Amapá will host Vietnamese Martial Art Seminar with the presence of a national master – News of Brazil
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Taking place on the 27th, 28th and 29th of October, the National Seminar of Qwan Ki Do (Vietnamese Kung Fu), with the presence of master Minh Su Evandro Crestani, graduated black belt 6°dang and responsible for the martial art in Brazil and America do Sul. Evandro has experience in Kung Fu for over 42 years and is a specialist in Self Defense and topics related to public security.
This year’s programming takes place in the capital of the middle of the world, full of technical knowledge such as vital points, use of energy (KI), twists, self-defense and animal fighting styles of Kung Fu (Crane, Tiger, Mantis, Monkey and Snake ).
The seminar will also feature an opening ceremony, demonstration of forms and weapons, belt exchange ceremony, graduation exam, as well as a class open to the public who wish to learn about this martial art founded by master Pham Xuãn Tong, the founder of the style.
The event will take place at the High Performance Center of Complexo Glicério Marques and will be hosted by União Qwankido do Brasil, Clube Chau Van Long de Qwankido, Clube Phuong Long and supported by Macapá City Hall through the Municipal Department of Sports and Leisure (Semel ).
About Qwankido
Considered a fusion of Chinese kung fu and Vietnamese VO (martial arts), Qwan Ki Do is an art that involves discipline, agility, strength and balance, combined with the teachings of Eastern wisdom and philosophy. The style combines various techniques of twisting, immobilization, kicks, punches, projections, energy control (KI), self-defense and the handling of various traditional Chinese and Vietnamese weapons.
Swords, spears, shields, daggers and sticks combined with light and precise movements make up the martial art that spread worldwide and gained followers in Amapá.
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