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Instructor
Murray Cheung
Murray Cheung is a distinguished Taichi and Wushu athlete with over two decades of experience in martial arts. With 23 years of Wushu training and 17 years dedicated to Traditional Taichi, Murray’s deep knowledge and expertise are backed by 18 years of coaching, making him a respected figure in the martial arts community. His credentials include the IWUF Wushu Coaches Training Course completed in Guangzhou, China 2015, and multiple NCCP Coaching Certificates, reflecting his commitment to both the practice and teaching of these arts.
Murray’s coaching philosophy is rooted in a blend of traditional principles and modern techniques, tailored to help students of all levels reach their full potential. His extensive experience as both a competitor and a coach provides a unique perspective that he brings to his teaching. Under his guidance, students not only master the physical aspects of Wushu and Taichi but also cultivate mental discipline and an appreciation for the cultural heritage of these ancient practices. Murray Cheung’s passion for martial arts and his commitment to his students have made him an influential and inspiring figure in the Wushu and Taichi community.
Representing Team Canada for Wushu and Taichi over numerous cycles, Murray has consistently demonstrated his skill at the highest levels of competition. His participation spans from 2008 to present day, showcasing his longevity and dedication to excellence. His achievements include multiple gold, silver, and bronze medals at prestigious international events, including the World Taijiquan Championships, Pan American Wushu Championships, and World Traditional Wushu Championships. In August 2023, his fascinating Wushu career were recognized when he was named the International Wushu Federation (IWUF) Athlete of the Month.
International Wushu Federation
Athlete of the Month
Significant Achievements
& International Competitions
2024
Singapore
4th World Taijiquan Championships
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Senior Men's 42 Movements Taiiquan - 3rd Place - Bronze Medalist
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Senior Men's 42 Movements Taijijian - 3rd Place - Bronze Medalist
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Senior Men's New Yang Style Taijiquan - 6th Place
2024
International Wushu Federation (IWUF)
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Recognized by the IWUF as Athlete of the Month (August).
2022
Brasilia, Brazil
13th Pan American Wushu Championships
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Senior Men's Taijiquan Champion - 1st Place - Gold Medalist
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Senior Men's Taijijian Champion - 1st Place - Gold Medalist
2021
Online, Virtual
International Wushu Federation - Virtual Competition
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Senior Men's New Yang Style Taijiquan Champion - 1st Place
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Senior Men's New Yang Style Taijijian Champion - 1st Place
2018
Buenos Aires, Argentina
12th Pan American Wushu Championships
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Senior Men's Taijiquan Champion - 1st Place - Gold Medalist
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Senior Men's Taijijian Champion - 1st Place - Gold Medalist
2018
Burgas, Bulgaria
3rd World Taijiquan Championships
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Senior Men's New Yang Style Taijiquan - 3rd Place - Bronze Medalist
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Senior Men's 42 Movements Taijijian - 4th Place
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Senior Men's New Yang Style Taijijian - 4th Place
2016
Warsaw, Poland
2nd World Taijiquan Championships
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Senior Men's 42 Movements Taijiquan - 2nd Place - Silver Medalist
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Senior Men's 42 Movements Taijijian - 3rd Place - Bronze Medalist
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Senior Men's 3rd Set International Routine Taijijian - 3rd Place - Bronze Medalist
2014
San Jose, Costa Rica
10th Pan American Wushu Championships
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Senior Men's Taijiquan Champion - 1st Place - Gold Medalist
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Senior Men's Taijijian Champion - 1st Place - Gold Medalist
2012
HuangShan, Anhui, China
5th World Traditional Wushu Championships
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Senior Men's Taijiquan Champion - 1st Place - Gold Medalist
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Group Event - Taijishan - 1st Place - Gold Medalist
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Senior Men's Taijijian - 3rd Place - Bronze Medalist
2010
Wudang Mountain, Hubei, China
4th World Traditional Wushu Championships
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Senior Men's Taijiquan Champion - 1st Place - Gold Medalist
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Senior Men's Taijijian Champion - 1st Place - Gold Medalist
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Group Event - Taijishan - 2nd Place - Silver Medalist
2008
Wudang Mountain, Hubei, China
3rd World Traditional Wushu Championships
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Senior Men's Nanquan - 2nd Place - Silver Medalist
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Senior Men's Soft Weapon (SangieGun) - 3rd Place - Bronze Medalist
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