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But, the lessons in general take from one to two
hours training.They depart from the basic rituals
to demonstrate repecfulness, such as: salutations,
meditation and faith, then it
continuous with the warm up exercises, free style
fighting techniques, self-defense with or without
opponents, and with training devices. Lately, we
develop general strengthening exercises to relax,
meditate and salute. It all depends on the type
of lesson, for it may be: Kenpo, MuayThai Kick-
Boxing, Mix Martial Arts, Boxeo, Armed Combat,
and from many other systems taught within the
Shinjimatzu University of Martial Arts curriculum”.
“The training sessions for professional figthers are
harder and very demanding. They take from 6 to7
well-schedulled training hours daily for six days a
week. Apart from their physic-athletic preparation,
they devote several hours a week to scientific study
adn to watch their opponents’ training sessions. A
program for psychological preparation for success
is also included”.
MY GRATEFULNESS TO MARTIAL ARTS
AND LIFE
“I am rather grateful to God for this gift he provided
me with. I am thankful for the moral values,
audacity, self-sacrifice, discipline, but above all, for you partner’s body, to infer his intentions, to feel
having learnt important issues of a warrior, such as:
composure and courage, which my mother taught me
as the last teaching on the eve of death.I am deeply
indebted to my father who taught me the do’s and
don’ts and the respect for the masters. I am specialy
thankful to my master Enrique Nuñez, he showed
me the paths of Martial Arts, as a son rather than
as a practicioner. My thanks to my master Charles
Dixon, for his high-quality spirit and military
discipline; He made me trust on leadership, on the
importance of service, loyalty and honor.I am greatful
to Pentathlon, the Military Sports Institution that
taught me to love my nation, to respect manhood,
to permanently work and to be productive. I owed
this ideological arsenal to this University. Finally, I
would like to thank all my students for they gave me
the chance to better up my mission day by day. To my
wife and daugthers for their patience, understanding
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and support; they have been on my side my whole
life and steady wore their uniforms with pride and
dignity.So, I must be grateful to Martial Arts and
to life, which I live at top. I try to give the best of
myself, and I hope that, my teachings serve a legacy
to the coming generations. Shinjimasu, my birth
association &Shinjimatzuwill always be and mean
the same. Trust and be faithful to God.
My secret lies on living and endlessly loving
everything I do and I exercise the gift God gave me
with knowledge and passion”.
THE TRAINING SESSIONS OF LA MANO
FANTASMA
-“I was born gifted and I improve it everyday. I
believe I still have that magical talent that amazes
my students andmakes them train with enthusiasm.
Mymovements are natural and spontaneous.The
formulation of self-defense situations develops
sophisticated skillson this art without disminishing
its effectiveness and lethal power.One of the most
common forms to develop speed is working with
leagues, but I keep this hability because I do hand
work about 4 hours daily. It allows me to be strong,
quick, fast and to maintain a high capacity of
reaction. If you work hard, you learn to interpret
his energy, but to tell you the truth; they can all
be fast if they understand how to achieve this in a
real situation. I mean: when the opponent’s action
is interrupted and his intention nullified for some
seconds, it permits us to quicken our attack or defense,
so that our movements look highly superior. It can
only be achieved with long daily training hours and
in combat.If one thinks that it can be accomplished
throuhgroutinary training and pushing training
devices, he will only achieve an insufficient formation
which will fail at the opponent’s superiority. I dare
saying that in such case, the opponent will create
confussion on his partner and do his will.So, it will
end in victory for the opponent; each of the training
phases has its particular purpose, practitioners need
to find out how their bodies respond best and the
right hands and feet position to lead then go freely
and with logical sequence”.