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十五运会霹雳舞测试赛于8月26日开赛
Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang· 2025-08-26 01:12
霹雳舞代表活力、潮流、个性,源于街头、易于推广、不分性别和地域,体现体育包容精神。作为一种 年轻化、国际化的载体,霹雳舞成功打破体育与艺术的边界,用活力与创意演绎出新时代都市文化的新 模样。2018年布宜诺斯艾利斯青奥会,霹雳舞作为正式项目首秀奥运体系。随着霹雳舞被列入2024年巴 黎奥运会比赛项目及杭州第19届亚运会竞赛项目,继第十四届全国运动会之后,今年的全运会也再次设 置霹雳舞项目。这项融合了舞蹈与竞技的运动,全球热度正持续攀升。 据了解,霹雳舞对选手的爆发力、柔韧性、耐力、协调性等综合体能有着较高的要求。顶尖舞者需兼具 体操运动员般的身体能力和艺术表现力,它已蜕变为高强度竞技运动。本次测试赛依据技巧性、多样 性、完成度、乐感和创意度等五维特征建立霹雳舞评分系统。 (记者 张璐) 原标题:十五运会霹雳舞测试赛将于8月26日开赛 中新网广州8月25日电 记者25日从广州体育学院获悉,2025年中国·广州街舞公开赛暨第十五届全国运动 会(以下简称"十五运会")霹雳舞测试赛(以下简称"测试赛")将于8月26日在广州体育学院亚运篮球馆开 赛。 据悉,本次测试赛设立男子个人、女子个人两项,共有37名运动员参加,其 ...
世运赛场 河南力量
He Nan Ri Bao· 2025-08-19 23:35
Group 1 - The 12th World Games concluded on August 17 in Chengdu, with the Chinese sports delegation achieving remarkable success, winning a total of 36 gold medals, 17 silver medals, and 11 bronze medals, leading in both gold and total medal counts [2] - Liu Qingyi, a prominent figure in Chinese breakdancing, won a silver medal in the women's breakdancing event, showcasing her skills against strong competition, including her teammate Guo Pu, who won gold [3][6] - Wang Chenyi from Henan won a gold medal in the women's individual continuous throw event in boules, marking the 34th gold medal for the Chinese delegation at the World Games [11][14] Group 2 - Liu Qingyi expressed satisfaction with her performance despite not winning gold, highlighting the significance of having two Chinese athletes in the finals as a historic breakthrough for the sport [10] - Wang Chenyi's journey in boules reflects the development of the sport in Henan, with her coach emphasizing the province's strong training programs and achievements in the sport [16] - Liu Shasha secured a bronze medal in women's artistic billiards, sharing her experiences and encouraging young female players to pursue their dreams in the sport [17][20]
世运赛场看河南风采
He Nan Ri Bao· 2025-08-08 23:26
Group 1 - The 12th World Games opened on August 7, 2025, in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, with 321 athletes from the Chinese sports delegation participating in 28 major events, 50 sub-events, and 152 small events [1] - The Henan Province sports bureau reported that 22 athletes from Henan will represent the national team, including 19 athletes competing in various sports such as karate, pétanque, breakdancing, billiards, hockey, and diving [1] - Notable athletes from Henan include Liu Shasha, a billiards champion, who has won multiple world titles and will compete in the billiards event from August 10 to 14, with the women's artistic billiards final scheduled for August 13 [1] Group 2 - The pétanque competition will feature male athlete Zhang Xiaohui and female athlete Wang Chenyi from Henan, with the event taking place from August 15 to 17 [2] - Liu Qingyi, a prominent figure in breakdancing, will represent China, having previously won championships at the National Games, Asian Games, and World competitions, and she expressed confidence in her performance at the World Games [2] - The breakdancing competition is set for August 16 to 17, with the women's solo final on August 17 at 14:00 [3] Group 3 - The less familiar sport of korfball, which emphasizes gender equality and teamwork, will feature 11 male and female athletes from Henan, with the Chinese team facing a tough match against Chinese Taipei, losing 14 to 28 in their opening game [3] - The Chinese team will compete against Portugal in their second group match on August 9 [3] - Additionally, female athlete Kong Tianci from Henan will participate in the freediving event for individuals with disabilities [3]
追光|说好的“世运会”,怎么还有“奥运”项目呢?
