Combat Geometry in Pekiti Tirsia Kali | Grand Tuhon Supremo Leo T. Gaje Jr. | Filipino Martial Arts

[@zshakur]

Elders are like living temples of knowledge and wisdom. They should be treasured and honored far more than they are!

[@FMAPulse]

Indeed. They're from a different generation that did not hesitate.

[@bachelorlifestyle2068]

Not all but some tower most.

[@vonparzival1078]

I can't imagine what this man can do back when he's younger.

[@samuraisteve2775]

The stories of him and how hard core he was are crazy. He was as serious as a heart attack and just as intense from the stories Guro Dan Inosanto has told. Guro Dan holds him in the highest regard.

[@xcd87]

if they taught math like this in school, i would have listned alot more.

[@FMAPulse]

It definitely would have made more sense when they show it in action as opposed to complicated equations you have to remember :)

[@zshakur]

I am a math teacher and a Martial Arts Instructor. At my school I introduce geometry using the sword and stick. It's just so much easier for them to grasp the angles I'm describing because they can see and feel them. It goes over some of their heads, but most of them get it and they all seem to enjoy the lessons.

[@ibrahimixblogofficial1784]

Wahahaha

[@estelaatalay8837]

😂😆

[@jtr2087]

@@zshakur I would love to see some video of this.

[@deltacoman6950]

I can really appreciate the other instructor being gracious enough to get ragdolled for our benefit. Seens like he can really handle himself, but he posesses humility and respect

[@FMAPulse]

Old school training. Except the pain if you want to learn.

[@nomadicjfilms8858]

Wow! GTS Gaje breaking it down on a mathematical explanation. Math, the universal language. Awesome explanation.

[@FMAPulse]

Indeed. What he teaches and what he says makes sense. What can you create on the fly using physics and geometry?

[@Biostatic]

@@FMAPulse well everything a grandmaster says make sense, until it comes to a real fight😉

[@FMAPulse]

@@Biostatic It's up to the student to take his teachers instructions and make it work it in a fight. No different from a coach telling his student tactics and combos in combat sports.

[@marktimberlake248]

Grand Tuhon would say "if there are multiple opponents, I have to entertain them quickly because it is better to give than receive"

[@FMAPulse]

We heard him say that before in one of his other interviews. LOL!

[@hangrybadger4185]

Grand Tuhon must be award a recognition as Professor/Dr. Cheers from Malaysia

[@FMAPulse]

Agreed. GT is a great pioneer in promoting not just Pekiti Tirsia Kali, but FMA around the world.

[@hangrybadger4185]

@@FMAPulse hope he get awarded a recognition for his teaching, belief, vision and mission one day. Amen

[@filipinokalieskrimaacademy2777]

Kudos Grand Tuhon. Thank you for training us back in the day. This is an awesome explanation for breaking down not just techniques, but how to complete and figure out the objective in a given moment.

[@FMAPulse]

Yup, in the end, is what can you do to solve the problem at a given moment? Someone counters you, what's your next move?

[@kikoe8650]

When math meets a deadly martial arts

[@FMAPulse]

As the saying goes, math is the universal language.

[@cpcombine]

Training with GTS was the most fun I have ever had training. He is quick witted and throws out some great one-liners, but you have to be paying attention to pick up on them. Plus, every instructor has their own personal idiosyncrasies. Some of them are quite distracting. His actually enhanced the learning process (at least for me). He gets to somewhere in the instruction and says "You see the point". This is your cue to make a note. Doing a flow drill or a takedown or something he may stop 4 or 5 times and say "you see the point". These are your mile markers to make sure you are still on course and doing it correctly. I friggin love that.

[@FMAPulse]

We've met many who have trained under GTS Gaje, and they all take away something that speaks to them in their training. We appreciate all the stories of how different instructors inspires/teaches their students in their training inside, and outside of the training space.

[@DarukaEon]

Interviewer: "So, what is your profession?" Interviewee: "I'm a mathematician."

[@thomastammaro693]

It wouldn't surprise me if when he's not teaching and cracking dry jokes, he's busy doing quantum physics. Very KOOL!

[@FMAPulse]

We think that if he taught physics like this in an academic setting, students would understand and maybe have more interest during class.

[@thomastammaro693]

@@FMAPulse , No question about it!!

