In the movie “The Hunted” they based Tommy Lee Jones character from this guy.
http://www.trackerschool.com/Images/a_TomBrown%5B1%5D.jpg
http://www.trackerschool.com/

The knife used by Hallam throughout most of the movie is a Beck Wilderness Survival Knife designed by Tom Brown and constructed by David Beck.

TPS-TBT TOPS Tom Brown Tracker...
It can be found here http://www.onestopknifeshop.com/store/tops-tom-brown-tracker.html

http://www.topsknives.com/graphics/blade_april03LG.jpg
http://www.amobhitman.com/files/master/t_694.jpg
http://members.jcom.home.ne.jp/chivalries/knife/hunted1.jpg
You can also purchase one for about $225 from Brown's site.
http://www.trackerschool.com/

The style of martial arts used in the film is Sayoc Kali
Sayoc Kali
vids of soyoc in action
www.sayoc.com
professor Remy Presas
http://www.professorpresas.com





WELCOME!!!


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ALL 2005 TRACKER Courses are OPEN & AVAILABLE!!!


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Tuesday, February 1st, 2005
TOM'S PERSONAL INTENSIVE CLASS SCHEDULE
SPRING & EARLY SUMMER 2005


Intensive Update!

There are still spaces available in Tom’s upcoming VISION QUEST INTENSIVE, April 16-18, 2005. This Intensive is in California and will be taught by Tom and Philosophy Instructor Malcolm Ringwalt (Earth-Heart). This should prove to be an amazing class, combining both Tom’s and Malcolm’s Vision Quest teachings in what will probably be a one-time-only Intensive. If you feel drawn to take this Intensive, I would urge you to sign up ASAP! Please remember, though, you must be a graduate of at least Philosophy I to take this Intensive.

Dan Hirshberg, Tracker School (908) 813-8689

or Annamaria Lalevee, Centenary College
(908) 852-1400, ext. 2238

Centenary College gets ‘wild’ - offers college credits
to students taking wilderness survival courses
at Tom Brown Jr.’s Tracker School

HACKETTSTOWN, N.J. (March 2, 2005) - If Centenary College students get a little “wild” these days, it’s with good reason. Undergraduate students can now earn college credits by taking classes through Tom Brown Jr.’s Tracker School, a nature, tracking and wilderness survival school with locations in New Jersey and Florida.

****NEW****

INTERNATIONAL GERMAN AND JAPANESE STANDARD COURSES

NOTE: These courses will be taught in their NATIVE LANGUAGES !!!

with information and applications in German and Japanese Languages

MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT !

This article ran in the Sunday edition of News-press,
the second of two days worth of articles.

"Rugged students learn to rough it"

To view these articles on the news-press.com web site, go to:

http://www.news-press.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2005502050501

AND

http://www.news-press.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2005502060406

Holy Shit!

http://sayoc.com/vidclips/karambit_web_02_160.mov?osCsid=cbbff30a32292649279dac14a99dcbc8


RE: The Hunted. That was a cool movie wasn't it?


On the other site:

http://www.professorpresas.com/images/00Patch.jpg
http://www.professorpresas.com/images/00Patch.jpg

Is it just me, or does that bottom symbol look like an NS swastika?

http://www.professorpresas.com/

Hunted is a very exciting film. I greatly enjoyed it.

Holy Shit!

http://sayoc.com/vidclips/karambit_web_02_160.mov?osCsid=cbbff30a32292649279dac14a99dcbc8


RE: The Hunted. That was a cool movie wasn't it?


On the other site:

http://www.professorpresas.com/images/00Patch.jpg
http://www.professorpresas.com/images/00Patch.jpg

Is it just me, or does that bottom symbol look like an NS swastika?

http://www.professorpresas.com/

Sure it does. There are Hindus in Indonesia, although they are a minority, if I'm not mistaken, so that may be a cultural linkage. Presas is from Phillipines but there is a a cultural milieu of sorts there, pentjak silat is another style.



Also the image evokes the pattern and motion of the weapon exercise called "siniwali." That's what they're doing here:

http://www.professorpresas.com/images/TunRoofSin.JPG

Back in the day I went to a seminar with Remy Presas, and found it very fun and worthwhile. http://www.professorpresas.com/Professor.htm