It was another action-packed week as Martial House welcomes the Year of the Monkey! The Martial House Stars were involved in a series of performances and events to celebrate the Chinese New Year (CNY). 1. Wushu Performances @ Clementi Mall (30 & 31 January 2016) After impressing the shoppers at Clementi Mall the previous week, the Martial House Stars were back once again for more action! The performers were: 30 January 2016 a. Yap Wei Ren b. Chua Xin Qi c. Melissa Mak d. Toh Xiang Hao e. Eugene Yeo 31 January 2016 a. Ho Lin Ying b. Yap Wei Ren c. Ng Shinn d. Ng Yu Ninn e. Eugene Yeo Photo Credits: Gina Koh 2. Wushu Performances @ Square 2 (31 January & 5 February 2016) The Martial House Stars were back at Square 2 once again to showcase some of their dynamic moves and actions! The Stars included: 31 January 2016 a. Neville Cheong b. Nigel Cheong c. Chua Xin Qi d. Adrian Tan e. Ng Geng Jui f. Travier Wong g. Melvin Tan h. Vanessa Cheong 5 February 2016 a. Ho Lin Ying b. Neville Cheong c. Nigel Cheong d. Leo Yi Long e. Travier Wong f. Koh Hao Xuan g. Caston Lim Blogger Alexander Tan was among the shoppers who caught the Martial House Stars in action. The Stars have left an impression on him that he blogged about the performance. He even managed to film the performance and shared them on his blog! Click here to visit Alexander’s blog. 3. Ushering in the Year of Monkey with Avnet – IBM – Lenovo (2 February 2016) On 2 February 2016, Martial House was invited to perform in a corporate event “Ushering in the Year of Monkey with Avnet – IBM – Lenovo”. A stage collaboration between the Wushu & Face Changing performances was specially arranged which served as an energetic opening to the event! The performers were: a. Seow Wei Kai b. Yap Zheng Yan c. Yap Yuan Xin d. Ellie Tay e. Caston Lim f. Ng Teck Hong g. Jessen Tan h. Timothy Chan i. Wan GuangYao 4. Cultural Exchange Programme with Japanese Students (3 & 4 February 2016) On 3 & 4 February 2016, Martial House collaborated with Pho Leng Lion Dance Instruction Centre to conduct a Cultural Exchange Programme for a group of Japanese students. Upon arrival, the students were first greeted by the ambassadors through a dynamic performance. Following, the students were introduced to the Chinese traditional and cultural art of Wushu and Lion Dance through an interactive hands-on session facilitated by the ambassadors. The ambassadors from Martial House were: 3 February 2016 a. Ellie Tay b. Yap Yuan Xin c. Travier Wong d. Clement Soo e. Caston Lim 4 February 2016 a. Ng Teck Hong b. Ellie Tay c. Yap Yuan Xin d. Clement Soo e. Caston Lim Photo Credits: Ng Teck Hong 5. CNY Celebration @ Stamford American International School (5 February 2016) For the 4th consecutive year, Martial House and Stamford American International School (SAIS) collaborated to deliver a series of spectacular performances for the students, parents and teachers to celebrate the lunar new year. Besides the traditional Lion & Dragon Dance, there were Chinese Plate Spinning Acrobat, Diabolo (a.k.a. Chinese Yoyo) and Wushu performances. The Martial House Stars who performed for the Wushu segment were: a. Damien Teo b. Neville Cheong c. Ellie Tay d. Yap Yuan Xin e. Travier Wong f. Clement Soo g. Koh Hao Xuan h. Caston Lim Photo Credits: Leo Wen Yeow 6. Heineken Got Talent (5 February 2016) On 5 February 2016, the Martial House LED Modern Lions were invited to be part of the opening segment of the “Heineken Got Talent” event. In collaboration with the traditional lion dance team, the performers delivered an electrifying performance! Kudos to the performers from Martial House: a. Ng Teck Hong b. Caston Lim c. Shawn Tan d. Dayton Leem 7. CNY Celebration @ Orchard Hotel Singapore (7 February 2016) To hype up the festive mood and enhance the dining experience at Orchard Hotel Singapore, the God of Fortune & Lucky Monkey from Martial House were invited to share their new year blessings with the guests. Besides the mascots, booths were set up to provide guests with CNY-related souvenirs such as the traditional dough figurines and Chinese fans with customised auspicious greetings calligraphed on them. 8. Lion Dance Cai Qing @ Comms Square Creative Pte Ltd (10 February 2016) The Lion Dance troupe from Martial House was invited to the office of Comms Square Creative Pte Ltd for a Cai Qing performance. “Cai Qing” (a.k.a. “plucking the greens”) is a homonym for “wealth and fortune” whereby the lion(s) will dance to approach to “eat” and then “spit” the green vegetables and oranges. The act is believed to bring good luck and fortune to the business. If you would like to engage Martial House for performances, kindly send your queries via email to [email protected].
