关于武术About Martial Arts

Moreno是意大利武林界的高手，他不仅武功精深，而且武学渊博。Moreno从小热爱中国文化。六岁开始习武，与武术的结缘是源于李小龙的电影，起初习武是自己买书自学，之后是去Venezia/Mestre(威尼斯）学习。那个时候从他的老家到武馆需要坐上45分钟的火车，再走45分钟的路才能到达，但他从来没有想过放弃。他的武术老师教导他习武之人一定要融合中医，道教，佛教和书法，所以小小年纪的Moreno便对中国文化产生了强烈的求知欲。当同龄的小朋友都在游戏玩耍，Moreno已经对道教、佛教、儒家文化以及中医颇有研究。

他的第一个武术老师是Bozidar·Podhrasky。他师出于Dan·Sita，后来也陆陆续续的和几个中国老师学习。在当地的武术比赛中，他拿过太极、散打、长拳、醉拳、剑和棍上的冠军。另外在龙拳，形意拳（心灵拳击），通背拳等方面也有着极高的造诣，而在刀术，矛，双节棍，三节棍等武器的使用方面也堪称专业。

1991年，Moreno在意大利Catanzaro市参加意大利国内武术比赛得了长拳和散打（不分体重类）冠军。

1993年，Moreno跟随意大利国家队来到了中国，那是他第一次来到中国，也是第一次参加在舟山举办的世界级武术比赛。他获得了第三名的名次。

1996年Moreno担任意大利国家队武术教练。

1997年5月，Moreno又赴上海参加了世界杯锦标赛。他刻骨专研练出的“醉拳”打败了“传统套路”的对手，获得了项目冠军。

也正是在那次比赛中让Moreno明白：虽然当时是他“赢”了，但中国的武术真的比他在意大利学的“花架子”要深奥得多。所以他决定到中国学习武术一段时间。

1998年6月：他来到了北京，就读于北京体育大学，在那里专心学习他所热爱的武术。

1999年：凭借太极拳（武术）进入了国际锦标赛的第四名，那时的他是唯一一个出现在大屏幕顶部排名25的西方选手。

2001年：他赢得国际武术锦标赛（少林）太极和剑术（长剑）的第三名，以及意大利长拳（套路）和散打（部分体重类）冠军。

年仅16岁的Moreno就受意大利武馆邀请在当地进行授课，他精湛的武艺和高尚武德折服许多习武之人。而他至今依然每年有几个月的时间在意大亲授武艺，多年来培养出了一大批武术爱好者，为发扬中国武术做出了很大的贡献。

2009年，Moreno与他的意大利学生作为唯一的两名外国人参加中国举办的”万人太极拳”，令人耳目一新，当时有多家报纸对此进行报导。

Moreno is a master in martial arts in Italy. He is not only deeply proficient, but also profound in martial arts. Moreno loved Chinese culture since he was young. He started learning martial arts at age of 6 because of the affinity from Bruce Lee’s movies. At the beginning, he taught himself martial arts by books, after that he went to Venezia/Mestre (Venice) to study. It took him 45 minutes by train and another 45 minutes walk to get to martial art school from his home back then, but he never thought of giving up. His teacher taught him that martial artists must combine Chinese medicine, Taoism, Buddhism, and calligraphy. So even as a child, Moreno had a strong desire of exploring Chinese culture. Moreno had already had a find grasp of Taoism, Buddhism, Confucian and Chinese medicine while other kids at his age were all just playing. His first martial arts teacher was Bozidar·Podhrasky.  He learned from Dan·Sita and then some other Chinese teachers constantly. In the local martial arts competition, he won the championship of Taijiquan (Shadow Boxing), Sanda (free combat), Changquan (long north boxing), Zuiauan (drunken fist), sword and cudgel. He has also practicedBaguazhang (Eight trigrams fist), Longxingquan (dragon style boxing), Xingyi Quan (shape/intention fist), Longhua shuihuoquan (Chinna catch),Tongbeiquan(through-the-back fist) etc, and professional in using weapons like broadsword, spear, nunchakus and three-section staff.

1991: Moreno won the Italian Wushu Championship for Changquan (routine) and free combat (open weight category)

1993: Moreno came to China the first time with Italian national team to attend the world-class martial arts competition in Zhoushan. It was his first time participating in this competition and he won the third place.

1996: Moreno became the martial arts coach of Italian national team.

May 1997: Moreno went to Shanghai to attend the World Cup Championship. He competed in traditional routine category with his specially researched and trained drunken fist and won the championship.

It was from this competition Moreno understood that even though he won the game, Chinese Wushu is much deeper than the Wushu he learned in Italy. Therefore he decided to come to China to study martial arts for a while.

June 1998: He came to Beijing and studied martial arts at Beijing Sport University.

1999: He entered the fourth place of international championship with Taijiquan (Martial arts). He was the only western player appeared on the screen in the top 25 list back then.

2001: He won the third prize for Taijiquan and Sword in Shaolin international martial arts championship in Zhengzhou city.

Moreno was invited to teach in Italian martial arts school when he was just 16 years old. His excellent wushu skills and morality impressed many martial artists. Till now he still teaches in Italian martial arts school for few months every year. For years he has trained a number of martial artists and made great contribution to Chinese martial arts.

2009: Moreno and his Italian student, as the only two foreigners, participated in 10.000-people Taiji event which was very refreshing and were reported on many newspapers.