One of the activities that I am most passionate about are extreme sports, including Parkour, which is the discipline that I currently practice and teach. Since I was little I have been struck by all those unusual activities that do not usually see much, those that only a small percentage of the population are interested in practicing.

Parkour (PK) is a discipline where you use body, mind and spirit to overcome any obstacle that comes your way in life, performing some movements that help you move from point A to point B with greater agility and speed using only your body. However, from the point of view of external persons "it is a sport that is based on risks", not evaluating its true value at the moment of practicing it. In my opinion, Parkour is a discipline that teaches you to overcome barriers that arise in life, because in one way or another we are learning that with perseverance and training we can achieve actions that you previously thought totally impossible.

When I started practicing this discipline I was extremely scared; However, the PK had a great value for me and not only for its fabulous acrobatics which were striking but there was a philosophy which was based on being strong to be useful, teach and condition your body to react to any kind of danger avoiding possible injuries. From that moment on I was not only strengthening my body but also my mind, learning that the only way to overcome that barrier called fear is to combat it directly, thus becoming a great lover of the heights and the handstand, action that I perform constantly in any place that I propose, since the limitations for any activity you want to perform only exist in your mind.

It all started when I was little, as every child I was always attracted to many activities I wanted to do, one of them was drawing. I loved seeing those great drawings full of color and life, it was fascinating to see the level of realism that each one had. In my case some of those drawings I understood, while others cost me a bit, I always asked myself ... how do they perform them ?, how do they make them so perfect? Where do they get them from? That's where I discovered that art is not seen in the same way by all people and that imagination plays a very important role.

From that moment my goal was to be able to draw in that way, for which I took my first steps at an early age practicing during the hours available in my home, using books and materials at hand, making the drawings they found in them and those sent by the school. At first I could not make them perfect and I focused on the drawing of houses and simple landscapes; succeeding then dabble in drawings of a couple of cartoons. With the passage of time and the more I drew I was fascinated even more by that world, beginning to see everything from another perspective.