue.
First Aid and Security ?
First Aid and Security
To ensure the safety and well-being of all participants, the World Wushu Open Championships (WWOC) will have professional first aid and security services on site throughout the event.
First Aid Services:
A certified medical team will be stationed near the competition area to provide immediate assistance for injuries or health emergencies.
Basic first aid supplies, ice packs, and medical equipment will be available at the designated First Aid Station.
For serious or urgent cases, medical staff will assist with transportation to the nearest hospital.
Security Services:
Professional security personnel will be on duty across all competition areas, entrances, and spectator zones to maintain order and safety.
Please wear your athlete ID badge or wristband at all times to access restricted areas.
Lost items or safety concerns can be reported directly to the Event Information Desk
The Organizing Committee is committed to creating a safe, professional, and supportive environment for all athletes, coaches, and guests.
Opening Ceremony ?
The Opening Ceremony, Grand Championship & Scholarship Awards, and performances by international masters and teams will begin at 7:00 PM on Saturday, September 5.
Each team with more than five athletes should apply to the Organizing Committee before the registration deadline to receive a free entry placard and team flag.
Each team must designate one placard guide and one flag bearer to participate in the Opening Ceremony.
The order of procession for each team shall be as follows:
at the front is the placard guide, followed by the flag bearer, team leader, coaches, athletes, and accompanying members.
1. Entry Sequence
The judges’ team will enter the venue first, followed by all participating teams.
After entering, the judges’ team will stand at the center of the venue, while the teams will line up on both sides to maintain a balanced formation.
Teams will enter in alphabetical order (A to Z) according to the first letter of their team name.
The Organizing Committee will indicate the entry order on venue placards, marked with either letters (A–Z) or team numbers in ascending order, to guide the parade formation.
2. Exit Sequence
At the end of the ceremony, the judges’ team will exit first.
All teams will follow the judges and exit in the same order as they entered.
It is very important to provide the Organizing Committee with the following information: Team Leader and Coaches – full names and brief professional biographies.
- Team Information – official team name, country, state/province, and city, along with a short introduction of your organization or school.
- Team Highlights for This Championship – key athlete introductions, notable achievements, number of participants, competition categories, and athletes with strong medal potential.
- This information will be used for event publications, the official website, and introductions during the Opening Ceremony.
- Please ensure your team introduction is accurate, professional, and submitted before the final registration deadline.
Receiving the Award
Athletes may collect their medals at the awards desk 30 minutes after the completion of their respective age group and event.
Since the competition allows athletes to reschedule and make up events in cases where event times overlap or conflict, the publication of results for certain events may be slightly delayed.
The All-Around results will be calculated and announced 30 minutes after all athletes registered for the All-Around event within the same age group have completed their respective competitions.
This ensures that the final All-Around rankings are based on the complete set of performances for that age group.
The Opening Ceremony, Grand Championship & Scholarship Awards, and performances by international masters and teams will begin at 7:00 PM on Saturday, September 5.
- All competition certificates are issued in electronic format. Athletes can log in to their personal accounts to download their e-certificates.
- If an athlete does not have a personal account and was registered by a school or coach, please contact the person who completed the registration to log in and download the certificate on your behalf.
Online Competition
Awards and Medals
Gold (1st Prize): top 20% of participants
Silver (2nd Prize): next 30% of participants
Bronze (3rd Prize): next 30% of participants
Remaining participants: Encouragement Award (Participation Certificate)
Percentages are based on the actual number of participants, rounded using standard rules.
Certificates and Medal Collection
Certificates can be downloaded directly from each participant’s competition account.
Medals for online competitions can be collected at the Organizing Committee’s office or ordered through the event sponsor KungFuDirect.com under the “Medals” section.
Shipping and customs fees are the responsibility of the recipient.