Luo Hao started training Wushu at the age of 7 in Liaoning. She grew up as a hard working, talented young girl and when she was just 12 years old she became member of the professional Wushu Team in Liaoning. In year 2000 she transfered to Tianjin Wushu Team where she developed well and won several medals in national competitions.
In 2003 she was elected to represent China at the 7th World Wushu Championships in Macau. This is also where she reached her career highlight by winning the females Nanquan (southern fist) category.
Video of her gold medal winning performance in Macau
After her retirement as a competitive athlete she has become a well known coach throughout China and Asia. Specially through coaching the Korean National Wushu Team to win several medals at international competitions such as the World Championships and Asian Games.
Coach Luo Hao have a wide background within Chinese Martial Arts and besides being one of the worlds best coaches in modern competition Wushu she also have great knowledge within traditional styles and training methods.
Luo Hao started training Wushu at the age of 7 in Liaoning. She grew up as a hard working, talented young girl and when she was just 12 years old she became member of the professional Wushu Team in Liaoning. In year 2000 she transfered to Tianjin Wushu Team where she developed well and won several medals in national competitions.
