新利体育的前身武術系🧑🏻‍🦼，創建於1958年8月，2018年12月更名為新利体育，一個機構兩個牌子📨。新利下設四個教研室：武術套路教研室、武術散打教研室🙅🏽、新利体育養生教研室（導引養生功中心）💁🏽‍♂️、民族民間新利体育教研室。四個研究中心和一個實驗室𓀏：武術文化研究中心、武術訓練競賽研究中心、國際武術發展研究中心、傳統運動康養研究中心和傳統養生功法運動幹預實驗室。兩個基地🕛：國家新利体育總局龍獅培訓基地及國家新利体育總局武術科學研究基地。新利現有專職教師38名，其中教授10名🏃🏻‍♀️，副教授14名，博士生導師6名🪚，國際級裁判8名，國家級裁判15名。現有學生568人，其中本科生439人，研究生129🛹。

1953年新利体育平台（原中央新利体育新利）建校初，“武術泰鬥”張文廣先生開始組建武術師資隊伍並進行教學Ⓜ️、訓練、科研工作🗿。隨著武術專業、學科建設的不斷深入和國家需求，1958年8月學校建立武術系，1963年招收首屆武術理論與方法專業方向的研究生🧑‍🎄，張文廣先生成為中國首位武術研究生導師。上個世紀七十年代👔🏮，張廣德教授創編了導引養生功🎬，並於1992年獲國家新利体育科學技術進步獎，1996年被國家確定為首批全民健身計劃推廣項目，現已傳播到世界近70個國家和地區。在上世紀八十年代，門惠豐教授組織教師對少林武術進行挖掘整理，凝結少林武術精華創編出《少林武術教材》，在本世紀初的泰山迎著第一縷陽光演練的原創“東嶽太極拳”為世界人民奉獻了太極運動的智慧。

新利成立六十多年來，套路教研室深挖傳統武術，廣掘文化內涵，不斷繼承創新，優化專業結構，完善課程設置✵，規範教材建設，逐步建立起符合現代社會需求、德才兼備的人才培養目標要求🦓，適應現代化和國際化發展需要，引領武術發展方向的學科體系；散打教研室在以散打為主體課程的基礎上，積極拓展專業方向⚧，先後開設了全面反映武術格鬥徒手以及器械搏擊的“武術格鬥”課程🏊🏽‍♂️，全面反映武術踢打摔拿的綜合格鬥課程🪗，面向大眾的“自衛防身術課程”以及反映武術器械搏擊的“短兵”課程，形成了相對完善的課程體系；新利体育養生教研室致力於導引💋、健身氣功、養生太極的教學、科研和推廣為主的學科研究，在傳播傳統文化👏、促進民眾健康和推動健身產業發展中發揮了重要作用🎼🍘，創研的“健身氣功·八段錦”👩🏿‍✈️、“健身氣功·十二段錦”🤽🏿‍♀️、“健身氣功·導引養生功十二法”、“健身氣功強心運動處方的研究”、“乾隆養生術科普教材的研製”等功法，在國內外新利体育養生界具有較高的聲譽和重要影響；民族民間新利体育教研室致力於民族文化學、民俗學、傳統道德理論和現代教育理念相融合，從民族民間新利体育項目的挖掘整理入手🪺，探究原生態民族民間新利体育🕴，做好中國新利体育非物質文化遺產保護工作，已出版教材26部，主持參與完成了國家級重點科研項目12項，科研獲獎12項🪮🧘🏻‍♀️。目前，新利承擔著武術與民族傳統新利体育專業本科生🏸、碩士生、博士、高水平運動員和留學生多層次高素質復合型精英人才的培養任務。

   新利成立六十多年來👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨🤾🏻‍♂️，始終以傳承武術文化🦹🏽，弘揚民族精神為己任🦗，先後參與國家組織的武術套路🪁🔬、散打競賽規則的製定👨🏼‍✈️🧑🏻‍🦯‍➡️，武術長拳、太極拳競賽套路的創編、武術散打運動技術理論體系的建立，中國武術段位製、中國武術館校教材編寫等工作，圓滿完成了國家多項武術科研任務🧑🏻‍🤝‍🧑🏻，為中國武術的繼承😥、發展與傳播做出了突出的貢獻🧎‍♀️‍➡️。上個世紀八十年代，新利立足國內🤼，面向世界🐋，全面推進民族傳統新利体育國際間的文化交流，已成功舉辦了十六屆新利体育平台國際武術比賽交流大會和十五屆導引養生功國際比賽⏭🐻，先後培養長🦼、短期國際留學生近千余人；六十多年來🕙，新利教師先後出訪80多個國家和地區進行武術教學訓練、國際比賽執裁🍏💂🏿‍♀️、學術講座交流和健身氣功推廣等工作。師生多次跟隨習近平總書記等黨和國家領導人出訪，為到訪的外國領導人進行武術表演，展示中華武術獨有魅力，弘揚中華優秀傳統文化。

           Originally known as the Wushu Department, China Wushu School (CWS)was founded in August 1958, and was renamed China Wushu School in December 2018. It includes four teaching and research sections, i.e. Taolu, Sanda, Chinese Traditional Sport Health Preservation, National and folk sports; four research centers, i.e. center of Wushu Culture Research, Wushu Training and Competition Research, International Wushu Development Research and Sports Rehabilitation Research and one laboratory, i.e., Exercise Intervention Laboratory of traditional health-preserving method; two training bases, i.e. Dragon & Lion Dance Training Base of General Administration of Sport of China(GASA),Wushu Scientific Research Base of GASA. There are 38 full-time faculty members including 10 professors, 12 associate professors, 5 doctoral supervisors, 8 international referees, and 13 national referees. In addition, there are 781 students, including 591 undergraduates and 190 postgraduates.