[@meganzee]

It's 3am and I'm still watching more vids of Pekiti Tirsia Kali and GTS.. I'm so interested and wish I could be a student after this COVID prob goes away. BUT --- nakulbaan man nuon kos kadaghan sa math... permi ra baya ga kumbitay akong grado since kinder HAHAHA!!! But truly, I'm very proud of this Pinoy Martial Arts and of Arnis, too, which I enjoyed much in my high school days. More power po sa inyo GTS and to FMA Pulse!

[@FMAPulse]

Maraming Salamat. In time, a lot of the instructors are starting to teach online, pero it's not the same as in person training.

[@subsonic9854]

That is the most Filipino usage of "let x" and "factoring" that I've ever heard.

[@lowecypher8761]

Calculating how to break bones or atleast how not to get your broken. I used to be a kid who immediately gave up after breaking mine back then, looking back and seeing all these mma and fma gives both nostalgic and regretful feelings. But I don't thinks it's late to start coming back to train from the basics, seeing how amazing this grandmaster is still living it with swag. I feel ashamed as a younger generation.

[@moita381]

fantastic explanation !!!!! Top!!!! Mabuhay supreme tuhon !!!!

[@FMAPulse]

Exactly. We're glad GTS can break it down in terms for everyone to understand.

[@ephraimvmalagjr5462]

Geometry, algebra and FMA all in one!

[@FMAPulse]

Exactly, math is the universal language. Add FMA to it and it breaks it will blow your mind :)

[@stavroliginos5502]

Ty it was great pls come vist st.pete fl anytime 😊

[@jaimepatena7372]

There are literally hundreds of Filipino Systems..In many you grapple go against the way the joint was designed and get the fight over quickly....that is how Lolo was able to throw that young man very easily. Filipino Martial Arts are completely logical, practical, and employable. The perfect art of combat self defense.

[@FMAPulse]

Truth, and the old school instructors and training methods were hardcore. They won't hold back and that's with any style of martial arts. Straight to the point, learn from the pain, accept the pain.

[@CombatWarriorAcademy]

This is awesome! Thank you for putting together! GT breaking it down perfectly 😊

[@FMAPulse]

Not a problem. Hopefully once this quarantine is over we can interview you next and show us some techniques. We gotta learn how to use the bows and arrows.

[@CombatWarriorAcademy]

@@FMAPulse looking forward to it!!! thanks for all that you guys do!!!

[@lenovosmenovo3709]

Thank you for sharing

[@FMAPulse]

Not a problem, that's what we're here to do. Promote all styles and systems. FMA needs to get some spot light in general. Thank you for the support.

[@geraldstamour1312]

Gives new meaning to the phrase "Respect Your Elders", considering he could easily kick your ass!

[@FMAPulse]

In any martial art, the old school guys won't hesitate to put the pain on you.

[@julmax0075]

Nice master, excellent.... i was impress.thanks for sharing.

[@FMAPulse]

Not a problem. Just showcasing as much FMA as we can.

[@arneldeguzman7815]

Salute!

[@boblaublaw7099]

Watched again.

[@FMAPulse]

Thanks for the support.

[@clarkdelgado7185]

GT the deadly art of Kali he give pain but more pain more to gain ..

[@franklinpenaranda8520]

I remember him visiting to our martial arts school in San Antonio, Texas in 2001. Recommend learning this style of kali...😎

[@stonehand49]

Triangulation.....brilliant. " As above so below."

[@FMAPulse]

That's how the government can find you too. Triangulate your position on your phone signal. LOL! Just kidding.

[@boblaublaw7099]

Thank you!

[@drisszyani3497]

Great master

[@420daylife8]

I salute u Leo gaje

[@josephramos980]

imagine Grand Tuhon in his prime. he is more stronger and powerful

[@cornellmuhammad3912]

Amazing video 📼.

[@FMAPulse]

Thank you.

[@rkidlat]

Download these principles and understand them.

[@vloggingismyhobby]

Thats why i loved Filipino Martial arts atfer searching lots of different kind of martial arts. FMA is one of the best Practical Martial arts for self defense or to kill your enemy. With weapon or without weapon. FMA is one of the best in the world. Now im interested to learn FMA. But i dont have a money to pay bcoz of pandemic ive no work.

[@FMAPulse]

We are all struggling. But if you find the right teacher and group, I'm sure they can work out something. Not all teach for money, but some are looking for trust worthy individuals to pass the information to.

