"Just like football," Gombya reveals, "for those exceptional players when they play in other nations, others coaches get to see them and they purchase them for their teams."
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In case you want to become a professional Kung Fu player, not only can you win medals in Asia, Europe and Africa, but other nations can buy you because of your performance.
"If you want to cut on the size of your stomach, Kung Fu can help in removing the potbelly," he says. With all the different movements and activities the body undergoes through training, one is able to stay fit. They are also planning to participate in the upcoming Olympic Games in 2021 in Japan.ĭo you want a total body work out? Sennyondo says Wushu can give you all that. Gombya says Uganda players have travelled to Rwanda and Turkey for competitions and that was a good experience.
Not only that, the players are able to participate in the sports tornaments abroad. "Last year, the Wu Shu Team Uganda showcased her skills at the conference in China when President Museveni was there," he says. "Due to the skills I got while training from Tian in Shaolin temple, China and my 15-year-old experience, I am able to train others," he says.īesides that, Gombya says the people who enroll in the sport get opportunities to travel to other nations. Sennyondo reveals that when you learn Wu Shu you can become a fitness instructor like him. However, Sennyondo says that Wushu is a discipline, the more you learn it, the more you are protective of others. "Parents fear their children will engage in fights and harm others once they learn the sport," Sennyondo intimates. Unfortunately, some parents associate the sport to danger. "It is a foreign sport and people do not understand it," he says.Ĭhildren are quick to learn new things, but even among them the sport is not wildly celebrated.
Ivan Wong Sennyondo the Chief instructor at Country Wing Chinese KungFu School says Ugandans don't understand the sport because it is very foreign. In spite of its televised fame in movies, the sport has not taken root in the nation.Įddy Gombya the chairperson of the Uganda Wu Shu Association and a member of International Wushu Federation says the spread of the sports is slow because most of Ugandans do not know its importance and existence. Wu Shu/Kung Fu is a sport that has been here in Uganda since 2012 although some people have been watching it on television before that.
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