           Traditional Chinese Sports is a national key discipline. In 2019, Wushu and Traditional Chinese Sports was listed as a first-class undergraduate major. In the same year, the Research Institute of Traditional Chinese Sports i.e. China Wushu School was officially included in Chinese Think Tank Index (CTTI).

In the wake of the founding of BSU, Zhang Wenguang, the great master of Wushu, formed a team of teachers for Wushu training and scientific research in 1953. With the continuous development of Wushu specialty and discipline, BSU set up the Wushu Department according to the national requirements in August 1958, and enrolled the first batch of graduate students majoring in Wushu Theory and Methods. Zhang Wenguang became the first master degree students supervisor of Wushu in China. Professor Zhang Guangde created “Daoyin Yangshenggong” in the 1970s, and won the National Sports Science and Technology Progress Award in 1992. In 1996, “Daoyin Yangshenggong” was identified by the state as one of the first national fitness program promotion projects. Now it has been spread to nearly 70 countries and regions around the world. In the 1980s, together with a cohort of his colleagues, Professor Men Huifeng wrote the Shaolin Wushu textbook, which crystallized the essence of Shaolin Wushu. The original “Mount Tai Tai-Chi” that Professor Men performed on a sunny morning on Mount Tai  was a great demonstration Tai-Chi to the world.

           Over sixty years since the founding of China Wushu School, the Teaching and Research Section of Taolu has been digging into traditional Wushu and its cultural connotations while keeping on innovating and optimizing its programs, curriculum development as well as teaching materials in order to bring the discipline of Wushu to the highest level possible. Our graduates are equipped with both Wushu competence and moral integrity. With Sanda as the main course, the Teaching and Research Section of Wushu Sanda actively expands the specialty direction with successive “Wushu Combat” courses that fully reflect the unarmed and armed fighting in the Wushu combats. The “Mixed Martial Arts” course combines various techniques of martial arts, and the “Self-defense” course is tailored for the general public, and the “Short Weapons” course is on armed fighting in martial arts. These 3 courses constitutes an all-round curriculum. The Teaching and Research Section of Sports and Health Preservation has committed itself to the disciplinary research on teaching, scientific research and promotion of Daoyin Qigong, Health Qigong and Health Preservation Tai Chi, which plays an important role in promoting traditional culture, improving people’s health and advancing the development of the fitness industry. Having developed a series of Qigong such as “Health Qigong-Ba Duan Jin”, “Health Qigong-Shi Er Duan Jin”, “Health Qigong-Twelve Methods of Daoyin Yangshenggong”, “Research on Cardio Exercise Prescription of Health Qigong”, and “Development of Popular Science Textbook on Health Preservation of Emperor Qianlong”, the Section of Sports and Health Preservation enjoys a great reputation in the field of sports and health preservation both home and abroad. The Teaching and Research Section of National Folk Sports has committed itself to the integration of ethnic culture, folklore, traditional moral theories combined with modern educational concepts, and digged into the original ecological traditional Chinese sports to protect the intangible cultural heritage of traditional Chinese sports. Faculty of the section have published 26 textbooks, presided over or participated in 12 national key scientific research projects, and won 12 scientific research awards. Currently, China Wushu School has been taking the responsibility of training multi-level and high-quality versatile elite talents including undergraduates, postgraduates, high-level athletes and international students majoring in Wushu and Traditional Chinese Sports.

            Sixty years since its establishment, China Wushu School has always been inheriting the Wushu culture and carrying forward the national spirit. It has played a vital role in the formulation of Taolu and Sanda competition rules at the national level , the creation of Wushu Changquan (long boxing) and Tai Chi Tournament, the creation of technological and theoretical system of Wushu Sanda sports, the establishment of rank system of Chinese martial arts and the compilation of Chinese martial arts school textbooks. It has also completed a number of national martial arts research projects and making outstanding contributions to the inheritance, development and publicity of Chinese Martial Arts. In the 1980s, China Wushu School promoted the international cultural exchanges of traditional Chinese sports both home and abroad. It successfully held the 13th International Wushu Exchange Competition (held at BSU) and the 14th International Competition of Daoyin Yangshenggong. Nearly 1,000 international students (long-term and short-term) have been cultivated successively. The faculty members of China Wushu School have visited more than 80 countries and regions in the past sixty years for martial arts teaching and training, international competition officiating, academic lecture and promotion of Health Qigong. It is a great honor for teachers and students to have been part of President Xi Jinping’s delegation for martial arts performances during his state vists. They also performed for visiting foreign leaders demonstrating the unique feature of Chinese Martial Arts.