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The 11th Sanda World Cup, sanctioned by the International Wushu Federation (IWUF) and hosted by the Wushu General Association of Macau, took place from May 13 to 15, 2026 at the Tap Seac Multisport Pavilion in Macau, featuring top sanda athletes from 21 countries and regions.
The Philippine Wushu Sanda Team concluded its campaign at the 11th Sanda World Cup in Macau with strong performances against elite international competitors, proudly carrying the Philippine flag on the world stage.
Leading the country’s medal finishers were:
Wushu Federation Philippines (WFP) extends its congratulations and gratitude to the entire training team for their commitment and sacrifices in preparation for the tournament. WFP also acknowledges Carlos Baylon Jr., who sustained an injury during the competition. Despite the setback, he remains steadfast in his recovery and committed to returning stronger.
Macau marked another meaningful performance for the Philippine wushu sanda team.
Photo credit: Wushu Sanda Philippines
(Left to Right): Carlos Baylon Jr., Russel Diaz, Sanda Coach Jessie Aligaga, Xander Alipio, and Jenifer Kilapio
MANILA – The Wushu Federation Philippines (WFP), in partnership with the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC), successfully concluded the 2026 PSC-Wushu National Championships, held from April 11–18 at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
This event marked a major milestone as the first national-level championships hosted by WFP since 2013. Despite current economic and logistical challenges, the event drew 289 athletes from 25 teams nationwide, who competed across 21 Sanda and 69 Taolu categories.
"The nationwide turnout confirms that Wushu’s competitive spirit remains strong," noted the organizing committee. "Returning to the national stage after over a decade is a testament to the resilience of our athletes, coaches, and the entire Wushu community."
Managed by a new organizing team, the event served as a successful operational "re-launch," demonstrating the Federation’s capacity to deliver high-standard competitions.
WFP extends its gratitude to the PSC, technical officials, volunteers, and the participating teams for their dedication in bringing the sport back to the forefront.
*** WFP is the national governing body for Wushu in the Philippines, dedicated to the development and promotion of wushu in the country.

Opening Ceremony of the 2026 PSC- Wushu National Championships
The Wushu Federation Philippines (WFP), in cooperation with the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC), successfully concluded the Regional Wushu Coaches’ Training and Seminar series, standardizing coaching across the country.
Schedule & Venues:
Led by Coach Samson Co and an experienced training team, the seminars provided intensive instruction on technical fundamentals, updated competition rules, and athlete development strategies.
Technical Training Team:
This nationwide initiative strengthens the unity of the regional wushu community, ensuring coaches are equipped to lead the next generation of Filipino wushu champions.

Agatha Wong. GOLD.
Excellence on repeat. Six-time SEA Games champion. Calm under pressure, flawless in execution. Agatha Wong once again delivers gold for Philippine Wushu. (Women's Taijiquan-Taijijian)

Jones Inso. GOLD.
Built for this moment. Explosive power, sharp precision. Jones Inso dominates his division and secures a SEA Games gold for Team Philippines. (Men's Taijiquan-Taijijian)

Xander Alipio. BRONZE.
No hesitation. Just results. Fearless and focused on the big stage. Xander Alipin rises to the moment and claims SEA Games bronze for the country. (Men's 65kg)

Krizan Collado & Krisna Malecdan. BRONZE.
Two ladies, one rhythm. Krizan Collado and Krisna Malecdan capture SEA Games gold in the duo event. (Women Duilian Bare-hand)
BRASILIA, (September 7, 2025) - During the closing ceremonies of the 17th WWC in Brasilia, Brazil, the symbolic flag turnover was led by WFP President Freddie Jalasco, joined by Philippine Sports Commission Commissioner Torres, WFP Secretary General Julian Camacho, and Philippine Embassy in Brazil Ambassador Joseph Gerard Angeles.
This marks the beginning of an another exciting journey as we bring the world of wushu to Manila in 2027. Mabuhay ang Wushu Pilipinas!

(L-R) PSC Commissioner Walter Francis Torres, WFP President Freddie Jalasco, WFP SecGen Julian Camac
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There are plenty of benefits for practicing wushu. It enhances physical fitness, agility, strength, and flexibility. It fosters mental discipline, concentration, and self-control.
Yes, wushu is suitable for people of all ages and backgrounds. Young or old, male or female, wushu can be adapted to accommodate different fitness levels and capabilities.
Yes, a tryout or evaluation is required for both sanda and taolu. Please contact us for more information.
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