Fifth-degree black belt offers tips for CEOs

Guillermo Gomez’s training center combines martial arts, yoga, meditation and more. He’s targets CEOs — aiming to boost leadership skills.


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Lori Sax. Guillermo Gomez is the founder of Martial Fusion Budo Center in Sarasota.
Lori Sax. Guillermo Gomez is the founder of Martial Fusion Budo Center in Sarasota.
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When Guillermo Gomez was growing up in Venezuela, he would regularly walk by a traditional Japanese martial arts training center. It was a magnetic feeling, that kept him coming back. Says Gomez: “It always gave me the sensation that I needed to go in there.”

Gomez started training at the center when he was 10 years old. He kept at it, and now he’s been training in martial arts for 30 years and is a fifth-degree black belt.

 

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