He trains under the guidance of national coach Justo Noda. This partnership has been instrumental in his development and success in judo.

Challenges and Injuries

In April 2016, a right shoulder injury prevented him from competing at the Pan American Championships in Havana. Earlier that year, in March, a ligament injury in his right knee forced him to miss the national championships in Holguin.

In November 2014, he underwent surgery on his right shoulder. He returned to training with the national team in January 2015, showcasing his resilience and commitment to the sport.

Awards and Recognition

His efforts were recognised when he was named the 2013 Best Male Athlete of the Year by the Cuban National Institute of Sports, Physical Education and Recreation (INDER) and the Union of Cuban Journalists' Sports Writers Circle.

Personal Interests

Outside of judo, he enjoys playing video games. His hero is Japanese judoka Kosei Inoue, who has inspired him throughout his career.

This athlete's journey in judo reflects his dedication and passion for the sport. Despite facing injuries, he continues to train and compete at a high level. His achievements have earned him recognition and respect within the judo community.