Xin Hua She· 2025-08-03 13:00
Core Viewpoint - The Chengdu World Games, starting on August 7, 2023, features both non-Olympic and Olympic sports, highlighting the evolving nature of sports events and their classifications [1][3]. Group 1: Background of the World Games - The World Games were established in the 1970s to provide a platform for non-Olympic sports as the Olympic Games had limited capacity for new events [4]. - The International World Games Association (IWGA) was formed to create this alternative venue, with the first World Games held in 1981 in Santa Clara, USA [4][6]. Group 2: Project Diversity and Evolution - The World Games prioritize emerging sports and traditional strongholds that have not made it to the Olympics, allowing for a diverse range of competitions [6][14]. - Some sports, like taekwondo, have transitioned from the World Games to the Olympics, while others, such as breakdancing, have been introduced in both events [9][10]. Group 3: Relationship Between World Games and Olympics - The World Games serve as a testing ground for sports that may eventually enter the Olympic program, but not all sports that become Olympic will exit the World Games [9][14]. - The dynamic nature of Olympic sports, influenced by the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) reforms, allows for frequent changes in which sports are included [12][16]. Group 4: Regional Characteristics and New Additions - The Chengdu World Games will feature dragon boat racing for the first time, emphasizing the event's focus on regional characteristics [18]. - The relationship between the World Games and the Olympics is complementary, with both events coexisting and enriching the global sports landscape [18].
中国霹雳舞队满额参赛 剑指成都世运会奖牌
Xin Hua Wang· 2025-07-11 01:20
"我们的目标不仅是争取奖牌,同时也要向世界展示中国霹雳舞运动员的风采和气质。也要通过这 样一个潮流项目,展现中国的传统文化。"尹国臣说。 霹雳舞项目在2018年青奥会上首次被列入奥运系列赛事的正式比赛项目,随后又成为全运会、亚运 会的正式比赛项目。2022年美国伯明翰世运会上,霹雳舞首次设项,中国队有两名女选手参赛,刘清漪 获得第四名。如今满额参赛、冲击奖牌,队伍实力已大幅提升。 原标题:中国霹雳舞队满额参赛 剑指成都世运会奖牌 距离2025年成都世运会开幕还有不到一个月的时间,中国体育舞蹈联合会主席尹国臣日前在接受采 访时介绍了中国霹雳队目前的备战情况,表示队员们将力争在男子、女子两个项目上实现奖牌的突破。 据介绍,本次世运会霹雳舞项目男子、女子比赛各有16人参赛,延续巴黎奥运会赛制,先进行小组 循环赛决出八强,随后进入一对一淘汰赛阶段。这16个参赛名额根据世界体育舞蹈联合会(WDSF)的 排名产生,中国队凭借近年来在奥运会、世锦赛以及其他国际大赛中的出色表现,实现了三男三女的满 额参赛。 参赛阵容方面,男子选手包括刚刚获得WDSF霹雳舞亚锦赛银牌的亓祥宇、2024年世锦赛铜牌得主 王瑞苗、以及连续两届亚锦 ...
