GRAND TUHON LEO GAJE JR
became famous in the 70s and early 80s for his work with law enforcement. While they may not recognize Tuhon Gaje's name right away, almost any law enforcement officer in the country will know him from the 1988 police training film "Surviving Edged Weapons". While this film has dated clothing and hairstyles, the information and footage never goes out of style and it's still shown in police departments all over.
Have a look at Tuhon Gaje, 20 years earlier, showing why, at close range, one can bring a knife to a gunfight.
Welcome to THE BALISONG JOURNAL An online journal of Southeast Asian Martial Arts, Culture and Spirituality from Guro Jeff Davidson and Detroit Kali-Silat. We will focus on Filipino Kali, Batangas Knife, and Silat Melayu (especially Silat Kuntau Tekpi) - along with Yoruba (West African) fighting and healing arts- and other interesting diversions along the way.
2 comments:
Thanks for posting that Ungyo. I've seen that video hundreds and hundreds of times and I STILL get the chills at this scene.
Your teacher is scary.
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