7th National WUMA Kung Fu Championship Set to Kick Off This Saturday
The National WUMA Kung Fu Association is gearing up for the highly anticipated 7th National WUMA Kung Fu Championship, scheduled to take place this Saturday at the Kundalini Royals Banquet. The event promises to showcase the skills of 175 participants hailing from 18 different districts across the country.
During a press conference held on Tuesday, Vice President Bhupendra Gurung provided insights into the championship’s structure and organization. A total of 39 competitions will be held, divided among three main categories: Sanda, Tai Chi, and Pattern. Specifically, there will be 19 Sanda events, 4 Tai Chi competitions, and 16 Pattern contests, which will include both bare-hand and weapon categories.
To ensure the smooth execution of the championship, an organizing team of nine members has been established, led by Vice President Bhupendra Gurung, who also serves as the International Judge. Judging responsibilities have been clearly delineated, with Vice President Gurung and Ramesh Maharjan officiating the Pattern and Tai Chi events. For the Sanda competitions, the judging panel will include International Judge Sanjeet Kumar Rai and General Secretary Kamal Magar. The estimated budget for organizing this championship is around 11 lakh rupees, as disclosed by President Rai. The association has made provisions for food, hospitality, and transportation for participants traveling from outside the valley, ensuring a welcoming environment for all competitors.
In preparation for the championship, a national referee seminar was conducted on Falgun 24, focusing on the rules and regulations pertinent to the upcoming events. This initiative underscores the association’s commitment to maintaining high standards of competition and fairness.
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