中国霹雳舞队6人参加成都世运会 力争收获奖牌
Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang· 2025-07-10 01:30
Group 1 - The Chinese breakdancing team aims to win medals in both men's and women's categories at the upcoming World Games in Chengdu [1] - The breakdancing event will take place from August 16 to 17, featuring 32 athletes, with the Chinese team consisting of three male and three female competitors [1] - The Chinese breakdancing scene has seen significant growth, with the sport transitioning from grassroots to competitive levels, aided by its inclusion in the Olympics [1][2] Group 2 - The rapid development of Chinese breakdancing is attributed to a robust preparation mechanism involving the National Sports Administration and various social forces [2] - A talent cultivation model has been established, focusing on social selection, provincial gathering, and association training [2] - The Chinese Breakdancing Association is actively promoting the sport, creating a diverse event system, and developing professional training materials to guide newcomers [2]
郭朴获女子组冠军
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-07-03 00:31
Group 1 - The 2025 WDSF Asian Breaking Championship recently concluded in Shanghai, with Chinese athlete Guo Pu winning the women's championship and Liu Qingyi securing third place. In the men's category, Chinese competitors Qi Xiangyu and Shang Xiaoyu won second and third places respectively [1] - Guo Pu, a 16-year-old athlete, previously won the women's championship at the 2025 WDSF Asian Youth Breaking Championship, showcasing her rapid growth in the sport [1] - The Chinese team, primarily composed of young athletes, demonstrated impressive performance at the Asian Championship, attributed to the Chinese Dance Sport Federation's efforts in organizing training and competitions abroad to enhance their skills [1] Group 2 - Dance sport, which includes artistic, competitive, and fitness elements, emphasizes standardization and competitiveness, with subcategories such as Latin dance, breaking, and hip-hop. Breaking was introduced to China in the 1980s and is characterized by explosive movements and visually impactful performances [2]
16岁的“双冠”:成名要趁早,成功很漫长
Xin Hua Wang· 2025-07-02 00:47
Core Points - The article highlights the remarkable achievement of 16-year-old Guo Pu, who won both the Asian Youth Breakdancing Championship and the Asian Breakdancing Championship, marking a historic moment in her career [1][3][12] - Guo Pu's journey in breakdancing has been long, spanning nearly ten years, and her recent victories showcase the emergence of new talent in the sport [3][9][12] Group 1: Achievements - Guo Pu won the women's group championship at both the Asian Youth Championship and the Asian Championship, contributing to China's overall success of three golds, one silver, and three bronzes in these competitions [3][12] - In the semifinals of the Asian Championship, Guo Pu faced Liu Qingyi, a seasoned competitor and Olympic bronze medalist, and managed to win with a score of 2:1, showcasing her growth and skill [5][9] - Guo Pu's performance included over 20 rounds of competition, indicating her exceptional stamina and preparation compared to other participants [5][10] Group 2: Personal Development - Guo Pu expressed that her confidence has grown significantly over time, particularly after her recent successes, which have allowed her to embrace the competitive environment more fully [7][10] - Her coach noted that Guo Pu's background in music and dance has contributed to her rapid improvement in breakdancing since she began training [7][9] - The article emphasizes that Guo Pu's journey is a testament to the dedication and hard work required to succeed in competitive sports, as she has faced numerous challenges along the way [9][10]
霹雳舞亚青赛上演中日对决 中国队完胜包揽双冠
Xin Hua Wang· 2025-06-30 01:22
Core Points - The 2025 Asian Youth Breaking Championship concluded with China winning both the men's and women's gold medals, showcasing a strong performance against Japan [1][2] - The competition featured a notable rivalry between Chinese and Japanese participants, with the top four finalists in both categories coming from these two countries [1] - Chinese athlete Guo Po (B-Girl Royal) and Li Houhua (B-Boy Jason) emerged victorious in their respective finals, with Guo receiving unanimous votes from all nine judges [1][2] Group 1 - Guo Po's performance was highlighted by her fluid movements and musical expressiveness, leading to her winning all rounds of the women's final [1][2] - Li Houhua's victory in the men's final was attributed to his high-difficulty moves, excellent rhythm control, and strong audience engagement [2] - The competition also saw young talent, with 12-year-old Li Yongqiu earning applause despite finishing fourth, indicating a promising future for Chinese breaking [2] Group 2 - A judge noted that Japan has historically been a leader in breaking, but China is catching up, particularly among youth, aided by extensive training programs and international exposure [3] - The upcoming adult Asian Breaking Championship will feature top competitors, including Chinese athletes Liu Qingyi and Qi Xiangyu, as well as Japan's Hanai Shokyu [3]