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After considerable success as an athlete, Lu Yan retired from professional Wushu
at the end of 1987, and embarked on a career as a coach. Her aim was to give
back to Wushu what she received from it, hoping to pass on her extensive
knowledge to the next generation of Wushu performers.
She started her career at Shichahai, her old training grounds, assisting her
former coaches. This reinforced her commitment to Wushu coaching and she soon
enrolled at University to study Physical Education.
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Beginning at Shichahai
After graduation she was accepted to work alongside Wu Bin, where she stayed for
several years before accepting an invitation to go to the Philippines and teach
their National Teams.
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The Philippines
She returned to China in 1997 and after a brief stint helping to start a new
Wushu school outside of the city, she returned to Beijing to continue teaching.
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Present Day
Lu Yan’s coaching career is as exemplary as her competitive Wushu career. She
has not only trained Chinese National Champions but also Asian and World
Champions.
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