James Loriega: Paladin Press Author of the Month February 2005

[Cruentus]

In spirit of the Modern Knives E-zine review I just posted, I found this over on the palidin press website.

James Loriega is a Modern Day proponent of an old Gypsie style of Spanish Knife fighting as found in the book "Manual of the Baratareo: the art of handling the Navaja, the Knife, and the Scissors of the Gypsies."

A good read for anyone interested in learning a bit more about this:

http://www.paladin-press.com/authormo_0205.aspx

 

[Christopher Umbs]

In spirit of the Modern Knives E-zine review I just posted, I found this over on the palidin press website.

James Loriega is a Modern Day proponent of an old Gypsie style of Spanish Knife fighting as found in the book "Manual of the Baratareo: the art of handling the Navaja, the Knife, and the Scissors of the Gypsies."

A good read for anyone interested in learning a bit more about this:

http://www.paladin-press.com/authormo_0205.aspx

James is a first rate teacher and I can't wait to work with him again this weekend (seminar in NJ). While tournament victory is no certain indication of real skill, he was able to turn me into a winner after just a few lessons so his style certainly holds up against others.

Chris

 

[Cruentus]

Mod. Note.
Please, keep the conversation on topic..

Conversations about Mr. Loriega's Ninjutsu background is not the topic of this thread.

-Paul Janulis-
-MT Moderator-