How to prepare a Wushu Coaches in China Preparing a Wushu coach in China requires a combination of formal education, technical training, practical experience, and certification. Wushu, as a traditional Chinese martial art, has a well-structured training and coaching pathway in China. Here’s a step-by-step guide: 1. Develop a Strong Foundation in Wushu Learn Wushu from a young age: Many coaches start as Wushu athletes, learning the basics of both Taolu (forms) and Sanda (sparring). Train under qu

44K views · 1.6K reactions | Wushu Jibengong Techniques: How Many Can You Do? 1. Mabu (马步； mǎbù, horse stance) 2. Gongbu (弓步； gōngbù， bow/front stance) 3. Pubu (扑步； pūbù， drop/crouching stance) 4. Xiebu (歇步； xiēbù， resting stance) 5. Xubu (虚步； xūbù， empty/cat stance) 6. Chabu (叉步； chābù, cross/X stance) 7. Dingbu (丁步； dīngbù, T stance) 8. Guibu (跪步； guìbù, kneeling stance) | Jiayoo Wushu | Facebook