People in Alberta: Meet Pan Yang, a member of the U.S. National Sanda Team

People in Alberta: Meet Pan Yang, a member of the U.S. National Sanda Team Today’s people in Alberta, let’s get to know Pan Yang, a member of the U.S. Sanda National Team from Arizona...

Today’s people in Alberta, let’s get to know Pan Yang, a member of the U.S. Sanda National Team from Arizona.

>Pan Yang, a member of the American Sanda National Team. He only started to learn Sanda at the age of 24, but in just a few years of study, he achieved the third place in Sanda in the United States. When the reporter met Pan Yang, he was busy raising money for the 11th Pan American Martial Arts Championships.

The 11th Pan American Martial Arts Championships, National Junior Championships, and Americas Championships will be held in Lubbock, Texas from August 11th to 14th, 2016. The Pan American Martial Arts Championships are one of the highest level international events in the martial arts world, second only to the World Martial Arts Championships.

As a member of the U.S. Sanda National Team, Pan Yang studied under U.S. Sanda head coach Li Yiyuan. Because of his special experience in Sanda, after the Chinese student was beaten on the Phoenix light rail, he not only promoted Chinese martial arts culture, but was also invited by the Arizona Asian Gun Club to teach Asian friends about personal safety protection.

Because Asians have better economic conditions and are less willing to call the police or resist, Asians are often targeted by criminals. As a Sanda professional, when explaining personal safety protection, Pan Yang did not vigorously promote how to fight. Instead, he told everyone how to hide and how to leave the crime scene as quickly as possible. He said that when being attacked by multiple people, try to find a corner, then find one person as a breakthrough point, knock him down, and escape quickly. When you have an argument with someone, don't clench your fists, because this will arouse the other person's desire to attack. Relax and open your palms. On the one hand, you show that you have no malice. On the other hand, put your open hand in a position where you can attack with a fist, or where you can protect your head immediately. Look for every opportunity to leave without causing physical collision or friction. No need to show off, fleeing the scene is the best option.

Sanda and martial arts are Pan Yang's hobbies. He not only teaches Sanda, but he also pays attention to sports health. He is also negotiating with Chinese medicine practitioners, art schools, etc. for sports health and body shaping plans. Let everyone have a fit body. He plans to offer weight loss and body shaping classes. I hope more friends can gain health and beauty through Sanda and martial arts.