Wesing safeguards the path to advancement in the Second Youth Games Wushu Sanda qualifying tournament

　　Recently, the preliminary rounds of various competitive events for the Second National Youth Games have been unfolding across the country. WESING (Jiuri Mountain), a leading provider of sports equipment in China, is actively participating in the preliminary rounds of various competitions. With its extensive experience in event services, WESING provides competition equipment and support services for boxing, wrestling, judo, and wushu, helping athletes achieve even greater results and enjoy the thrill of victory.

　　From April 12th to 18th, the "Free Fighters Cup" Second National Youth Games Wushu Sanda Preliminary Round (Sports School Group) and the 10th Asian Junior Wushu Championships Selection Tournament were held at the Luoyang City Gymnasium (referred to as the "Second National Youth Games Wushu Sanda Sports School Group"). As the global supplier for the International Wushu Federation (2018-2021) and the designated supplier of Sanda rings and protective gear for this competition, WESING provided support for the participating athletes.

　　The Second National Youth Games Wushu Sanda Sports School Group (Luoyang Station) was jointly organized by the General Administration of Sport of China, the Wushu Association of China, the Henan Provincial Sports Bureau, and the Luoyang Municipal Government, and undertaken by the Henan Provincial Wushu Management Center and other units. A total of 53 sports school teams and 432 athletes from across the country participated.

　　The qualifying rounds for the Wushu Sanda event in the Second National Youth Games were divided into two categories: sports schools and social clubs. There were 20 levels for both men and women (A and B groups). The social club group (Wudang Mountain Station) will be held in Hubei from May 7th to 11th. According to the competition rules, athletes who participate in this competition and win the top 12 places in each group and level will advance to the finals of the Second National Youth Games Wushu Sanda Sports School Group. In addition, outstanding athletes from this competition will represent the national team at the 10th Asian Junior Wushu Championships to be held in Brunei in August.

　　As a leading martial arts brand in China, WESING has a deep connection with the National Youth Games, providing Wushu Sanda competition equipment (rings, protective gear) and training supplies for the Wushu events since the first National Youth Games in 2015. Continuing its involvement in the Second National Youth Games, WESING Sports will contribute to the success of the event with comprehensive, high-quality products and services.

　　In recent years, WESING Sports has frequently appeared in major domestic and international events, having served the 2010 and 2013 World Wushu Championships, the 2015 Fuzhou First National Youth Games, the 2015 13th World Wushu Championships in Indonesia, the 2016 6th World Wushu Championships in Bulgaria, the 2017 14th World Wushu Championships in Kazan, the 2017 29th Southeast Asian Games in Malaysia, and the 2018 Tianjin 3rd National Wushu Games. The successful completion of these events is the best testament to WESING's research and development technology, equipment quality, and service level.

　　The National Youth Games, a large-scale national comprehensive sports event held every four years, is designed to align with the International Olympic Committee's establishment of the Youth Olympic Games specifically for young people aged 14-18. The Second National Youth Games in 2019, hosted by the General Administration of Sport of China, aims to discover and cultivate reserve sports talents, actively guide young people to participate in sports activities, further promote the spirit of sports, strengthen the physique and willpower of young people, and lay a more solid foundation for the construction of a healthy China and a strong sports nation. According to the general rules of the competition regulations, the 49 competitive events of the Second National Youth Games are divided into sports school groups and social club groups.