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I have been practicing wushu for 12 years. I find that it is a sport that constantly pushes me. I focus mostly on sport wushu forms. I do not generally enjoy hi
by wushupork 16y ago
I have been practicing wushu for 12 years. I find that it is a sport that constantly pushes me. I focus mostly on sport wushu forms. I do not generally enjoy hitting other people and wushu has a performance focus that resonates with me. I grew up watching Kung Fu movies so it was a good fit for me.
I think saying one style is better than the other is like saying orange juice is better than apple juice. I think you need to find the style that suits your body type and personality. Any school worth their salt will let you at least try a free class. You should try the class. Also another important factor is the skill of the students regardless of style. You should pick a school where your classmates will challenge and push you. Trying out the class will also let you see if you will get along with those people. After all if you are serious you ilk probably be spending a lot of time with them. Location is another factor. Ideally it should be close so that you go often.
- grillmaster 16y agoI've did wushu in college for half a year and i think its great though my intentions of joining is wrong (to get to know a girl, which then i found our half of the class had similar ideas). Had a lot of fun with it, the patterns are not that boring or emphasized on and the partner exercise are great. Even played tag sometimes instead of the usual jogging for cardiac exercise/warm up. Plus you get to play with weapons!!