[@dasfreshyo]

Where was this training filmed?

[@FMAPulse]

Top Level MMA in Niles, Illinois.

[@dasfreshyo]

Thank you

[@lutchiemayragmac4299]

Wow....

[@romuloambay9624]

i could understand the techniques but the geometry is hard. .

[@mortgagefinancing5558]

Where can you these these knives ?

[@chameleontwist2551]

How would calculus look like?

[@FMAPulse]

It would turn into Jedi like levels :)

[@yujinyujin7276]

👍👍💪🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@CharlesWebb-en7zn]

Pekiti tersia... martial science!

[@aldrinlopez1720]

Wow! In the beginning of this video explaining in Math,, i dont like it bec. I dont understand Math,, I am weak in Mathematics..Or it depends on the teacher if they are really concerned to the students to learned. Anyway almost i skip this video.. But i let it finish to watch this video n find out this awesome spectacular technique of FMA Grand Master Tuhon Supremo🗡 Sifu. RESPECT PUGAY! 🗡

[@12aptures]

I miss being the dummy for my master. LOL I know the pain of being thrown around

[@FMAPulse]

Teaches humility, patience and pain tolerance especially in front of a crowd :)

[@SamuelSantos-bx2rh]

I think I understand, but just in case, can someone explain it to me? Thanks!

[@FMAPulse]

What questions do you have specifically?

[@SamuelSantos-bx2rh]

@@FMAPulse I had difficulty understanding the "factoring" concept

[@FMAPulse]

@@SamuelSantos-bx2rh We have our own interpretation of the "factoring" concept but we don't want to give out the wrong information. Hopefully, someone from PTK can answer this question for you here.

[@SamuelSantos-bx2rh]

@@FMAPulse alright then, I appreciate your response! I've never seen a martial art channel pay so much attention to their comments. It really helps me, because I am a young student without a Guro. My father has taught me all he could but I haven't been able to find higher training in my area. So thank you so much!

[@FMAPulse]

@@SamuelSantos-bx2rh Not a problem, that's what we're here for, to help and promote FMA and build a community. Where are you located?

[@patrickherbert471]

🕉

[@MrNpalapas]

i like the system but i dont think theres a relation with geometry? it looked funny to me. Apologies but my GFather was also and eskrimado and there were two of them in our clan but both don’t do this.

[@fussions65]

let x, given,,,,, this is algebra

[@JunielParba-m1g]

Sakit nmn ah

[@thoughtcontrol1503]

6:42. “These are the things that we do”

[@phph1701]

