As part of Sanguinetti Sensei's commitment to promote
education through the practice of the traditional martial arts he
also contributes sharing his humble knowledge writing on his own and
supporting other writers with information or photos. As part of his
work Sanguinetti Sensei has written a book in Karate, articles in
martial arts magazines, and articles in school newsletters.
Sanguinetti Sensei is also the editor and a contributing
writer of the MKKI Newsletter, contributing writer for the Newsletter
at the Shorei Shobu Kan and the Intercontinental Bujutsu Federation,
among many other publications.

Author of the book Fundamentos de Goju Ryu. Sanguinetti Sensei wrote
this book with the purpose to introduce practitioners of the martial
arts to the basic concepts of the traditional style of Karate of Okinawan
Goju Ryu. This publication adresseses subjects such as general history
of Karate, history of Okinawan Goju Ryu, and traditional Japanese
vocabulary. The book also introduces the reader to some of the technical
aspects of this ancient style describing tachi kata or proper
stances, kihon or basics techniques, kumite or sparring,
and more. The book is written in the Spanish language.
Sanguinetti Sensei has written
many articles for martial arts magazines on topics related to Karate
and Kobudo. In between some of his favorite articles are the ones
that he published in Bugeisha Magazine. On the topic of Kobudo upon
the death of his Kobudo Sensei, Matayoshi Shinpo Sensei, he wrote
an article in his memory. The article was dedicated to paid tribute
to his long li
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commitment to the martial arts and the importance of his legacy to
generations to come. In another of his articles Sanguinetti Sensei
addressed the future and promotion of Matayoshi Kobudo in the USA
in connection with the Honbu Dojo in Okinawa, the Kodokan. On the
topic of traditional Karate Sanguinetti Sensei wrote an article for
the Bugeisha Magazine describing the practice of the hojo undo equipment
of Chiishi and its connection with past. Chiishi is one of the most
important supplementary excercises or Hojo Undo of Okinawan Goju Ryu,
but yet largely unknown among traditional Okinawan Goju Ryu practitioners.
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of the MKKI Newsletter. This publication is available every year on
a quarterly basis. Sanguinetti Sensei produces this newsletter not
only with the idea to keep all the MKKI Family Members informed of
news within our organization, upcoming events and general information
regarding the organization, but also equally important to keep all
our members connected as a family throughout the world. As our organization
has grown to have members in 14 countries around the world, Sanguinetti
Sensei believes that it is important that no matter how far our members
are from our Honbu Dojo (Headquarters), they should feel close knowing
what is going on so it is the function of the MKKI Newsletter to do
just this.
Sanguinetti Sensei also supports traditional martial arts organizations
that he is affiliated with as a
contributing
writer sharing his humble knowledge and experience through these associations
newsletters. Among some of the newsletters that Sanguinetti Sensei
writes articles for are the Sho
Rei
Sho Bu Kan Budo Organization based in Nebraska, USA and for the Intercontinental
Bu- jutsu Federation with headquarters in Europe. Both of these martial
arts organizations utilize their periodic newsletters as a way to
keep their members informed of past and upcoming events within the
organization as well as a form of educating them providing articles
of interest and valuable for their upbringing in way of Budo.
Since teaching children and helping them
grow to become better citizens is one of Sanguinetti Sensei first
priorities of his work, he has contributed writing articles for schools
such as Carrillo Elementary School. As he teaches Karate in the school
on a regular basis through the After School Program and his Bushikan
Self-Defense Program during the Physical Education period, his writings
through the school newsletter have been a way to reinforce the positive
message that he transmits through his classes. This is also a good
way for parents at the school that do not have regular contact with
Sanguinetti Sensei to have the opportunity to read about his philosophy
and the message that he always tries to transmit to the children that
take classes from him.

As part of Sanguinetti Sensei's commitment to promote the traditional
martial arts through written education he also supports other instructors
with the same desire providing them with information and/or photographs
to complimen
t
their publications. Some of the publications that Sanguinetti Sensei
has contributed to are the books The Way of Kata writed by
Lawrence A. Kane and Kris Wilder, and the book Martial Arts Instruction
written by Lawrence A. Kane. Both publications were written by
accomplished martial arts instructors that are as committed as Sanguinetti
Sensei to provide readers interested in learning about the traditional
Okinawan/Japanese martial arts philosophy and ways of training. Sanguinetti
Sensei contributed to the authors providing them with photographs
for both publications.

As part of Sanguinetti Sensei's knowledge
of the traditional Japanese/Okinawan martial arts and his reputation
as a practitioner and instructor he has been asked to review publications
of other martial artist writers and on other ocassions to forward
their work. One of the publications that Sanguinetti Sensei was asked
to forward was the Anshin Ryu Karate-Do by the well accomplished martial artist Fred Bateman from Great Britain. This is a great publication to understand the importance of the practice of kata bunkai (applications of kata).
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Another publication that Sanguinetti Sensei was asked to forward the A Goju Ryu Guidebook by Michael Cogan. This work
is dedicated to the study of Okinawan Goju Ryu describing dojo etiquette,
vocabulary, Goju Ryu history through milestones, traditional hojo
undo description, and testing guidelines. The publication also addresses
kihon, kumite, kata and kata bunkai among many other important subjects
related to the practice of Okinawan Goju Ryu.
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Acknowledgement for Sanguinetti Sensei's dedication to the traditional
martial arts can be
found
in publications by renowned authors and instructors such as in the
book Okinawan Karate written by Mark Bishop or the book History
and Traditions of Okinawan Karate by Okinawan practitioner
and writer Tetsuhiro Hokama. Publications such as the books The Way
of Kata written by Lawrence A. Kane and Kris Wilder, and
the book Martial Arts Instruction written by Lawrence A.
Kane among others reflect acknowledgement for Sanguinetti Sensei's
contribution to keep the traditional martial arts alive.

Sanguinetti Sensei assisted Morio Higaonna Sensei during the production
of the educational video series Traditional Okinawan Goju Ryu Karate-Do
by Panther Home Videos. These 24 individual chapters educational video
series introduces viewers step by step to the complete range of training
proper of Okinawan Goju Ryu. The videos material cover subjects such
as rekishi (history), junbi undo (warm-ups exercises),
hojo undo (supplementary exercises), kihon (basics),
kata (imaginary fight), kata bunkai (kata
application), and kumite (sparring).
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