A foundation born from the heart of Medellín's comunas.
Master Director Jair Díaz Ospina, beginning as a trainer for INDER Medellín, witnessed firsthand the reality facing children and youth in the city's comunas.
He observed that some practitioners had low performance during training, likely due to lack of nutrition and social conflicts.
From this arose the idea of creating a Foundation that could reach these comunas in an integral way.
Started with 42 students. Pan-American Martial Arts Championship in Mexico City.
Organized Juegos Énfasis Ciudad de Medellín at INDER's request.
First International Korean Sword Seminar in Medellín. 120+ competitors.
87% growth. 7 comunas impacted.
To improve quality of life through the practice and cultural diffusion of martial arts.
To contribute to the transformation, social development and construction of peace in Colombia.
By 2028, to be the leading organization in training and diffusion of martial arts based on Eastern philosophy.
We will strengthen ourselves with strategic alliances from the private sector and/or the state.
Master with extensive experience in martial arts and deep social commitment.
Convinced that martial arts are much more than sport, he founded CAMAR in 2018.
He has represented Colombia in international competitions and taken martial arts for free to Urabá Antioqueño, Eje Cafetero, Bogotá and Barranquilla.
Three millenary traditions forming the pillar of our psychosocial intervention methodology.
Korean martial art focused on kicks and leg techniques. Develops balance, coordination, self-control and confidence.
Self-defense martial art working with controlled projections and joint lock techniques.
Korean sword martial art. Works on concentration, mental discipline and respect.
Foster and strengthen culture, sport, recreation and the use of free time.
Maintain an inclusive approach for children, youth, adults and seniors.
Train leaders who support other athletes in each community.
Integrate non-profit, educational and humanitarian organizations promoting social programs.