​He began practicing Kung Fu in 2003 at the age of 10, having practiced various styles such as modern Wushu, Wing Chun, Sanda, Fei Hok Phai, Choy Lay Fut, and Wudang. He participated in several championships, obtaining numerous titles at the regional, state, national, and international levels. Since then, he has dedicated himself to the study of martial arts and Chinese culture, with an emphasis on Taoism, Chinese philosophy and mythology, seeking to understand the traditional and philosophical aspects, as well as to understand martial arts through the concept of anthropological culture, to distance himself from myths and "orientalism," the fantastical vision that distances people from the true meaning of the art. To understand Kung Fu, he dedicated himself to a complete immersion in all areas that encompass this art, from the application and technical execution of movements, to the experience of fighting as an athlete, to the understanding of the signs and symbols traditionally taught, to the scientific study of martial arts as a cultural concept and its anthropological bias. Kung Fu is a complex art that encompasses combat, philosophy and mythology, art, and Chinese medicine. Out of respect for the depth of this cultural heritage, he dedicated himself to technical study, combat experience in competitions, and a deeper understanding of Chinese culture, both traditionally and academically. Throughout his career, he also practiced various martial arts such as Muay Thai, Jiu-Jitsu, Boxing, Sambo, and MMA.