It has been an action-packed week for the Martial House Stars as they were actively involved in Wushu performances for a variety of events! As Chinese New Year is just around the corner, Martial House Stars have been invited to perform at various shopping malls and corporate events across Singapore to hype up the festive mood! 1. Wushu Performance @ Clementi Mall (23 & 24 January 2016) Under the guidance of Martial House Managing Director, Mr. Leo Wen Yeow, two groups of Martial House Stars delivered a spectacular performance at Clementi Mall on 23 & 24 January 2016 respectively. The performers were: 23 January 2016 a. Kevan Cheah b. Yap Wei Ren c. Melissa Mak d. Toh Xiang Hao e. Keeve Tan 24 January 2016 a. Ho Lin Ying b. Zoe Mui c. Yap Zheng Yan d. Ng Shinn e. Ng Yu Ninn 2. Wushu Performance @ Square 2 (24 January 2016) On 24 January 2016, the Martial House Stars delivered a Wushu performance at Square 2 which drew the attention and applause of the shoppers. They were: a. Neville Cheong b. Nigel Cheong c. Leo Yi Long d. Chua Xin Qi e. Ng Geng Jui f. Melvin Tan g. Travier Wong h. Brandon Lee After which, the Stars demonstrated some of the useful applications of Wushu. Shoppers were then invited up on stage to practice some of the self-defence techniques which the Stars have demonstrated. P.S. The self-defence demonstration was conducted under the close supervision of the performers. Safety was ensured and no one was hurt throughout the demonstration. 3. Epson Lunar New Year Prosperity Dinner 2016 (29 January 2016) The Martial House Stars were invited to deliver a Wushu performance at the Espon Lunar New Year Prosperity Dinner 2016 event. The performers for the evening were: a. Neville Cheong b. Nigel Cheong c. Leo Yi Long d. Melvin Tan e. Travier Wong For the upcoming weeks, the Martial House Stars will be performing at the following venues and times: Square 2 31 January 2016 (Sunday), 3:00pm Clementi Mall 30 January 2016 (Saturday), 3:00pm 31 January 2016 (Sunday), 3:00pm These performances are open to public. Do drop by to give the performers your support! If you would like to engage Martial House for performances, kindly send your queries via email to [email protected].
On the last day of 2015, Martial House organised a movie outing to watch the action-packed film, “Ip Man 3”. The entire cinema hall was booked exclusively for the Martial House staff, students and parents! It was a full house event with each and every seat occupied in the cinema hall. Martial House would like to thank everyone for making the event a successful one. It was indeed a memorable way to end the SG50 year! New Year’s Eve marks the birthday of Managing Director, Mr. Leo Wen Yeow! As such, the Martial House team has also prepared a mini surprise for the birthday boss after the movie screening! When asked about his thoughts about the surprise, Mr. Leo said, “I am thankful for everything! A big thank you to all who came to watch the movie with us! SG50 was an awesome year for Martial House and hope 2016 will be a greater one for us as it is our 10th anniversary!” Photo Credits: Anomalyst Studio
The year 2016 marks the 10th anniversary of Martial House! To celebrate this milestone, Martial House has prepared a series of activities and events. The first event of the year is none other than the staff photo shoot! The photos will be published on the Martial House website which is currently undergoing a revamp. Do look forward the new site which will be launched pretty soon! Martial House would like to thank Ding Han Liang from Anomalyst Studio for being the photographer of the studio shoot. Let’s take a sneak peek at what’s going on behind-the-scene. http://youtu.be/sS5iRU9HnOE
Happy Boxing Day! Due to the overwhelming response, tickets for the upcoming Martial House movie outing are sold out! A big thank you to all for your continuous support! See you at Plaza Singapura on New Year’s Eve! To those who did not manage to purchase your tickets, do not be disheartened as there are many more fun and exciting events in 2016! Stay tuned to Wushu Daze for the latest information!
