New Acropolis Israel recently hosted an international seminar for the philosophical martial art Nei Kung, bringing together participants from Israel, India, Taiwan, and Australia for three days of intensive training, brotherhood, and belt testing.

The gathering was led by expert instructors Pablo Real (5th Dan Black Belt from Spain) and Claudio Dumont (3rd Dan Black Belt from Portugal). Designed for both beginners and advanced practitioners, the seminar featured a powerful blend of rigorous physical training and theoretical classes, fostering a deep sense of international unity and shared philosophical purpose.

Nei Kung is a martial art with deep philosophical roots, founded in the 1980s by Master Michel Echenique. Developed through the practice and teaching of the founder and his students in Brazil, the discipline is rooted in traditional Chinese martial arts principles and is now practiced in more than 15 countries worldwide.

Beyond physical conditioning, the seminar served as a living example of how philosophy in action transcends borders, uniting diverse cultures through shared discipline, focus, and the pursuit of inner mastery.