Respect is one of the things you should give to everyone. I give it to humans, animals, and even little ants. But don't confuse it with weakness. The respect I give is the respect I demand. Only those who value integrity and respect can truly know me. Everything else is theater. It's a way to get by in this strange world. Cubeddu G.Mario

For those wondering what the sea has to do with martial arts, they are the same thing: they are always in motion and constantly evolving, shaping themselves according to where they break.

In the photo, the Scavone masters

Shorinji Kempo (少林寺拳法)

Let me introduce myself: my name is Cubeddu G. Mario and I am the author of this blog. Since I was a child, I have practiced various styles of martial arts on and off, but above all, I am a passionate student of different disciplines. If you want to know more about me, click on the button on my photo. Now I would like to clarify something about this blog. I have used artificial intelligence very little; it has been used to create some images, but for ethical reasons, all the articles you find here have been written by me, and if there are any grammatical errors, it is a sign of authenticity.

TAHI BORAN

This article recounts the legend of how Wing Chun came into being.

An example of how martial arts can be practiced without the arrogance of believing that one has arrived, but rather, despite both having achieved exceptional results at a competitive level, they have the humility to never be satisfied with their knowledge, which translates into a very high level of teaching.