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Oct 3, 2020 1 hr 3 min

Spear Talk #10 - Chief George J. Lepine

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For our 10th talk, we spoke with George J. Lepine, the Chief Instructor of Okichitaw Indigenous Combat Arts, History, and Knowledge. Okichitaw is a unique, powerful, practical combat art system that uses basic but aggressive combat movements that were employed specifically throughout Plains Indigenous Warfare. ​Based on Indigenous Plains combat techniques and tactics, this concurrent version of the combat art embodies the spirit of the Plains Warrior fighting and warfare applications through the utilization with traditional weapons. All hand, foot and body mechanics are a reflection of specific Plains Cree weaponry and their respective movements. Indigenous weaponry such as tomahawk, lance, gunstock warclub and knife are used in advanced training. This talk was part of our first Martial Arts Symposium!

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