Every Karate-Do practitioner must be aware of the processes that lead our body to perform any technique. Only in this way can physical activity be carried out without risk of injury, and trying to get the best possible performance according to our general physical condition, our age, and the weekly training possibilities.

The practitioner, and of course the Karate-Do Instructor, must know how and when to demand from our body, to go beyond the martial movements, with the objective of having a global knowledge of the physical processes that give rise to our movement . That helps us improve the impact, thanks to breathing, ground support and the transmission of force through our body. A challenge, which the TKI proposes to solve with the correct advice of experts in the field for personal and professional improvement.

Degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences from the National University of Granada (Spain). It is alsoSpecialist in Exercise Physiology, by the National University of La Plata (Argentina).

It is alsoLevel II Body Composition Technician by the International Society of Advances in Cineanthropometry, ISAK.

On the other hand it hasHe has been Professor of the Personal Trainer Course of the Institute of Physical Education Teachers of the CA Quilmes of Argentina.

He is currently developing as a Personal Trainer, with clients covering different fields such as rehabilitation, fitness and sports; In the latter he has been a physical trainer for the Argentina Skating Team and has athletes of international relevance.