On 24 December 2015, the last session of the Wushu Day Camp has successfully concluded! This also marks the end of the Year-End Programmes by Martial House for 2015! More than a hundred students have participated in one or more of the camp series organised by Martial House. Besides learning more about Wushu through fun and interactive activities, students have built individual character, confidence and skills too! Martial House would like thank all participants and their parents for trusting and choosing Martial House to be part of your December Holiday! Do look forward to the upcoming Martial House events in 2016!
To celebrate the end of a wonderful 2015, Martial House is organizing a mass movie outing! This is an exclusive event for the staff, students, parents and friends of the Martial House family! Below are the details of the event. Movie Title: Ip Man 3 Date: 31 December 2015, Thursday Time: 3.00pm Venue: Golden Village Plaza Singapura Price: $6.00 Per Ticket Many students have expressed their excitement over the upcoming action movie “Ip Man 3” starring Donnie Yen & Mike Tyson. Hence, the Martial House team has selected the martial arts film for the year-end event! https://youtube.com/watch?v=v0Jq4fUBiLE To RSVP for the event, kindly approach any of the Martial House staff. Tickets will be allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis. If you have any query, feel free to contact Timothy via email at [email protected]. Looking forward to this massive event and see you there!
Today marks the end of the Martial House Wushu Day Camp Session B! The 3-day camp provided new students and beginners with the platform to better understand and appreciate Wushu as a cultural art and sport through a wide range of fun and interactive activities. The camp was dynamic as students from different training locations across Singapore gathered together to learn from and with each other. The friendship forged during the three days was so strong that some students cried as they left. The camp would not be possible without the selfless dedication from the organizing team including Martial House Coaches Seow Wei Kai, Jeremy Tan and Jessen Tan. Let’s see what some of the parents have to say about the camp:
“Kenchi enjoyed himself very much. He had learnt new things n made new friends.”
“Thank you Coach Wei Kai, you have made the camp a fun & interesting for all!”
“I believe the kids had fun and learnt many new stuff. Irvin can’t stop sharing all the stuff he had learnt.”
Martial House would like to thank the students for their active participation throughout the camp and their parents for their endless support. Do look forward to more events and activities with Martial House!
On 6 December 2015, Martial House Coach wan GuangYao Eric was invited to conduct a public sharing session about his life and experience as “An Athlete, A Coach, An Entrepreneur”. During the session, Coach Eric shared about the challenges and struggles faced when he was an athlete and how he managed to overcome them. He also emphasized that winning should never be the only goal and/or motivation for athletes to practice a sport as there is so much more an athlete can gain from it. After which, he shared about how he eventually chose to pursue a career in his passion, Wushu. It was never a smooth sailing journey for Coach Eric especially when his parents were initially not supportive of his decision. However, with perseverance and the resilience to succeed, his coaching life has proven to be fulfilling. To him, the biggest satisfaction as a coach is to see the growth and development of his students. With the mission to promote Wushu as a cultural sport and art across generations, Martial House was founded. Coach Eric then explained how the Martial House team has consistently strive to explore opportunities to increase the public’s awareness of the Chinese martial art and its benefits. Following, it was an interactive Q&A segment with Y.E.S. 93.3FM TV Star Edison Zhao Wen Di as the moderator. It was indeed an insightful segment as different views and perspectives of Wushu were brought up for discussion. Martial House would like to thank Mr. Hoon Thing Leong PBM, Bishan Merchants’ Association, Bishan Community Club and Bosses Network for the invitation and opportunity.