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MasterKaliSilat
08-09-2007, 06:19 AM
I am not the first student of Tuhon Gaje, Jr. but I have longevity of any of the Pekiti Tirsia group, save for Tuhon Gaje, Jr. himself. I met Turhon Gaje, Jr. at the Jersey City Medical Center in 1972. After meeting again with many of the students in Pekiti Tirsia, including Guru Master Tim Waid, I was curious as to why many of Pekiti Tirsia's students can not hold on to their stick. If you'd like to know too, please be my guest at our class in Virginia Beach, any Saturday at 8:am or Tuesday at 7:pm at the HYBRID ACADEMY of MIXED MARTIAL ARTS 5476 Virginia Beach Blvd. Va. Beach, VA 23462.

As a matter of fact Guru Tim invited me to Texas as I was his first instructor in Pekiti Tirsia, of course after meeting Tuhon, like many of my students, they continue to train with the master. Reason: A real master seeks knowledge always, as did Tuhon, even to this day, and it's the reason Pekiti Tirsia is always evolving. But the reality is the same, after 34 years and still training it's really simply this, "It doesn't matter the way your practice, it doesn't matter what you practice! It only matters can you stop me or can I stop you, no matter what."

So if you really want to learn Pekiti Tirsia, come to Virginia Beach, we run a 5 day intensive program from twice yearly, and this is our 5th year, every September and March - Go to PekitiTirisia.com for the real answers and perhaps find out why so many Kali Silat players can't hold a stick to Pekiti Tirsia, in our club Tuhon named our ways of practice as SinaTirsiaWali, after Turhon visited Cebu back in 1989, when everyone was still talking about me two years after I left when Tuhon called me in 1993, when I opened a school in New York City.

The real Pekiti Tirsia continues to thrive from examination of what you do, not what I do. Practice hard, never quit. regards P. Greg Alland, Master - signed sealed and presented to me by Tuhon Gaje, Jr. 1996, in Bago City, Philippines. After twelve trips to the Philippines, I'll even show you why you have to visit there. regards P. Greg Alland

still lurking
08-09-2007, 03:08 PM
huh?

PeteNerd
08-09-2007, 03:27 PM
huh?

Is he high?

Pete

408kali
08-09-2007, 04:06 PM
I was curious as to why many of Pekiti Tirsia's students can not hold on to their stick.

Hi Greg,

Dropping your stick in PTK is taboo...

Dropping your stick is the equivalent of disrespecting your mother, who would do it?

Tell me you're joking!

Sincerely,

~John

nosyac
08-09-2007, 04:42 PM
I was curious as to why many of Pekiti Tirsia's students can not hold on to their stick.
... you mean PTK students don't know how to hold sticks?

arnisador
08-13-2007, 11:02 AM
I always interpret "can not hold on to their stick" to mean that someone is easy to disarm.

Waltyr
08-17-2007, 09:10 PM
Greetings,

I can't say that I'm as proficient or as skilled as lot of the escrima/arnis/kali players out there. My journey began only a couple of years ago. I've studied other styles as the FMA (Inosanto, Modern Arnis) and have found myself filled with knowledge beyond what I had ever experienced.
With that being said, when I moved to the Virginia Beach area and met with Mr. Greg Alland, then I reallized that all my knowledge had no applicable value. I have seen and have participated in the 5-day seminar, and currently study under Mr. Alland. I would encourage any individual to come with an open mind and an understanding heart. I guess my philosophy is that you can learn from anyone and everyone. Absorb everything, and apply as you (in your own personal practice) see fit.
When you are on the streets, its anything and everything.
Anyway, check it out and judge for yourself; don't take my word for it.


W.v.

arnisador
08-17-2007, 10:06 PM
Mr. Alland brings a great deal of energy to his martial arts. When he was in Terre Haute he spoke with people through most of the lunch break, and at one point gave a great answer to an off-the-cuff question about what to do if pinned against the wall by an opponent with a knife (prefixed of course by the observation that this is an exceedingly bad position to be in).