Long Form 7
Experience the thrilling showcase of Guido Polidori, a remarkable martial artist hailing all the way from the picturesque landscapes of Chile, as he captivates the audience at the prestigious Last Long Beach Internationals. Taking center stage in the Black Belt Division, Guido unveils the awe-inspiring mastery of Kenpo Karate Form 7, leaving spectators in absolute awe.
This particular form holds immense significance, reserved exclusively for those who have achieved the esteemed rank of 4th-degree black belt. It serves as a gateway for students to delve deep into the intricacies of Kenpo Karate self-defense, immersing themselves in the principles and movements that underpin this ancient martial art.
Long Form 7 essence
A spectacle like no other, Form 7 seamlessly blends traditional Kenpo Karate self-defense techniques with the graceful use of sticks, where these otherwise inert objects transform into an extension of the practitioner’s hand, creating a harmonious fusion of mind, body, and weapon. Witness the sheer artistry as Guido maneuvers with unparalleled precision, demonstrating the profound synergy between his body and the stick, seamlessly melding them into one formidable force.
But Form 7 is not just a display of physical prowess; it embodies an entire compendium of knowledge. Often likened to an encyclopedia, this form encapsulates the collective wisdom of generations of Kenpo Karate practitioners. Each movement tells a story, carrying with it the weight of countless hours of training, study, and dedication.
As Guido Polidori graces the stage at the Last Long Beach Internationals, he does more than just participate in the tournament; he becomes the conduit through which the essence of Kenpo Karate flows. Through his personal touch and unwavering passion, Guido takes the spectators on a mesmerizing journey, allowing them to witness the beauty and power of Kenpo Karate firsthand.
This wonderful tournament becomes an unforgettable experience as Guido showcases the timeless artistry of Kenpo Karate, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of all who are fortunate enough to witness his performance.
Meet Senior Professor Guido Vittorio Andrés Polidori Venegas, a highly accomplished martial artist and esteemed figure in the world of combat sports. With an impressive track record spanning over 32 years, he holds the esteemed rank of Seventh Degree Black Belt and serves as the President of the International KENPO Legacy GPKS.
In addition to his leadership role, Professor Polidori is a revered instructor in both police and military settings, where he imparts his extensive knowledge and expertise to train the next generation of law enforcement and military personnel. His profound understanding of martial arts principles and techniques allows him to effectively teach and guide others in the pursuit of self-defense and physical fitness.
Professor Polidori is not limited to a single discipline, as he is also a devoted student of Kyokushin Karate and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. By immersing himself in these diverse martial arts practices, he gains a well-rounded perspective and deepens his understanding of various fighting styles. This broad range of expertise enables him to adapt and excel in different scenarios, both in training and in real-life combat situations.
Furthermore, Professor Polidori’s passion for martial arts has led him to actively participate in numerous tournaments and seminars across the globe. These events serve as platforms for him to showcase his skills, learn from other accomplished practitioners, and foster connections within the international martial arts community.
Beyond his achievements and accolades, Professor Polidori embodies the values of discipline, perseverance, and humility that are deeply ingrained in martial arts culture. Through his teachings and personal example, he inspires his students and fellow martial artists to constantly strive for self-improvement, embrace new challenges, and respect the traditions of their respective disciplines.
- In 2005, he is promoted to the fifth-degree black belt by Sergio Contreras and Grand Master Larry Tatum.
- In 2009, he is promoted to the sixth-degree black belt by Sergio Contreras and Grand Master Larry Tatum.
- In 2013, he is promoted to the seventh-degree black belt by Sergio Contreras and Grand Master Larry Tatum.
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