The first biennial national fitness competition is set to open in Shenyang on the 20th of May, marking a significant event in the world of sports and fitness in China. Organized by the State Sports General Administration and the All-China Sports Federation, this competition will be held every two years, providing a platform for individuals to showcase their athletic abilities and promote a healthy lifestyle.
The competition will feature a unique approach, combining unified and decentralized elements to give participants a well-rounded experience. With a focus on innovation, flexibility, and adaptability to local conditions, the competition will include a variety of events such as football, basketball, volleyball, health qigong, and Tai Chi. Additionally, each province will have the opportunity to include optional special projects based on their preferences.
The competition will be divided into seven regions: North China, Northeast China, East China, Central China, South China, Southwest, and Northwest China. Each region will be led by a provincial sports administrative department, ensuring that the events are tailored to the needs of the local community.
Ahead of the national finals, regional competitions have already taken place in various locations, with thousands of participants showcasing their talents and dedication to fitness. The opening ceremony in Shenyang promises to be a grand spectacle, highlighting Chinese culture and the spirit of the people in Liaoning Province.
With a focus on promoting a healthy lifestyle and encouraging community participation, the national fitness competition aims to reach millions of individuals across the country. Through this event, organizers hope to inspire people to embrace physical activity and prioritize their well-being.
As the competition kicks off in Shenyang, participants and spectators alike can look forward to an exciting and inspiring showcase of athleticism and dedication to fitness. Stay tuned for updates on the competition results and highlights as the event unfolds. (Yang Qichao and Wu Junkuan)