Kancho, the founder of the Super Sabaki style, started martial arts in 1347 and continued his activities in Kyokushin Kai Karate in 1354. He started coaching since 1355 in the direction of training young people and students, and in the field of martial arts, he is a well-known name for heroes and sports people.

He has been the head of the Municipal Karate Committee and a member of the Technical Committee of the Karate Federation for many years and is currently a member of the Technical Committee and the head coach of the National Team of the Iran Martial Sports Federation.

Upgrading the technical degree and getting a belt, participating in the technical internship and international coaching class in the Netherlands in 1365, attending and winning the third place in Kyokushin competitions (Japan – 1370), attending the central Kyokushin and Ashihara clubs of Japan for 2 years. Consecutive representation of Ashihara Karate style, winning the runner-up position in the Ki One International Competition (Yokohama, Japan – 2011) can be seen in his career.

Among his honors are the third place in the Danish tournament, the runner-up in the Moscow Azad Cup, the first place in the Abu Dhabi tournament, and the third place in the veterans tournament in Denmark.

He founded the Super Sabaki style in 1380, and in 1384, the formality of this style was registered and announced by the Martial Sports Federation.