Chris Marshall
2023 International Chinese Martial Arts Championship (ICMAC)
Orlando, Florida
Gold Medal for Fixed Step Push Hands
Gold Medal for Restricted Step Push Hands
Videos:
https://youtu.be/l-xpxCr8a_o
https://youtu.be/f6–MmwvkQQ
Gold Medal for Freestyle (Moving Step) Push Hands
Video: https://youtu.be/zfxRaRWx7MY
Bronze Medal for Traditional Yang Style Hand Form
Advanced Division
Tournament highlights
2024 United States Kuo Shu Championship Tournament
Rockville, Maryland
Silver Medal for Limited Step Push Hands
Heavyweight Division (>200lbs)
Silver Medal for Freestyle Push Hands
Heavyweight Division (>200lbs)
2024 Can-Am International Martial Arts Championships
Richmond, British Columbia
Gold Medal for Yang Style Tai Chi Form
Intermediate/Advanced Division
Video: https://youtu.be/eTv9v1oDwSU
Silver Medal for Stationary Push Hands
Heavyweight Division (>190lbs)
Video: https://youtu.be/QrVrvAwmO0k
Bronze Medal for Moving Push Hands
Heavyweight Division (>190lbs)
Video: https://youtu.be/caZpAmp33ho
2023 ITKFA Championship
Concord, California
Gold Medal for Restricted Step Push Hands
Openweight Division
Video: https://youtu.be/ROFrV5XZ68I
Silver Medal for Traditional Tai Chi Hand Form
Expert Division
Video: https://youtu.be/hNT8rDeV3bw
2022 World Star Chinese Martial Arts Competition
Houston, Texas
Gold Medal for Traditional Yang Style Hand Form
Level IV: Advanced Division
Video: https://youtu.be/2M_mqEuXkLE
Gold Medal for Restricted Step Push Hands
Heavyweight Division (>205lbs)
Gold Medal for Fixed Step Push Hands
Heavyweight Division (>205lbs)
Video: https://youtu.be/ZkJcOgU249Q
2022 Arnold Sports Festival: Battle of Columbus
(Martial Arts World Games)
Columbus, Ohio
Gold Medal for Tai Chi Solo Form
Advanced Division
Video: https://youtu.be/B7YtcAlfVGc
Gold Medal for Fixed Step Push Hands
Heavyweight Division (>205lbs)
Video: https://youtu.be/jMiQ7wHK-9E
Gold Medal for Extreme (Moving Step) Push Hands
Heavyweight Division (>205lbs)
Video: https://youtu.be/BxMk1AI1bZo
2022 Seattle International Martial Arts Championship (SIMAC)
Seattle, Washington
Gold Medal for Fixed Step Push Hands
Video: https://youtu.be/LSpHlwvnJpM
2022 International Chinese Martial Arts Championship (ICMAC)
Orlando, Florida
Silver Medal for Traditional Yang Style Form
Advanced Division
Silver Medal for Fixed Step Push Hands
Heavyweight Division (>205lbs)
Bronze Medal for Restricted Step Push Hands
Heavyweight Division (>205lbs)
Video: https://youtu.be/UERiikUDERM
2021 Seattle International Martial Arts Championship (SIMAC)
Seattle, Washington
Gold Medal for Tai Chi Forms
Advanced Division
2021 International Chinese Martial Arts Championship (ICMAC)
Las Vegas, Nevada
Silver Medal for Restricted Step Push Hands
Heavyweight Division (>205lbs)
2019 Seattle International Martial Arts Championship (SIMAC)
Seattle, Washington
Silver Medal for Restricted Step Push Hands
Video: https://youtu.be/dV_jdpLfqkI
Students at Shoreline Tai Chi
Our students also win medals at the national and international level.
Anna T.
2022 World Star Competition
- Gold Medal, Yang Style Hand Form, Level III (Intermediate)
- Silver Medal, Fixed Step Push Hands, 145-175lbs
2023 ITKFA Championship
- Gold Medal, Women’s Restricted Step Push Hands
- Silver Medal, Tai Chi Hand Form, Intermediate Level
2023 International Chinese Martial Arts Championship
- Gold Medal, Women’s Fixed Step Push Hands
- Gold Medal, Women’s Restricted Step Push Hands
- Gold Medal, Women’s Moving Step Push Hands
- Silver Medal, Yang Style Hand Form, Advanced
2023 Seattle International Martial Arts Championship
- Gold Medal, Yang Style Hand Form, Intermediate Level
- Silver Medal, Restricted Step Push Hands
2024 Can-Am International Martial Arts Championships
- Bronze Medal, Stationary Push Hands (<150lbs)
- Bronze Medal, Moving Push Hands (<150lbs)
- Bronze Medal, Yang Style Tai Chi Form, Female, Intermediate/Advanced
2024 US International Kuo Shu Championship Tournament
- Gold Medal, Limited Step Push Hands (140-160lbs)
- Silver Medal, Limited Step Push Hands (>160lbs)
- Bronze Medal, Freestyle Push Hands (>160lbs)
➡️ See also: How Xu Xiaodong Made a New Tai Chi Champion