The first sword shown in the video is the pinute from the Espada y Daga set from TFW. The two plastic trainers are from Rawlings. The small sword is also from TFW. www.traditionalfilipinoweapons.com/ casiberia.com/category/complete-sparring-swords/1801
I learned from two first students of Leo, A one Ricky Rilliara, and a Victor L. Harris. way back in the late 80's, never seen many of these "new " drills myself, but I do see their value.
@@cowlitz49 Wow, those names take me back in time. Ricky was my room mate when I moved from NY to Big Spring TX in 82 to continue my training with Tuhon Gaje and Vic gave me my first real combat pistol lessons around the same time. Sadly Ricky passed away several years ago. Do you know anything about Vic's whereabouts these days. Contact me through my website www.pekiti.com if you have any info.
Always good to see you sir! Had the privileged of "some" training with you on Lafayette street in NYC way back. I think of you as the standard.
Leo used to tell us to train with steel "sticks" 2 times the weight!
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Tuhon is that a live blade or a trainer? Where did you order it from?
The first sword shown in the video is the pinute from the Espada y Daga set from TFW. The two plastic trainers are from Rawlings. The small sword is also from TFW. www.traditionalfilipinoweapons.com/ casiberia.com/category/complete-sparring-swords/1801
I learned from two first students of Leo, A one Ricky Rilliara, and a Victor L. Harris. way back in the late 80's, never seen many of these "new " drills myself, but I do see their value.
@@cowlitz49 Wow, those names take me back in time. Ricky was my room mate when I moved from NY to Big Spring TX in 82 to continue my training with Tuhon Gaje and Vic gave me my first real combat pistol lessons around the same time. Sadly Ricky passed away several years ago. Do you know anything about Vic's whereabouts these days. Contact me through my website www.pekiti.com if you have any info.