different subsets/groups/derivatives in pekiti dog brothers - eric knaus ang GM philip gelinas, Power is the emphasis, and it is really explosive power, GM eric knaus has Very strong double-force backhand technique (and forehands too) and there are videos GM knaus was able to disarm after set-up. GM philip gelinas beats muscular guys with technique. mcgraths group big with the 64 attacks, the pekiti de mano and Asulon novel ptk smf of tim waid more on the tactical and military application to AFP here in PH, if you watch the videos the PH recon only need forehand backhand strikes. Besides Prado, another local pinoy ptk figure - the late Jasper de ocampo the longtime instructor of ptk to AFP. the way Tim waid moves too big on footwork as in big footwork, wide strikes. doce methodos is the emphasis of Tim waid as he learned from GT gaje in the late 80s -1990s. Tim waid also was a Private student of GT gaje in Bacolod, manila, etc. wherever they go, from 1993-1998 here in PH. pekiti tactical association of Guro Jared wihongi, kit acenas the texas kali association of GM ewin ballarta and Guro Leslie buck. the one ptk of GT gaje - small motions and the Sabayan and tri V. their one ptk of GTS curriculum different from the mcrgrath era 1970s and 1980s and tim waids time 1990s. so-called "kali orihinal" of sgt. prado but it's really ptk under tim waid 1998 (prado was his student) Actress Anne Curtis, was taught ptk by ptk pilipinas for a movie, that was good performance. those are the good performance ptk but the worst performance are below: - pekiti tirsia Lakan kali knock-offs = if you watch the Philippine national police PNPA lakan kali demo videos, they mixed ptk and wushu and judo and they do wu-tang movie type impractical jumping, theatrics and they Laugh during demos like not taking seriously ptk! this was criticized in The Filipino martial arts forum fb group -some of the millenials or Gen-Xers in ptk pilipinas like Sheenly Gener of ABS-CBN, Ramon bautista, Jun sabayton (comedians here in PH) they waste time by not practicing seriously, just laughing, doing Yoga kali, selfie with swords in wacky pose, smh.... ------------ guro latorre's group and maybe the likes of Ferd terado etc. (there are other people for sure i just forgot their names) are some of the reasonable ptk guys who advocate on the Legal ramifications of self defense and heavy into Empty hands VS knife because easier to justify as self defense, VS the knife cult of GT gaje, the Sundangan baneg of baldwin garrucho (but they changed after kickout by gaje), the problem with Gaje's dictator macho confrontational complex it influenced his students too, saying things like "stick is round, blade is flat" or "kill kill kill" or "Kill them all" or "cut the head and kick it like soccer ball", no wonder Gaje and his "clones" were criticized on aperture forum fb, The Filipino martial arts forum fb group...No amount of Belton Lubas apologist defense will justify that (belton he attended a seminar with GM TOm dy tang in ilustrisimo but i told KC ice Belton's threatening attitude when i posted on his fb business page the Spanish roots of ptk and indonesian roots of Gaje pekiti and other arnes influences in ptk, there were some of his students who Agreed and believed my expose', so belton got violent reaction same thing with Cabuyadao jessie, posted ptk expose on his business page, some of his students agreed and believed my expose, same reaction! Trivia: Here in PH, FMA rich influential thug alvin aguilar (who slashed face of nic nielsen, witnessed by Gian villanueva) was also a student of gaje, have his Knife fighting course which is Proud of his court cases to advertise his system, and there are videos there of aguilar slitting throat of victim from behind (clearly not self defense), Raul of KIOR aware of that much like the carlos hermanos and Libre Knife thugs (with their attacking Assasination techniques (not self defense), criticized in The Filipino martial arts forum fb group by torqui dojillo and raul, as raul said "you are always on the Legal Losing end if you got knife and attacker Unarmed" Pekiti Tirsia International mcgrath's group actually recognize the spanish roots of pekiti he said he would have called it pekiti tirsia eskrima. i am not sure one Pinoy tribe used eskrima vs another pinoy tribe meaning the indigenous tribes not yet christianized. refer to professor felipe jocano. christianized natives under Spanish recruitment VS the moros yes.

[@rosielupita5230]

I totally disagree with your history. Before Magellan & his soldiers arrived in March 1521, the natives know how to kill with their swords, knives, sticks and hands. Magellan and his soldiers were killed and survivors left. The natives' martial arts knowledge and expertise are mixed Muslim (they came ahead of the Spanish) , Hindu (they came ahead of the Muslims as certain tribes in from Luzon, Visayas & Mindanao are led by "Rajah") and Buddhist (Indian & Chinese influence who were trained in Shaolin temples). Some Japanese samurai masters may have taught some when they left Japan in the 1700s to escape persecution of those who converted to Christianity (A statue of a Lord & small park could be found somewhere in Paco, Manila). Thus, the natives have adapted various foreign Asian martial arts mixed with their own. Then the Spaniards came in 1521 until 1898 and changed the cultures, traditions, religions, etc. Mestizos, offsprings of Spanish men and native women, learned the Spanish sword of fighting from Spanish soldiers but I seriously doubt being adopted by natives (called "indios" because the Spanish, both the insulares and penisurales, did not want to educate and train them because they look down upon them and cautious the "Indios" may use them in their revolt. On styles, they differ a lot, both in offense and defense. The Spanish soldiers taugh sword fighting only to Mestizos and Filipinos. The original "Filipinos" were pure Spanish born in the colony what is now called Philipines, previously called "Las Islas de San Lazarus." After June 12, 1898, declaration of Philippine independence, the natives or "indios" called themselves Filipinos. Most Filipinos of today don't know this little history. .

[@ronniesilva6686]

Ha ha ha...a bit of geometry

[@ucchamburg]

that doesn't work against someone who moves and hits hard

[@FMAPulse]

Again it's a drill.

[@dormamo6917]

How's the fucking math got to do with this??? lol

[@korranis1]

5.45.... what a joke. Like most of the video

[@ЕвгенийКрылов-и1п]

nonsense ... nothing interesting .... nothing good new ..... nothing good old .... useless information