Grand Tuhon Leo Gaje Jr. speaks with Capital Combat Parley , Pekiti-Tirsia Kali

[@manongpedro8645]

Gaje is a very old ancient last name, pre-colonial times. When the Spaniards came, they introduce new letters and replaced how traditional Baybayin writings are spelled for instance H are replaced with J. So Gaje in traditional dialects in Visayas and Mindanao is actually Gahi, which means "hard, tough, stiff, solid, strong". Must've been a burden carrying that last name. Over the centuries, you'll definitely get a lot of challenge to fight and put your name to the test, how Gahi you are. And these are not ordinary fights, they mostly involved blade weapons. So kudos to this man. Such a wonderful history and lineage.

[@japmaharlikandamayo6715]

Grand Tuhon your name speaks who you are a lion of philippines. -- pekite tersia and expounding the true roots of our people and its pride. More power to you Tay, God bls u po.

[@mardenstv7381]

Im so proud of u...more years to you. And more more succes. Love u po.

[@kuyamarcosvlog7179]

Wow this is a great quick history lesson of the Philippines and the fighting culture.

[@FilipinoMartialArtsCanada]

My friend and mentor GTS Leo Gaje Jr 🇵🇭⚔️🇵🇭

[@markingemi1441]

VERY GOOD interview here via PEKITI TIRSIA KALI HISTORY, & the origin of it. I am going to keep this video clip here

[@ilopez7372]

He knows his history very well!

[@lucianorosso3375]

He's really something else. I wish him good health so his knowledge could spread even more. He himself is pekiti tersia. It all started from him alone. The only heir of the ptk system. Now there are plenty people practicing ptk and some teaches it like leo gaje. The system will forever be part of this world. Good thing leo gaje decided to teach ptk doing things against his grandfathers instruction not to teach the system haha

[@Scout555]

😂😂😂

[@MaharlikaAWA]

I was in the Karate hall of fame, which I was not Karate.

[@resurrectedstarships]

Wow this shit is so interesting! There should be some good movies about Filipino history and martial arts but there arent any sadly.

[@olgaoni666]

Did anyone in your family sir serve in the Arm Forces and used the Martial Arts that youvee been teaching??? because theres a big different between the civilian teacher/guro/instructor to the one who really used it and served to the Arm Service

[@wolhiewarde5628]

Hello sir Grand Tuhon Leo Gaje jr...i just want to learn FMA under youre system....PEKITI TERSIA KALI....where can i find you & how to enroll youre school? How much i pay? I am a native of Albay Province....Thankz!

[@bamboo7714]

Why don’t you join the Philippine Marines? PTK is the fighting discipline that they teach there. Otherwise, you’ll have to go to Kalibo, Aklan. 😊

[@jimiambivalent]

He is on facebook.he is a very humble guy.just dm him on facebook and probably he will reply you.

[@TonyqTNT]

I knew that Spain influenced Filipino culture. However, I didn't know that Ancient India also was a developmental factor in Filipino history.

[@bAbYkEkONA]

The Spanish occupied the Philippines lon er then they occupied Mexico... before, during and after that time period, the Filipino culture was a melting pot of Indian, Chinese, Indonesian, Malaysian, and Japanese traditions. South east Asia in general share the same roots.

[@TonyqTNT]

@@bAbYkEkONA Thanks for the information concerning Filipino history. Was wondering where the martial arts culture developed in the Philippines?

[@ericson31]

battle of Filipino American War remembering Antonio luna and the rest of his men

[@lucianorosso3375]

Dont forget the korean war. During the last clash ammunition are already used up and guns are not firing anymore, still filipino faught with their talibung. There are pictures of peftok wielding ginunting and barong and talibung.

[@bobe3783]

He burned Annette Mina for $5,000 and me for 33 hand made Balisongs with 154CM stainless steel blades, Rockwell hardness, 60

[@joostvanhollebeke8487]

pekiti Tirsia kali is not realy pure filipino art, because it is a copy of the real pekiti Tirsia from Navales clinic in Bacolod. and then mixed up with some silat.

[@jomarbontia8735]

Who give you the respect of supreme grandmaster?

[@LiwaySaGu]

eh di yung nagturo sa kanya

[@bobe3783]

Why doesn't he mention his grandfather's last name! Ask Grand Nene Tortal or Gtuhon Jerson Tortal! Get to the root!

[@Scout555]

Nanghihinayang si lolo ay nag-isulong ng mas maraming estudyante sa rango ng tuhon kaysa sa mga pinoy nag kapila para sa malutong lechon 😂😂😂

[@olgaoni666]

He is talking about COMBAT but he never serve and been there in REAL COMBAT🤦