This is a gentle reminder to all parents and students, Friday class on 27 March 2015 at Hong Wen School (Indoor Sports Hall) will be conducted at Beatty Secondary School (Indoor Sports Hall) instead. This is because the Indoor Sports Hall at Hong Wen School will be unavailable for an event. Sorry for any inconvenience caused. Should you have any enquiry regarding the change of location, do not hesitate to drop an enquiry email to [email protected].
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Reminder: 7 & 14 March 2015 Saturday Class @ Beatty will be Conducted at Hong Wen
This is a gentle reminder to all parents and students, in view of the Martial House Mock Wushu Competition 2015, Saturday classes on 7 & 14 March 2015 at Beatty Secondary School (Indoor Sports Hall) will be conducted at Hong Wen School (Indoor Sports Hall) instead. Sorry for any inconvenience caused. Should you have any enquiry regarding the change of location, do not hesitate to drop an enquiry email to [email protected].
Martial House 2015 Training Sessions
The training schedules for lessons at Martial House @ Katong (Studio), Hong Wen School (Indoor Sports Hall) & Beatty Secondary School (Indoor Sports Hall) for 2015 are available below. Martial House @ Katong (Studio) Saturday Sunday Monday Hong Wen School (Indoor Sports Hall) Friday Beatty Secondary School (Indoor Sports Hall) Saturday* Wednesday** As the Indoor Sports Hall at Beatty Secondary School is still undergoing renovation: *The first Saturday lesson on 3 January 2015 will be conducted at Hong Wen School instead. **The first Wednesday lesson on 7 January 2015 is cancelled. Students can attend a make-up lesson on Friday at Hong Wen School either 2 January 2015 or 9 January 2015 from 7.30pm to 9.30pm.
Beatty Secondary School Wushu Overseas Training Trip to Xiamen, China
From 7 to 12 November 2014, under the guidance of Martial House Managing Director, Mr. Leo Wen Yeow and Coach Kevan Cheah, students from Beatty Secondary School went for a Wushu Overseas Training Trip at Xiamen, China! Martial House Star, Chua Xin Qi, a National Double Silver Medalist, was one of the student participants who went for the trip. Wushu Daze has conducted a short interview with her to find out more about the training experience in Xiamen! Wushu Daze: How was your overall experience in Xiamen? Xin Qi: My experience in Xiamen was awesome! It was much better than Beijing. Oops. Wushu Daze: Why? How is Xiamen different from Beijing and Singapore? Xin Qi: Xiamen is different in terms of the weather. It was much more cooling there. Training wise, it was also different as we did new 组合s (combinations of movements) which was something fresh to us. I enjoyed myself and learnt a lot! The athletes were also much friendlier compared to those in Beijing. This is probably because the kids in Beijing were younger and shy while the athletes in Xiamen were mostly in their 20s, hence they were more outgoing. Wushu Daze: Do you think that the training trip was beneficial? Xin Qi: The training there was definitely beneficial! I have learnt different ways and styles to execute and express certain actions. Wushu Daze: Does this trip inspire or motivate you to work even harder for the upcoming Inter-School Championship in 2015? Xin Qi: Definitely! I am motivated to work even harder! I am grateful for the coaches and athletes for teaching me so many new things which I can showcase in the upcoming competition! I am really looking forward to it! Wushu Daze: That’s great! So what was the most memorable part of the trip? Xin Qi: The most memorable part of the trip is the visit to “Hu Li Shan” (厦门胡里山炮台) where the performers fired the cannon which was so loud and thrilling! It was super exciting to witness the ‘live’ firing of the cannon! This is something I will not get to experience in Singapore! Wushu Daze: So, will you want to go to Xiamen again if you were given the chance to? Xin Qi: Yes! I would definitely like to visit Xiamen again! Personally, I feel that Xiamen is better than Beijing in terms of training and shopping! Really glad to know that Xin Qi enjoyed her Xiamen trip! Hopefully Martial House will conduct another trip to Xiamen in the near future so that more students are able to go and have a fruitful experience!
New Training Programmes by Martial House in 2014
After “Project-J”, Martial House launched another 2 training programmes: “Project-Y” and “Project-A”. As the names suggest, these programmes are specially designed for youths and adults respectively. New training venues and time slots are now available to students. 1. Martial House @ Katong Monday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday *Lessons conducted here for students aged 12 and below. *New students are recommended to attend lessons at the studio. *Taiji lessons are also conducted here. *Kindly contact me via email at [email protected] for the updated schedule. 2. Hong Wen School Friday: 7.30pm – 9.30pm *Mass training suitable for all. 3. Beatty Secondary School Wednesday: 7.30pm – 9.30pm *Mass training mainly for school team athletes. Saturday: 8.30am – 10.30am *Mass training suitable for all. Saturday: 9.30am – 11.30am *Taiji lessons for adults. Saturday: 10.00 am – 12.00pm *Mass training suitable for all. Still confused over which lesson(s) to attend? Feel free to contact me via email at [email protected] to clarify your doubts and queries.