More About the Wushu Master

Aged 35, Ho Ro Bin is a two-time Wushu World Champion. He first won the Wushu World Championship in Hong Kong in 1999 where he beat exponents from 60 countries to bag the title.  He next clinched the World Championship in 2005.  

After two World Championships under his belt, he decided to retire to concentrate in coaching.  In 2006, he was the National Wushu Coach. Malaysia was then hosting the 2006 World Championship and Ro Bin’s charges “did pretty well in the tourney and bagged a few medals.”

 Apart from that, he has a team of over 20 students whom he specially handpicked to train for state competitions. So far 8 have been selected to represent the Putrajaya Wushu Federation. From these 8, three have been  earmarked for SUKMA 2010. 

In the short period of two years, Ro Bin has been able to produce Wushu talents of state level standards. This truly shows his dedication to the sport and his ability as a coach to nurture interests.      

Ever since 2007, together with other Wushu exponents, Ro Bin has been organizing workshops yearly for both primary and secondary students during the school holidays. The workshops are open to those who have and those who have no Wushu experience  All his workshops are very successful for it garnered 120 participants in 2007 and 160 signed up in 2008.